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Together with its partner Implenia, HOCHTIEF has secured a contract from Deutsche Bahn (German Federal Railway) (deutschebahn.com) for the second trunk route of the suburban railway in Munich. The joint venture (JV), under the technical leadership of Implenia, will build the central station Marienhof. The contract volume is approximately EUR 400 million, whereby the two companies each have a 50% participation in the JV. The second trunk route envisages an additional underground inner-city link, which runs roughly parallel to the first trunk route in the center of Munich, which opened in 1972. The project, for which the overall construction work began in 2017, runs for a length of around ten kilometers and is designed to increase capacities on the very busy route.
“We are pleased to implement this sophisticated and demanding tunnel construction project on behalf of Deutsche Bahn in cooperation with Implenia. Together with our reliable partner, we are combining many years of experience and infrastructure construction expertise in Munich”, commented Riku Tauriainen, Business Unit Manager of Civil Germany at HOCHTIEF Infrastructure.
“This complex infrastructure construction project with demanding special foundation engineering, tunnel construction and solid construction, requires highly specialized technologies and comprehensive know-how. We are delighted that Deutsche Bahn has awarded this contract to Implenia and the partner HOCHTIEF“, commented René Kotacka, Head of Business Unit Implenia Infrastructure.
The construction work commences in summer 2019. The future station Marienhof will be located in the center of Munich, right behind the city hall. The station structure, centrally located under Marienhof, will be initially constructed in an open construction pit and then subsequently in a construction pit underneath a concrete cover. The new station is located at a depth of approximately 40 meters, and will pass underneath the tunnels of the underground railway lines U 3 and U 6. The 210-meter-long platforms will be situated at the lowest level, followed by an approximately 14-meter-high distribution floor and a mezzanine floor with the staircases up and down to the new urban railway station as well as an overpass to the existing underground railway.
HOCHTIEF (hochtief.com) is a leading global construction and services group. The group is present in the transportation, energy and social/urban infrastructure sectors as well as in the contract mining, PPP and services markets. With around 54,000 employees and a sales volume of about EUR 23 billion in 2017, HOCHTIEF’s global presence is focused on developed markets. With CIMIC, the Group is market leader in Australia. In the USA, HOCHTIEF is the No. 1 general builder via Turner. Flatiron ranks among the most important players in the field of civil works, mainly in transportation infrastructure. Thanks to its commitment to sustainability, HOCHTIEF has been listed in the Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes since 2006.
HOCHTIEF Infrastructure (hochtief-infrastructure.com) delivers transportation, energy and building construction projects in Europe. Furthermore, the company has experience and reference projects in important regions worldwide. HOCHTIEF Infrastructure offers services for all realization phases of buildings, bridges, roads, tunnels, harbors, rail links, airports and facilities for the generation of conventional and renewable energy. HOCHTIEF Infrastructure has a dense network of branches and subsidiaries in Germany and in key markets in Europe.
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