Appointed to Sheffield Supertram improvement project
We have been appointed by South Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive (SYPTE) to support the business case development and implementation of the region’s Mass Transit Project – including the renewal of the Supertram network.
With support from the specialist management consultancy, Anturas, we will help to deliver the Sheffield Supertram improvement project over the next seven years to 2029, providing quantity surveying and project administration services including project management, cost management, risk management, and programming support.
A key aim of the project is to ensure successful future investment in the maintenance and operation of the Supertram system, a central component of South Yorkshire’s light rail network. The Mass Transit Project will support the long term, efficient and reliable provision of this service, improving air quality across the network, and laying the groundwork for enhanced provision in the future.
We have previously delivered and supported other major transport networks across the globe, including the recent completion and opening of Transport for London’s new Elizabeth Line, the first phase of the Edinburgh Tram and significant improvement works to Australia’s biggest public transport project, Sydney Metro.
This appointment also follows our recent success in becoming business case development partner for the West Yorkshire Combined Authority (WYCA) Mass Transit Network.
Steven Jackson, Director of Infrastructure said:
Our long-standing relationship with South Yorkshire and Supertram means we are brilliantly placed to support the effective delivery of this programme. The residents of South Yorkshire deserve a transport network that improves liveability, enhances productivity, and promotes connectivity.
“We have delivered high quality modern transport networks from Manchester and Edinburgh to Australia and beyond. Using this experience, and our work across Yorkshire, we are committed to securing the Supertram for the next generation and ensuring it continues to provide safe, reliable, and sustainable transport for the region."
