ENG Task 412 - Trackbed Investigation Services

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Buyers

Transport for London

Value

£472,000

Suppliers

AECOM LIMITED

Classifications

Geophysical consultancy services

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Submission Deadline

2 months ago

Published

2 months ago

Description

The Ballasted Track Team (BTT) delivers essential track renewals, ensuring the
operational safety and reliability of London Underground's infrastructure. These works
are guided by a strategic annual work bank that spans multiple sites, encompassing
tasks such as Ballasted Track Renewals (BTR) and associated drainage interventions.
In support of this work bank, the company requires to conduct several geotechnical
studies to assist with the planning, design and execution of these renewals.

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