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The Broadway Subway Project is one of the largest public transit investments in British Columbia's history, extending Vancouver's SkyTrain network along one of the busiest transportation corridors in the province. The project will improve access to jobs, education, healthcare, and housing while supporting sustainable growth along the Broadway Corridor.

ACCIONA, as part of Broadway Subway Project Corporation, is leading the design, construction, and financing of the 5.7-kilometre extension of the Millennium Line, expanding Vancouver's fully automated SkyTrain system from VCC–Clark Station to a new terminus at Arbutus Street. The project includes approximately 5 kilometres of twin-bored tunnel, six new underground stations, and 700 metres of elevated guideway connecting the extension to the existing SkyTrain network.

Constructing major transit infrastructure beneath one of Vancouver's busiest urban corridors presented significant engineering and construction challenges. The alignment passes below a densely developed area that includes residential neighbourhoods, schools, Vancouver City Hall, major commercial districts, and one of Canada's largest healthcare centres. Careful planning, advanced tunnelling techniques, and extensive stakeholder coordination have been essential to minimizing disruption while maintaining access for businesses, residents, and institutions throughout construction.

Once complete, the Broadway Subway Project will transform travel along one of Vancouver's busiest transportation corridors by making rapid transit faster, more reliable, and more accessible. Reduced travel times, seamless connections to existing transit services, and improved access to jobs, healthcare, education, and housing will encourage greater use of public transportation, support sustainable urban growth, and strengthen mobility across Metro Vancouver.

GENERAL PROJECT INFORMATION

  • Client: Province of British Columbia
  • Location: British Columbia, Canada.
  • Contract Type: Design-Build-Finance (DBF)
  • Contract Value: $2.8 Billion
  • Project Team: Broadway Subway Project Corporation – ACCIONA, Ghella
  • Project Status: Under Construction

PROJECT SCOPE

  • 5.7 km extension of Vancouver's Millennium Line
  • Approximately 5 km of twin-bored tunnel beneath the Broadway Corridor
  • Six new underground SkyTrain stations
  • 700 m of elevated guideway connecting to the existing SkyTrain network
  • Extension of the Millennium Line to a new terminus at Arbutus Street
  • Design, construction and financing of the Broadway Subway extensión

INNOVATION & SUSTAINABILITY

The Broadway Subway Project supports the long-term growth of sustainable transportation in Metro Vancouver by expanding access to fast, reliable public transit along one of the region's busiest corridors. By encouraging a shift from private vehicles to public transportation, the project will help reduce traffic congestion and support regional greenhouse gas reduction objectives.

The project also showcases innovative urban tunnelling and construction techniques within a complex, densely populated environment. Extensive planning and stakeholder engagement have enabled construction to proceed while maintaining access to businesses, healthcare facilities, educational institutions, and surrounding communities.

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