Basildon Station 603 Platforms Renewal - Detailed Design and Build (GRIP 5-8)
Estimated Value
Up to £20,000,000
Deadline
20 October 2026
9 days remaining
Published
Not specified
Type
works
Overview
c2c Railway Ltd (c2c) holds a 99-year lease from Network Rail for Basildon Station, in which they are responsible for the operation, maintenance and renewal of station assets. Basildon station is located at 24miles 26chains on the FSS2 Fenchurch Street to Shoeburyness line.
Basildon Station was constructed in the 1970s comprising 2No. platforms which were partially founded on an embankment constructed in the 1930s. The main station buildings are at street level, with each platform accessed via a lift or staircase.
The platforms have short canopies, where the platform construction is built off a bridge deck, that spans over Station Way public highway and the booking hall, at street level. The remainder of the platforms are exposed and of suspended concrete construction.
Additional details
The platforms were found to be subject to serious defects and movement during routine inspection work carried out during summer 2021, whereafter it was concluded that the platforms were beyond economic repair. This resulted in the platforms being subject to temporary propping, monitoring and regular inspection, all pending demolition and renewal of the platforms. C2c are now looking to run a procurement process to enter into a Design & Build contract for renewal of the 1974 sections of both platforms 1 and 2 at Basildon, along with renewal of the station lifts serving the platforms, and associated station systems.
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Submission deadline
20 October 2026
Notice type
Procurement Act – Competitive Flexible
Source
council:c2c-railway-limited
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