SUBURBAN RAIL LOOP EAST
Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) East - Alliance Packages
Overview
Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) East
The Suburban Rail Loop Program will deliver a 90 km orbital rail line connecting every major railway line in Melbourne, as well as a connection to Melbourne Airport.
SRL will provide a world-class, service-proven automatic metro system that sets new benchmarks for comfort, safety, and reliability for Melbourne.
SRL will be delivered in four sections, the first is SRL East.
SRL East is the first stage of the project being delivered from Cheltenham to Box Hill, with 26 kilometres of twin tunnels connecting six new underground stations.
Thoughtful planning for the broader neighbourhoods around each SRL East station will enable around 70,000 new homes to be built in these areas by the 2050s, on the doorstep of world-class public transport, services and jobs.
The new rail line will connect major employment, health, education and retail destinations in Melbourne's east and south east, slashing travel times and connecting passengers travelling on the Gippsland corridor to destinations across Melbourne.
The first two Alliance packages for SRL include:
- Station building and fit-out of three world-class underground stations and new community precincts at Box Hill, Burwood, and Glen Waverley
- Design and construction of Train Stabling Facility (TSF) for operation and maintenance of SRL. Key features include: Administration and Operational Control Centre; Central Storage Facility; Eastern Portal Building; Fire Pump Room; Gate House; Infrastructure Maintenance Facility; Mock Platform; Project Commissioning Building; Stabling Network Support Facility; Stabling Yard; Train Maintenance Facility; Vehicle Cleaning Facility; Water Treatment Plant; Western Portal Building.
- Burwood back-up control centre
- Supply and install rail systems infrastructure, including track, signalling, communications, power supply, and control systems
- Testing and commissioning
- Manufacturing trains.
The Project will provide job opportunities for thousands of Victorians.
Delivery partners will be required to meet specific project management requirements.
The Local Jobs First (LJF) policy is also applicable for this project. For more information about the policy and its requirements, please visit: https://localjobsfirst.vic.gov.au/key-documents
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