Terminal 5 Heathrow Airport
	Start year	September 2002
	Project type	New terminal construction
	Location	London, UK
	Estimated investment	£4.2 billion
	Completion	Phase 1 - April 2008; Phase 2 - 2011

 

 

 

 

Terminal 5 is a large infrastructure project involving over 60 contractors, 16 major projects and 147 sub-projects on a 260ha site.

mpg have an ongoing commitment to supply quantity surveying services to Contractors involved in the construction of the new terminal which started in September 2002; phase one of the project is scheduled to be completed and opened by April 2008 with the second phase opening in 2011. The project is requiring an estimated investment (mostly from BAA) of over £4.2 billion.

Terminal 5 will have its own modern rail station that will be located in the basement of Concourse A. The station will have six rail platforms: two for the London Underground Piccadilly Line extension; two for the Heathrow Express extension, and a third pair built for potential future rail expansion links to the west.

The T5 expansion will also require additional and improved road infrastructure including internal airside roads and also connecting roads from the current road transport network. A spur road from the M25 is to be constructed in the coming months and the road around the western perimeter of the Heathrow site realigned to provide improved access