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Train access technology for Bankstown line update

23.01.2020

An artists impression of the entry to Hurlstone Park Station. There are people walking around and blue sky in the background. An artists impression of the entry to Hurlstone Park Station. There are people walking around and blue sky in the background.

Three companies have been shortlisted to supply state-of-the-art customer access technology for the metro rail upgrade of the 10 stations between Marrickville and Bankstown.

The technology, including mechanical gap fillers and platform screen doors, means the stations will be fully accessible when metro rail services start in 2024.

All Sydney Metro stations will have platform screen doors which keep people and objects like prams away from the tracks, and also allow trains to get in and out of stations much faster. All platforms will be level with the new metro trains – which means no more step-up into the train.

The three shortlisted companies are:

  • Gilgen Door Systems AG;
  • Hyundai Movex Co. Ltd; and
  • Kyosan Electric Manufacturing Co. Ltd.

The next step of the procurement process will be to test the technology put forward by the three companies for Australian conditions.

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