High Speed Two (HS2) Ltd
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- Published identifier
- Not supplied
- Address
- Birmingham, UK, B4 6GA, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 29 Jan 2025
- Latest notice
- 21 May 2026
Published procurement activity · 6 tenders
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The contract relates to the design, construction and dynamic testing of Washwood Heath Depot (WWH) & Network Integrated Control Centre (NICC) works for the HS2 project
HS2 Ltd has awarded the Stations Design Services Contracts (SDSC) which are divided into the following 4 Lots: Southern Lots • London Euston; and • Old Oak Common. Northern Lots • Interchange Station; and • Birmingham Curzon Street. The scope of Design Services (including base scope and optional scope) was described in the Pre-
This contract relates to a single package of work for Design and build of High Voltage (HV) Power Systems for the HS2 Project plus a separate contract for ongoing maintenance. The scope of work includes the design, build, testing & commissioning, training, and provision of all required hand-over documentation & spares. The scope
This procurement relates to track systems and HS2 Ltd has awarded the following contracts: 1) Delivery contract for Track - Urban (Lot 1 below) 2) Delivery contract for Track – Open Route Central (Lot 2 below) 3) Delivery contract for Track – Open Route North including Birmingham Spur (Lot 3 below) 4) Framework Agreement for Tra
The procurement relates to Tunnel and Lineside Mechanical and Electrical (M&E) works for the HS2 Project and HS2 Ltd is awarding the contract for the design, manufacture, supply, installation, testing and commissioning, and maintenance of the M&E systems in open route (remote from the rail systems compounds) and tunnels, includi
The Contract is for the Engineering Management System (EMS) of HS2’s Railway Systems category. This includes the provision of design, installation, testing, commissioning and ongoing technical support.
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