A shortlist will be determined in the coming months.
The Linking Melbourne Authority is leading the cross-city scheme. The expressions of interest will be evaluated on six criteria, including design, innovation, construction capability and experience; operations, maintenance capability and experience; stakeholder engagement; financing capacity and capability and commercial structure. The request for tenders is expected to be issued by the end of October this year.
The teams are:
East West Connect
- Â Â Â Capella Capital as agent for Capella Capital partnership
- Â Â Â Lend Lease Engineering
- Â Â Â Acciona Infrastructure Australia
- Â Â Â Bouygues Travaux Publics
- Â Â Â Lend Lease Services
- Â Â Â Lend Lease Infrastructure Investments
-    Bouygues Õ¥Ö¼§ Australia
Inner Link Group
- Â Â Â Cintra Infraestructuras
- Â Â Â Retail Employees Superannuation, acting as Trustee for Retail Employees Superannuation Trust
- Â Â Â Samsung C&T Corporation
- Â Â Â Ferrovial Agroman (Australia)
- Â Â Â Ghella
- Â Â Â Transfield Services (Australia)
- Â Â Â Macquarie Capital (Australia)
Momentum Infrastructure
- Â Â Â John Holland
- Â Â Â Dragados Australia
- Â Â Â Leighton Contractors
- Â Â Â Iridium Concesiones de Infraestructuras
-    The Bank of Tokyo – Mitsubishi UFJ
Sicuro
- Â Â Â Salini
- Â Â Â Salini Australia
- Â Â Â Impregilo
-    Hyundai Engineering and Õ¥Ö¼§
- Â Â Â Egis Road Operation Australia
- Â Â Â Egis Investment Partners
- Â Â Â InfraLinx Capital (Germany)
- Â Â Â Aquasia
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