The Link Alliance consortium, leaded by VINCI Construction Grands Projets, is in charge of carrying out three lots on this project.
Lot 3 covers the design and construction of a 3.45 km extension of a railway line, including 3.2 km of tunnel, to connect the existing stations of Britomart and Mount Eden. On the route, 3 new stations will be built, including 2 underground.
Lot 5 concerns the construction of two civil engineering structures and a new 2 km lane, while maintaining traffic on the North Auckland Line.
Lot 7 includes the installation of electrical systems, catenaries, signaling and control system for the entire City Rail Link.
The project involves the design, construction, operation and maintenance over 5 years of phase 1 of a wastewater treatment plant. With a peak capacity of 34,000 cubic metres per hour, the pumping station includes biological treatment, disinfection, sludge treatment, odour treatment, and a connection to the city’s sewage system. The plant will provide wastewater treatment services for some 1.4 million people in the Nhieu Loc-Thi Nghe basin and a portion of District 2 of Ho Chi Minh City.
VINCI Construction Grands Projets is to deliver a turnkey 350MW pumped storage hydroelectric plant project as part of Morocco’s renewable energy development programme. The plant is aimed at supporting the local public power grid, supplied mainly by thermal power plants and wind facilities.
The project includes construction design, civil works, supply of materials and pumping equipment, assembly, testing and plant commissioning.
Doubling the Copenhagen metro’s capacity – that’s the target for the network-extension programme in the Danish capital on which VINCI Construction Grands Projets is deploying its expertise in underground works. Our consortium was awarded the design-build contract for the Copenhagen metro’s fourth line. Works include: two tunnels each 4.4 km long (bored using earth-pressure TBMs), civil engineering for five underground stations and switching shafts, sub-trades, electrical and mechanical systems, architectural interior works for the stations, and ventilation in the tunnels.
This is a project to renovate the Chamkar Mon water treatment plant, located in the heart of the Cambodian capital. After the demolition of the existing plant, a new one was designed and built to increase the daily production capacity from 20,000 m3 to 52,000 m3.
The Grand Paris Express project will transform daily life for thousands of people living in Île-de-France from as early as 2024 to 2030 as VINCI Construction Grands Projets puts its expertise in underground infrastructure and large-scale project management to work for this vast initiative to enhance mobility in Île-de-France. In February 2018, we were awarded Lot GC02 for Line 14 South, which will link Olympiades station (in Paris’s 18th arrondissement) to Orly Airport.
The project, which has been awarded to the COMOL5 consortium, calls for construction of an expressway connecting the cities of Katwijk (via A44) and Leiden (on A4). On this project, the winning consortium will have to rebuild the motorway junction at Leiden West, build a new 4-km roadway (N434) that includes a 2.2-km tunnel segment, widen motorway sections totalling 12 km in length, and make required adjustments on motorways A4 and A44. The contract also calls for maintenance of the new infrastructure for 15 years.
The project to expand the port in Kingston will allow Jamaica to remain competitive in the region’s maritime trade sector following the launch of new canal locks in Panama. Under this EPC contract, works will be carried out by VINCI Construction Grands Projets and EMCC (VINCI Construction) in consortium with the Belgian dredging company, Jan de Nul. This consortium was selected by CMA CGM, a major player in the global maritime transport industry and the concession-holder of the port of Kingston since July 1, 2016. The project calls for the rehabilitation, reinforcement, and upgrade to seismic standards of 1,200 metres of docks as well as dredging operations in the access channel and port of Kingston.
VINCI Construction Grands Projets, in consortium with Petit (VINCI Construction France) was awarded a contract to renovate the five-star Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park Hotel in London. This mandate, which covers 12,000 square metres, includes renovating all the rooms, building a 9th floor on the Hyde Park side with two new, 165-square-metre suites for a total of 134 rooms, 22 suites, 12 convertible suites, common areas, architectural interior works, technical finishing works in target areas as well as the roof and exterior façades. All of this work was carried out without closing the hotel even for a single day.
As part of Eole, the project to extend line E of the RER rail network to the west, VINCI Construction Grands Projets, a member of the consortium led by VINCI Construction France, took part in the construction of a new train station under the CNIT dome, along with tunnels measuring a kilometre long, a shaft 40 metres deep and 15 metres in diameter, and several underground walkways connecting line E to line A of the RER, to lines L and U of the Île-de-France suburban rail network, and line T2 of the Tramway system.
