Menu
24/01/2012
HS2 Appoints CH2M Hill As Its Development Partner
HS2 Ltd today announced the proposed appointment of CH2M Hill, as its development partner for the next phase of engineering, design and environmental work on the London to the West Midlands line.
The contract will create work for a team of around 80 people and the professional services contracts, which will be awarded in February, will create further jobs for hundreds more people.
Alison Munro, Chief Executive HS2 Ltd, said: "Now that HS2 is up and running, it’s time to bring new people on board and I’m very pleased to welcome CH2M Hill as our
development partner for the next phase of this exciting project - we will now be able to
move forward without delay.
"The appointment means that we will have world class project managers and technical
experts working alongside us to deliver the design, engineering and environmental work
necessary for the hybrid bill. They will bring, in particular, their highly regarded experience of working on HS1 and Crossrail, two major UK infrastructure projects that have direct relevance to our work."
(CD/GK)
The contract will create work for a team of around 80 people and the professional services contracts, which will be awarded in February, will create further jobs for hundreds more people.
Alison Munro, Chief Executive HS2 Ltd, said: "Now that HS2 is up and running, it’s time to bring new people on board and I’m very pleased to welcome CH2M Hill as our
development partner for the next phase of this exciting project - we will now be able to
move forward without delay.
"The appointment means that we will have world class project managers and technical
experts working alongside us to deliver the design, engineering and environmental work
necessary for the hybrid bill. They will bring, in particular, their highly regarded experience of working on HS1 and Crossrail, two major UK infrastructure projects that have direct relevance to our work."
(CD/GK)
Related UK National News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
17 February 2015
Plans Announced To Make Young People Work For Benefits
The Prime Minister has announced a proposal for 18 to 21-year-olds claiming benefits to do daily work experience. The proposed reform, known as Community Work Programme, would see young people not in work, education or training, required to complete daily work experience, alongside continuing to look for work in order to qualify for benefits.
Plans Announced To Make Young People Work For Benefits
The Prime Minister has announced a proposal for 18 to 21-year-olds claiming benefits to do daily work experience. The proposed reform, known as Community Work Programme, would see young people not in work, education or training, required to complete daily work experience, alongside continuing to look for work in order to qualify for benefits.
17 August 2005
Government recommends care home changes
A Government's action plan to improve the quality of care home services has been welcomed as a "positive response" by the OFT. However, consumer group 'Which?' prompted the original OFT inquiry, has criticised the proposed reforms as "vague" and called for more detail to be included.
Government recommends care home changes
A Government's action plan to improve the quality of care home services has been welcomed as a "positive response" by the OFT. However, consumer group 'Which?' prompted the original OFT inquiry, has criticised the proposed reforms as "vague" and called for more detail to be included.
11 September 2013
HS2 Project Could Deliver £15bn Boost To The Economy - KPMG
The HS2 rail project could deliver an annual £15 billion boost to the economy, according to KPMG analysis on the economic impact of the project.
HS2 Project Could Deliver £15bn Boost To The Economy - KPMG
The HS2 rail project could deliver an annual £15 billion boost to the economy, according to KPMG analysis on the economic impact of the project.
14 January 2014
New Chairman Pledges Cheaper HS2 Project
The HS2 high-speed rail project has been taken over by Sir Dave Higgins, who has pledged to deliver the project "more cheaply". Critics of the scheme have highlighted spiralling costs, but Sir Higgins told the BBC that the HS2 project was the only way to make a "step-change" to the UK's transport capacity.
New Chairman Pledges Cheaper HS2 Project
The HS2 high-speed rail project has been taken over by Sir Dave Higgins, who has pledged to deliver the project "more cheaply". Critics of the scheme have highlighted spiralling costs, but Sir Higgins told the BBC that the HS2 project was the only way to make a "step-change" to the UK's transport capacity.
16 May 2013
NAO "Unclear" On Benefits of HS2 Project
With an estimated funding gap of £3.3bn, the National Audit Office (NAO) has warned that the economic benefits of the HS2 high-speed rail project are unclear. According to the BBC a report from the NAO highlights its “reservations” about growth and jobs being created by the proposed high-speed rail link.
NAO "Unclear" On Benefits of HS2 Project
With an estimated funding gap of £3.3bn, the National Audit Office (NAO) has warned that the economic benefits of the HS2 high-speed rail project are unclear. According to the BBC a report from the NAO highlights its “reservations” about growth and jobs being created by the proposed high-speed rail link.
-
Northern Ireland WeatherThis Evening and Tonight:It will be cloudy with a spell of heavy rain pushing south through late evening and the early hours, soon followed by some clear spells. Minimum temperature 6 °C.
