Skanska confirmed for £52m Birmingham rail bridge

By Dave Rogers2021-01-04T06:00:00

Job for Network Rail set to help pave way for HS2 route into city centre

Skanska has been confirmed to build a £52m bridge replacement for Network Rail in Birmingham which will eventually pave the way for the HS2 route into the city.

The firm has already been carrying out design and enabling works, worth £14m, for the scheme on the local Stechford to Aston stretch of the railway.

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