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CPB Contractors, SMEC win contract for Melbourne Airport rail project

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Cimic (the Australian subsidiary of ACS) and Acciona have won new contracts in Australia to connect the Melbourne airport by rail with the city. The investment of the entire outstanding works package amounts to about 12 billion Australian dollars (7,512 million euros to change), but it is divided into three groups. ... Continue reading "ACS and Acciona are awarded a railway project of 2,570 million euros in Australia"

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ACS will be responsible for carrying out one of the most iconic works in Melbourne (Australia), the superhub of Sunhine, the station that will connect by train with the new airport...

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CPB Contractors and SMEC have been selected as the preferred bidder for the construction of the Sunshine Super Centre, a key phase of the Melbourne Airport Rail Project in Australia. The companies beat out a consortium led by FCC Construction for this Phase 1 work package, which was put out to open tender. The Australian federal government and the Victorian state government have agreed to complete the project by October 21, 2026…

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Star Weekly broke the news on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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