Barhale has secured a contract of designing and building Barking Riverside train station, London.
This new London Overground station will give its service to over 10,000 new homes in East London.
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The station is scheduled to open later this year.
Barhale has been appointed by Barking Riverside Limited (BRL) for installing a new foul water pumping station at the terminus.
This terminus is a part of the £260m extension of the Gospel Oak to Barking Overground Line.
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BRL is the joint venture between L&Q and the Mayor of London in leading the mixed-use scheme Barking Riverside.
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By GlobalDataThe Barking Riverside scheme will regenerate the 443-acre brownfield site, which earlier accommodated the former Barking Power Station.
Barhale and its design partner Nicholas O’Dwyer will enter into a three-months design phase before the actual construction begins.
The actual construction is scheduled to start in May.
The programme will also feature laying a linking length of foul sewer to a new rising main and the drainage within the pump station so that the incoming sewer can be linked to the inlet chamber and to a new emergency storage.
Barhale regional manager Daniel Meadowcroft said: “Barking Riverside is a hugely important project to help build the transport infrastructure for a new community in East London. We are very excited to be playing a part.”
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Image: The station is scheduled to open later this year. Credit: ©J.Lee via Barhale Holdings plc
