Ferrovial celebrates the official opening of the Silverown Tunnel in East London after delivering the project as part of the Riverlinx CJV.
Tag: tunneling
All-women TBM crew to build Suburban Rail Loop tunnels
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In a world first, an all-women tunnel boring machine (TBM) crew will help build Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) East twin tunnels between Cheltenham and Glen Waverley.
Tunnel boring near complete for Sydney Metro rail to Western Sydney Airport
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Three of the boring machines have completed their work, with the final 230 metre leg to St Marys expected to be completed in a few weeks.
New project aims to revolutionise tunnel infrastructure installation with robotic AI
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Automated Tunnel Robotic Installation System (ATRIS) the first robotic and AI solution set to revolutionise the installation of mechanical and civil services in tunnels.
Key milestone for HS2 as half of tunnels completed
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Construction of the giant network of tunnels for HS2 has now passed the halfway point, marking a significant milestone for Britain’s new high-speed line.
Cross River Rail Project Update
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Since our first overview, two years of early works and construction has occurred. Let’s see how far the Cross River Rail project has come.
Metro Tunnel Halfway Mark Reached
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The Metro Tunnel halfway mark has been reached with two giant tunnel boring machines (TBMs) breaking through key sections of the project.
The top infrastructure stories of 2019 – Australia
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2019 was a huge year for the Australian infrastructure sector, with unprecedented spending in various road and rail major projects. Here are the top stories of 2019.
North-South Corridor
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The Government is hiring tunneling experts to investigate options for the River Torrens to Darlington section of the North-South Corridor in South Australia
The Australian Tunneling Industry
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Australia’s never had such a prolific tunnelling infrastructure boom in its entire history with $28 billion tunnelling-related projects.
