Closed tender

Snow Hill Third Access

Details

Published
18 April 2020
Submission
25 May 2018

Tender description

WMCA are pleased to invite bids for the design and build of a 3rd access entrance to Snow Hill Station. The vision for this project is ‘to deliver an improved access and interchange at Snow Hill Station, Birmingham. The appointed consultant will complete a third entrance at St Chads, enabling passengers to interchange between metro and rail inside Snow Hill station and exit/enter the station to the east accessing the centre of Birmingham with ease. To access the tender documents and express an interest in this opportunity, please see the following Project on the Bravo Solution Portal: project_194 - Snow Hill Third Access Please ensure that you read the Invitation to Tender Letter and supporting documents (within the attachments are of the above project) in full before attempting to respond to this opportunity. The deadline to respond to this opportunity is 17:00 on 25th May 2018

Timeline

  1. Completed: Submission date25 May 2018
  2. Completed: Tender published18 April 2020
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