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A new fleet consists of 135 vehicles comprising both electric trains and electric-diesel bi-mode trains. The trains will be built by Hitachi at their Newton Aycliffe factory in North-East England. They will run on the West Coast Partnership franchise, run by a joint venture between First Group and Trenitalia operating as Avanti West Coast.

The Rv3/Rv25 PPP Project was the first of a new generation of PPP Projects procured in Norway. The Project consists of a 26-kilometre-long greenfield upgrade to the existing Rv3 and Rv25 roads, which follows a new alignment located close to the existing highway corridor.

Engie acts as building contractor to construct 1,164 new student rooms across 7 blocks on a site adjacent to the University’s main campus. The project also delivers a new 9,000m2 teaching and learning centre, a 500-space multi-storey car park and the refurbishment of the Grade II-listed Freemen’s Cottages, which is used as office and study space.

The project involves the design, construction, operation and maintenance of the new Carlisle Northern Development Route from Junction 44 of the M6 at Greymoorhill, to the Wigton roundabout west of Carlisle, which connects to the A595. The road is just over 5 miles long and includes 8 new roundabouts, 3 new bridges and the demolition of an old bridge, 4 underpasses, 15 flood relief culverts and 3 traffic counters.

The Hartland Residuals Treatment Facility is near Victoria, British Columbia, in Canada. The project was procured by the Capital Regional District (CRD) under the design-build-finance-operate-maintain P3 model.

The road, which opened in 2003, has strong traffic history and connects with several toll and non-toll highways, including E-470, I-25, US-36 and US-287, providing convenient access to residential and commercial centres in the region.

The Project involves the procurement of rolling stock fleets to run on the South Western rail franchise, for which the RockRail will facilitate the raising of debt and equity funding.

The Project involved the design, build, finance and provision of facilities management services for 10-14 Primary Care Centres across Ireland. The project will last for an anticipated period of 25 years post-construction.

The PPP project involves the upgrade of the existing N18 between Enschede - Varsseveld. This includes expanding 20km of road between Groenlo and Haaksbergen from two lanes to three and building 7km of dual carriageway between Haaksbergen and Enschede.