The Midland Junction Alliance (MJA), an alliance comprising of McConnell Dowell, Georgiou Group, Arcadis and BG&E, has been named preferred proponent to deliver the new METRONET Midland Station in Western Australia.

Work includes decommissioning and demolishing the existing 53-year-old train station and the design and construction of a new facility between Helena and Cale streets.

The station's contemporary design will incorporate three platforms catering for up to six-cars, a publicly accessible pedestrian overpass connecting both sides of the railway, a bus interchange and cycling facilities.

McConnell Dowell Managing Director, Jim Frith said McConnell Dowell are excited to be partnering with the Public Transport Authority of Western Australia (PTA) and the alliance partners to deliver this important project as part of the METRONET program.

“McConnell Dowell has successfully delivered complex infrastructure projects with our customers and communities for the past 60 years. We are proud to be to working with PTA and our partners to deliver this exciting piece of infrastructure for Perth and support the ongoing development of the skills and expertise in the local construction industry.”

Alliance General Manager, Leonard Munday said he is proud to be leading the delivery of the Midland Station

“I am excited and look forward to working with PTA on a project that will expand connections, set a platform for invigoration and importantly, leave a legacy for the Midland community”

Once open, the new station is expected to have 3,300 daily boardings, growing to 3,700 in 2031.

Learn more about the project - https://www.metronet.wa.gov.au/projects/midland-station