Major Contract

Sydney Metro – West – Sydney Olympic Park Station

PROJECT STATUS
Under Procurement
Sydney Metro – West – Sydney Olympic Park Station

The proposed Sydney Olympic Park metro station would be located south of the existing Olympic Park Station. 

Along with Parramatta, The Bays Precinct, Pyrmont and Hunter Street stops on the proposed Sydney Metro West line, the Sydney Olympic Park metro station will be delivered as an Integrated Station Development (ISD). Under the Sydney Metro ISD approach, the successful project consortium will be responsible under a single contract for the delivery of a Station Package and a Developments Package.

The Olympic Park Station Package includes an underground cut and cover station with island platform, and two additional side platforms, as well as above ground infrastructure. 

The Developments Package includes an overstation residential tower, along with two station-adjacent developments.

Key Dates

Dec 2018 Initial Packaging Announced
Oct 2020 Revised Packaging Announced
Apr 2022 EOIs Open
Nov 2022 ROIs Open - Sydney Metro West Partnership
Nov 2022 ROIs Close - Sydney Metro West Partnership
Feb 2025 EOIs Open
Mar 2025 Enrolments to Participate Close
Mar 2025 EOIs Close
Sep 2025 RFT Open
Mar 2026 Expected Contract Award
Dec 2026 Expected Construction Commencement
Dec 2029 Expected Construction Completion

Procurement

Procuring Agency: Sydney Metro
Shortlist: FCC and Ecove Consortium; Gamuda Engineering, Gamuda, and MTR Consortium, and John Holland and Freecity Consortium
Related contracts:
Sydney Metro West – Transaction Management
Successful Tenderer - KPMG and IAG

PROJECT HISTORY

Apr 2018 The NSW Government held an industry briefing. Project development and stakeholder engagement strategies were announced.
May 2018 Geotechnical Investigation began in Rod Laver Drive in Sydney Olympic Park.
Dec 2018 Second industry briefing held, outlining base case delivery and packaging strategy.
Oct 2020 During a Transport for NSW major projects industry briefing, Sydney Metro announced restructured project packaging for Sydney Metro West. Four stops, including Sydney Olympic Park, were confirmed as Integrated Station Developments (ISD).
Jun 2021 Sydney Metro requested Secretary’s Environmental Assessment Requirements (SEARs) for the next phase of approvals for the Sydney Metro – West project. The accompanying scoping report outlined the indicative construction period for the Sydney Olympic Park Station from fourth quarter of 2024 to fourth quarter of 2027.
Oct 2022 Excavation of the Station Box commenced
Nov 2022 Sydney Metro hosted an industry briefing in which it called for ROIs for the remainder of the Sydney Metro - West packages. Sydney Metro announced they would procure the remaining packages through a Sydney Metro West Partnership model, with ROIs closing on 25 November.
Dec 2023 Sydney Metro announced that it would no longer be proceeding with the Sydney Metro West Partnership Model.
Jun 2024 Sydney Metro announced Registrations of Interest had opened for the Integrated Station Development (ISD) for Sydney Olympic Park Metro Station, closing 12 July. The ISD package includes provision for three new buildings above and adjacent to the new metro station, with a mix of new homes, commercial offices, retail, hospitality and public spaces. Construction was expected to commence in 2027.
Jul 2024 Transport for NSW updated its Transport Infrastructure Projects Pipeline 2028, confirming a number of key dates for the project. The contract award was updated to Q1 2026, with construction commencing Q4 2026 and reaching completion Q4 2028.
Jan 2025 Sydney Metro commenced an Enrolment to Participate process to deliver the station facilities and related infrastructure, and mixed-use facilities above each station, closing on 4 March. Sydney Metro announced it expects to commence an Expressions of Interest Process in February, closing in March.
Jul 2025 Sydney Metro announced the shortlisted consortium for the delivery of the Sydney Olympic Park ISD. The shortlist includes three consortium comprising FCC and Ecove; Gamuda Engineering, Gamuda, and MTR; and John Holland and Freecity.
Jul 2025 Infrastructure NSW released an updated timeline for the project in its 2025 Major Projects Pipeline. Construction is expected to commence Q4 2026 and reach completion Q4 2029.