Loganlea Train Station Relocation

Loganlea Train Station Relocation Project Overview

Project Summary

The Loganlea Train Station Relocation, undertaken by the Queensland Government as part of its rail infrastructure upgrades, involves moving the existing Loganlea station to a new site to better serve the rapidly growing Logan region. The relocation will deliver improved accessibility, increased capacity, and enhanced commuter facilities, aligning with long-term transport planning for South East Queensland.

Key Project Details

Investment and Scale:
The project forms part of Queensland Rail’s ongoing investment in the passenger network, with Loganlea Station’s relocation ensuring integration with health, education, and community hubs in the area. It includes new platforms, pedestrian overpasses, car parking, and station amenities designed for higher passenger volumes.

Purpose and Operations:
The relocation improves accessibility and safety for commuters by positioning the station closer to Logan Hospital and key community services. It is designed to cater for significant population growth while encouraging sustainable transport use and reducing traffic congestion.

Timeline:
Construction commenced in 2024, with civil and service works progressing in phases. The relocated station is scheduled for completion in 2025, aligning with the wider South East Queensland rail network upgrades.

Economic/Community Impact:
The relocation enhances public transport access for the Logan community, supporting local jobs during construction and delivering long-term benefits through improved connectivity. It also strengthens links between transport, health, and education services in the precinct.

Builder / Client:

• Client: Queensland Rail / Queensland Government

• Builder: (Delivered under major infrastructure program contracts, typically led by Tier 1 contractors in collaboration with Queensland Rail).

Borderline Plumbing's Contribution

Borderline Plumbing has been engaged to complete all hydraulic works for the Loganlea Train Station Relocation, with a contract value of AUD $1.4 million. The scope includes the installation of sewer, water, and associated hydraulic infrastructure throughout the station precinct, ensuring reliable and compliant services to support the station’s future operations.