Government Seeks Firms for £360m Euston Masterplan Role
The government has announced a £360m design and engineering job for the Euston station and surrounding mixed-use development.
The five-year role will cover design and engineering work on the mainline station and the site's huge surrounding mixed-use district.
The Department of Transport (DfT) will launch a preliminary market engagement exercise next month, with a full contract notice to be published on 1 May next year.
The appointed team will work with the Euston Delivery Company (EDC), a government-backed entity established to oversee upgrades to the existing mainline station and enhancements to the London Underground interchange and linked bus and taxi facilities.
Construction of the HS2 Euston terminus was paused in 2023.
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Author's summary: Government seeks firms for £360m Euston design job.
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