Across the globe, Bechtel is connecting people and communities. From air and rail transportation to digital connections, Bechtel is building and designing smarter cities that are more efficient, safer, and cleaner.
Connected
“Building and designing smarter cities that are more efficient, safer, and cleaner.
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Crossrail’s
Elizabeth Line
We recently completed our services on the Elizabeth Line. The 73-mile (117-km) railway has 41 stations improving connections across London, to Heathrow Airport, and to stations in the East and West. The reliable and innovative railway increases London’s rail capacity by 10% while reducing journey times and boosting economic development.
First Student
Building a more connected and sustainable future is only possible if we have the infrastructure in place to support it. Bechtel is working with First Student, the largest provider of student transportation services in North America, to design and build electric charging stations for its new fleet of emission-free school buses.
Western
Sydney Airport
As part of our effort to build global gateways and ensure more efficient connectivity, Bechtel is helping deliver the Western Sydney International Airport. The airport, which is being designed with a focus on sustainability with the goal of minimal environmental impacts, will help boost economic development across Western Sydney.
Riyadh Metro
We are continuing our work on the Riyadh Metro, a landmark metro that will help revolutionize transportation in the region. Riyadh’s population of nearly 6 million is forecast to increase to 8 million by 2030. The new metro system will meet the demands of the growing population while reducing traffic congestion, improving air quality, and ensuring greater access to economic opportunities across the city.
Morava Corridor Motorway Project
Working alongside our longtime partner ENKA, Bechtel is building the Morava Corridor, a motorway and an expansive telecommunication network that will improve connectivity and create stronger links to Western Europe. As Serbia’s second major transport artery, it will connect communities and businesses from Pojate in the east to Preljina in the west and link the country’s North-South motorway between its borders with Hungary and North Macedonia. The first section of the motorway opened in 2023.