Amey has secured a place on Transport for London’s Infrastructure Improvement Framework, strengthening its long-standing relationship with the capital’s transport authority and positioning the company to help deliver a major programme of station and network upgrades worth up to £700 million.
The two-year framework, which begins this month and includes options for extension, will see Amey work alongside Costain and Dragados on a range of projects aimed at improving accessibility, modernising infrastructure and enhancing London’s transport network.
The programme is expected to include upgrades at Elephant & Castle and South Kensington stations, alongside wider step-free access improvements, tram infrastructure projects and additional schemes that will be introduced throughout the life of the framework.
The appointment reinforces Amey’s growing role as an integrated infrastructure consultancy and delivery partner, combining engineering, consulting and operational expertise across the full lifecycle of transport assets.
Peter Anderson, Managing Director for Transport Infrastructure at Amey, said the framework reflects confidence in the company’s ability to deliver complex projects while maintaining live transport operations.
“Being appointed to this framework is a strong endorsement of Amey’s ability to deliver complex infrastructure programmes in highly operational environments,” he said.
“It reflects the strength of our integrated offer, combining consulting insight with delivery expertise to help clients solve challenges across the whole asset lifecycle.
“We look forward to working with TfL to deliver improvements that strengthen network performance and support the future of transport in London.”
The Infrastructure Improvement Framework forms part of TfL’s wider investment programme to improve capacity, accessibility and resilience across the capital’s transport network, supporting more reliable journeys for millions of passengers while preparing key assets for future demand.
