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West Toronto Diamond/Rail Grade Separation Project

December 29th, 2010 Leave a comment Go to comments

$277 million

2010 Ranking: 61

Sector: Rail

Location: Toronto, Ontario

Owner: Metrolinx/GO Transit

Key Players: McCormick Rankin Corporation, a member of the MMM Group (construction management, contract administration); AGM Program Managers –Hatch Mott MacDonald, Giffels, a part of the Ingenium Group and MMM Group in a joint venture (program managers); Delcan (track alignment design, contract drawings, drainage analysis, regulatory analysis); Golder Associates (subconsultant to Delcan for geo-technical design, vibration monitoring; noise monitoring for Metrolinx); CN Rail (construction manager—advance piling, supplier: material for advance piling contract)

Funding: Public

Status: Under construction, with expected completion in 2014.

Description:

This project will improve commuter service reliability, eliminate at-grade conflicts with freight rail traffic, and support overall improvements to service on the GO Transit Georgetown/Weston rail corridor through the construction of a new rail-rail grade separation. Interlocking steel pipe piles are being used to form the outer walls of the depressed corridor. The main contract involves the construction of several precast, prestressed, rail carrying bridges that will be erected by lateral sliding during rail track blocks.



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