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In preparation for major works to start on the construction of the Bayswater Station Upgrade, Westforce Construction have been awarded the contract to design and build two new car parks at Meltham and Ashfield stations.
METRONET made its debut at the 2019 Perth Royal Show giving show goers a glimpse inside the Forrestfield-Airport Link tunnels and information on all other projects.
A $1 million tender to create a new cable route along the rail corridor between Meltham and Bayswater has been released.
Come and see us at this year's Perth Royal Show. We'll be in the Robinson Pavilion at Stands 23 & 24.
The Bayswater Station Upgrade is progressing with two proponents shortlisted for the task of designing and building the Bayswater Station Upgrade.
DevelopmentWA (formerly Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority) will begin the process to extend the Midland Redevelopment Area to include the immediate areas around the Bayswater and Forrestfield train stations.
Overlooking the Bayswater Town centre for over 80 years, the historic Kurrajong Tree will soon be relocated.
The $146 million Bayswater Station Upgrade is one step closer with a Request for Proposal (RFP) for an alliance to design and construct the upgrade released to market.
Department of Communities has launched an innovative affordable apartment development only 500m away from Bayswater Station.
More than 200 people from the construction industry made their way to the Hyatt Regency to hear from the Public Transport Authority on upcoming construction packages.
Construction and supply chain companies looking to be part of the METRONET Bayswater Station Upgrade and Denny Avenue Level Crossing removal projects are invited to attend an Industry Briefing presentation and networking opportunity.
Our Bayswater Drop in sessions which occured on December 11 and January 19 saw more than 280 community members joining us to learn more about the project and provide their feedback.
Following months of engagement, the proposed Bayswater Station upgrade’s concept design balances the various priorities that stakeholders and the community identified for the station and future of the town centre.
Developing the Bayswater Station upgrade concept design is one of the first of many steps for this project.
Thank you again to the 972 people who took the time to go online and complete our survey on what you’d like to see considered in the Bayswater Station upgrade design.
Over the two drop-in sessions we held, we spoke to more than 300 people about the upgrade, other METRONET projects and City of Bayswater Town Centre Structure Plan.
For further information on train and bus services, head to the Transperth website.