Broadway Subway Extension

Province: British Columbia

City/Region: Vancouver

Image Credit: BC Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure

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Project Rank

Project End: 2027

Project Type: LRT

Industry Sector: Transit

Project Amount: $2.83 billion

Date of Completion: 2027

Funding Source: Public

Federal Funding: $$896.9 million

Provincial Funding: $1.82 billion

Municipal Funding: City of Vancouver: $99.8 million (in-kind land contribution)

Road or Transit Length (KM): 5.7

Previous Rankings

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About The Project

The Broadway Subway Project will see the addition of six underground stations and 5.7 kilometres of track to the Millennium Line. The extension will run from VCC-Clark Station to Arbutus Street; 700 metres will be elevated guideway and the remainder will be tunneled. The commute from VCC-Clark to Arbutus Station will take 11 minutes, saving the average transit commuter almost 30 minutes a day and will relieve congestion along Broadway. In 2024, tunnel boring operations finished, marking the completion of the most technically complex and challenging part of the new subway construction.

Project Owner: Province of British Columbia (The Transportation Investment Corporation is leading the delivery of the project on behalf of the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure)

P3 Team Members/Project Team: DBF Team: The Broadway Subway Project Corporation – A joint venture of Acciona Infrastructure Canada Inc. and Ghella Canada Ltd.

Other Key Players: Arcadis-IBI Group / DIALOG BC Architecture Engineering Interior Design Planning Inc. / Mott MacDonald Canada Ltd. / Parsons Inc / Norland / BD Hall, Golder (WSP) (geotechnical services); McElhanney (site surveyor); HKA (management consultant); Associated Engineering (quality control); Aon, INTECH (risk advisor); Hanscomb (cost consultant); Stantec (early works); Wood (WSP) (consulting engineer/geotechnical studies); EXP; Hatch; Colliers Project Leaders; GeoVerra (site surveyor); Kontur (geotechnical services); Cartel Communications, Inc.; KPMG; Turner & Townsend (cost consultant)

Legal: Norton Rose Fulbright (owner’s advisor)

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