Barangaroo railway station

[1] The northern entrance consists of separate buildings for the lifts and escalators, which connect down to the station concourse.

[2]: 66 The contract for the excavation of the six stations and twin 15.5-kilometre (9.6 mi) bored tunnels on the City & Southwest project was awarded to a joint venture between John Holland, CPB Contractors, and Ghella in June 2017, for A$2.81 billion.

To reduce traffic congestion, the crushed rock excavated from the Barangaroo station site was taken away by barge on Sydney Harbour.

[3][4] A temporary facility was built in Clyde along the Parramatta River to receive the crushed rock and load it on trucks.

[16] Following expressions of interest, three companies were shortlisted for the station construction contract by the end of 2019: Hutchinson Builders, John Holland, and Besix Watpac.

[19] By October 2022, two out of the five lifts had been put in place and the installation of platform screen doors was underway,[20] which was completed by April 2023.

Other, more minor components were also complete by November 2023, including the terrazzo tiling, station signage, Opal fare gates, and sandstone wall panels.

View from an elevated position of a construction site with a hole for the station box and a tower crane
Station box under construction in 2020
View from an elevated position of a construction site
Construction in April 2022