Design and construction upgrade of the existing station comprising a new lift and station entry, stairs, regraded and new walkways to the station entry, platform building modifications, new HV and LV supplies, services upgrades, platform regrading, resurfacing and signage.
Bexley North Station is one of the stations upgraded through the Transport Access Program to provide a better experience for public transport customers by delivering accessible, modern, secure and integrated transport infrastructure.
Arenco was responsible for all the design and construction works which involved the demolition and removal of the existing stair entry and platform canopy to allow for the installation of a new lift structure connected via a new station entry, linked to the existing road bridge, with a new covered stair access to the platform. A new accessible walkway structure from the existing car park to the existing road bridge footpath and the regrading of the existing southern footpath was required to enable accessible pathways to the station.
The existing station platform was upgraded to provide a family accessible toilet and a unisex ambulant toilet. Refurbishment works was carried out to the existing station services equipment room in providing new flooring, air-conditioning, lighting and painting.
The island platform was regraded and resurfaced with new tactile indicators to the platform edges. New landscaped areas were provided to the station precinct. Station services were upgraded including a new HV electrical service and isolation transformer connected to the station incoming supply.
Installed a temporary station entry and stair structure that enabled construction works to continue underneath whilst providing uninterrupted access to the station for rail staff and commuters.
Successfully planned and managed complex weekend track possession periods that met major station construction milestones and brought the station to completion 4 months ahead of schedule.
Early Works
Temporary Works
Construction Works
