Turin-Milan High-Speed Railway
Between May 2002 and March 2010 Spea has provided transport consultancy service on work supervision, coordination and planning, technical and administrative assistance for the Turin-Milan High-Speed Railway Line.
Country: Italy
Location within country: Piemonte/Lombardia
Name of Client: FIAT S.p.A.
- Project Management and Supervision
- Cost Engineering and Control
- Coordination and planning of activities during construction phase
- Environmental mitigation study
- Technical/administrative assistance
Between May 2002 and March 2010 Spea has provided transport consultancy service on work supervision, coordination and planning, technical and administrative assistance for the Turin-Milan High-Speed Railway Line. The Turin-Milan High-Speed Railway Line has a total length of 125 km, of which 86,4 from Turin to Novara and 38,3 from Novara to Milan. Detected, bridges and viaducts are about 97% of the path (121 km), whereas 4 km are natural and artificial tunnels.
The Turin-Milan High-Speed Railway has been the first step towards the realization of the new high-speed railway corridor along Italy between Naples to Turin, recently fully operational. Spea contributed to ensure the opening of the first section Turin-Novara in time for the XX Olympic winter games in Turin. From the technical point of view, the railway has been designed as an high-speed and high-capacity line: this way, the railway represents a competitive system of both public and freight transport.
