Stockholm Metro Extension Tender

DescriptionStockholm metro rail network in Sweden is being expanded with 20km of new track and 11 new stations on four sections in the region. The agreement for the expansion of Stockholm metros underground network was signed by Region Stockholm the City of Stockholm Municipality of Nacka Jrflla Municipality and City of Solna in January 2014. The municipalities will also build 78000 residences along the new metro area. Estimated to cost Skr29.8bn 3.35bn the expansion project marks the biggest investment project in the public transport of Stockholm region since the 1970s. Initial construction work on the project commenced in November 2018 while the entire project is expected to be completed by 2026. Stockholm metro will be expanded below ground by 11.3km from Kungstrdgrden to Nacka Sdermalm and Sderort. A new tunnel will be built from Kungstrdgrden to Gullmarsplan via Sofia on Sdermalm.The metro then turns southwards at Slakthusomrdet station which will replace the existing Globen and Enskede grd stations. It will be extended in a southern direction to Sockenplan station where the blue line incorporates the existing Hagstra line. Other new stations to be built along the blue line include Nacka Sofia Hammarby Kanal Sickla and Jrla. Gullmarsplan will serve as an interchange between the yellow blue and red lines the light rail and buses. It will have a new platform 70m below ground with large express lifts connecting to the existing station. The blue line will also be extended by approximately 4km below ground from Akalla to Barkarby via Barkarbystaden. The stretch will have two new stations Barkarbystaden and Barkarby. The yellow line will be extended by 4.1km from Odenplan to Arenastaden in Solna. It will have three new stations at Hagastaden Sdra Hagalund and Arenastaden which will be built 30m below ground. Hagalund station will also have the provision for accommodating a future metro station. The yellow line will join the green line at Odenplan where the metro will turn north to Arenastaden in Solna. Each new station of Stockholms metro will feature artistic design and unique expression Siemens Mobility a separately managed company of Siemens AG has been awarded a project worth 21 million euros 23.3 million to deliver rectifier stations and network stations for the new Stockholm Metro extension. The project was awarded by Region Stockholm Extended Metro Administration