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Top 10 Rail Projects in Egypt

Alexandria

Cairo

Hurghada

Luxor

Aswan

Egypt High Speed Rail Project

Project Owners: Ministry of Transportation Value: US$2.5 bln Key Project Points: The scope of work includes the construction of one rail line between Alexandria and Aswan and another between Hurghada and Luxor, with an initial estimated cost of $2.5bn.The aims of the Alexandria-Aswan rail line are to link the north Delta with the Nile Valley with high-speed trains that travel up to 350km/h. The line will be constructed on an elevated path on a bridge and will be completely isolated from both side to ensure the highest levels of safety and security. Five stations will be constructed for the line in Alexandria, Giza, Assiut, Luxor, and Aswan.Project status: Feasibility study to be concluded in March 2015

Egypt High Speed Rail Project

Project Owners: Ministry of Transportation Value: US$2.5 bln Key Project Points: The scope of work includes the construction of one rail line between Alexandria and Aswan and another between Hurghada and Luxor, with an initial estimated cost of $2.5bn.The aims of the Alexandria-Aswan rail line are to link the north Delta with the Nile Valley with high-speed trains that travel up to 350km/h. The line will be constructed on an elevated path on a bridge and will be completely isolated from both side to ensure the highest levels of safety and security. Five stations will be constructed for the line in Alexandria, Giza, Assiut, Luxor, and Aswan.Project status: Feasibility study to be concluded in March 2015

Egyptian National Railway Restructuring Project Pack 1.1

Project Owners: Egyptian National Railway Value: US$205mln Key Project Points: Project calls for the construction of a 162 km rail. It will include a new automatic block, new electronic interlocking system, renew all signalling ground installations, lay cables and civil works, automatic level crossings, civil works, new electric power supply which is 380V and associated facilities.Project status: Construction PhaseConstruction Start: Q4 2017Construction Completion: Q4 2016

New Train Sets

Project Owners: Egyptian National Railways Value: US$171mln Key Project Points: 6 complete train sets (locomotive and 10 passenger carriages) with maintenance contract.Project status: Preparing tender for Q1 2015Construction Start: Q4 2017Construction Completion: Q4 2016

Greater Cairo Metro - Line 3 - Phase 4

Project Owners: National Authority for Tunnels Value: US$1.197bln Key Project Points: Project calls for the construction of Phase 4 of Greater Cairo's Metro Line 3. The project will run from Heliopolis district toward Cairo International Airport and will have a total length of 15.8 km. It will include 10 stations; namely Haroun, Heliopolis square, Alf Maskan, Shams Club, Nozha 1, Nozha 2, Qiba, Omar Ibn Al Khattab, El-Salam, 10th of Ramadan Station, and Airport.nci Construction, France.Project status: Design StageConstruction Completion: Q4 2017

Greater Cairo Metro - Line 4 - Phase 4

Project Owners: National Authority for Tunnels Value: US$500 mln Key Project Points: Project is part of Greater Cairo Metro - Line 4.Line 4 is 24 km long and includes 3 other phases. Phase 1 will run from El Malek El Saleh Station to the borders of 6th of October. Phase 2 will run from El Malek El Saleh Station passing through Magra El Oyoun Street and Salah El-Din Citadel in Salah Salem Street and will end at the 6th District Station. Phase 3 will run from the 6th District Station to Makram Ebeid Station running through Mustafa El Nahas Street.Project status: Design StageConstruction Start: Q4 2015Construction Completion: Q2 2017

Cairo Metro Line 5

Project Owners: National Authority for Tunnels Value: US$1bln Key Project Points: The scope involves the construction of 20 km half-circular line connecting the other lines (mainly lines 1, 2,and 3) from Nasr City to Port Said Street and Shubra El Kheima.Project status: Feasibility StageConstruction Start: Q1 2016Construction Co.mpletion: - Q4 2018

Cairo Metro Line 6

Project Owners: Egyptian National Railways Value: US$1bln Key Project Points: The scope involves the construction of 19 km north-south railway line from Shubra to MaadiProject status: Feasibility StageConstruction Start: Q2 2020Construction Completion: Q4 2022

Ain Shams - 10th of Ramadan Railway Project

Project Owners: Ministry of Transport Value: US$727 Mln Key Project Points: Project calls for the construction of a 72 Km railway and will include upgrading the existing single line, while constructing a second line between Ain Shams and Al Robaiky covering a distance of 45 Km and making it a two-way double track and the construction of a new double track 32 Km line from Al Robaiky to the 10th of Ramadan Industrial City.Project status: Feasibility StageConstruction Start: Q2 2015Construction Completion: Q4 2017

New Merj Metro Station Project Owners: Egyptian Co. for the Metro Management & Operation Value: US$150 mln Key Project Points: The project calls for the construction of new Merj metro station in Cairo.It also supply, erection & putting into operation of electric elevators and escalators.Project status: Tender for ConstructionConstruction Start: Q1 2015Construction Completion: Q1 2017

Cairo High Speed Train Project

Project Owners: Ministry of Transportation Value: US$1.2 bln Key Project Points: The high-speed train project aims to connect 10th of Ramadan city with the proposed government capital and extends from the 10th of Ramadan station to the Ring Road station, Shorouk, Obour, and then Adly Mansour station, then linking with the fourth phase of the third metro line. The second phase will extend from the Ring Road station to the proposed administrative capital to Badr City and Madinaty, Sherouk, and Rehab. The third phase extends from 10th of Ramadan to Ezbet Selim and Belbeis, then linking with Rehab and Adly Mansour stations. The project will be constructed across three phases will include 16 stations.Construction Start: Q2 2015