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OP Project List GRIP 1-8 Report Date 26.01.17 OP Project List GRIP 1-8 Report Date 26.01.17 Project No. Stage Project T t e 100056 GRIP3 DB56 Kingskerswe l (Tunne ) 100 04 GRIP6 Leman St 6&8 Pinchin St E1 100110 GRIP6 Feltham West MCB Level Crossin 100111 GRIP8 South Wales Platform Extensions 100132 GRIP8 ASPRO <£25'k 06/07 South East 100140 GRIP8 Shenfield S&C Renewals 100141 GRIP8 East Kent Area S&C Renewals 100144 GRIP8 Wales & Marshes Stations A2 100 62 GRIP3 Out of London CCTV 100 66 GRIP6 Coldham Lane (O/B Repairs) 100194 GRIP6 Out-of-London CCTV Upgrade 100227 GRIP6 Weymouth Relief Rd - New Bdge 100232 GRIP6 Asbestos Inspections - A648 100268 GRIP6 River Cynon U/B (ABD) 100312 GRIP8 Contaminated Land 100318 GRIP8 Corby: Reinstatment of Passenger Services 100319 GRIP6 Kirkstall Forge and Apperley Bridge New Stations 100320 GRIP1 Radlett Freight Connection 100377 GRIP6 Port of Liverpool Improvements (Olive Mount Chord) 100 82 GRIP4 CMP2/1A Greek Street Strengthening 100392 GRIP6 Old Ends LX renewal 100394 GRIP8 Littleton & Badsey LX & CCTV r 100396 GRIP6 Colthrop & Kintbury LX MCBs - 100400 GRIP8 Onibury & Bromfield MCB LX Ren 100454 GRIP5 Blackthorn 3 100501 GRIP8 Liverpool Lime St. Reta l unit 100507 GRIP6 Victoria Beech Rtl Enhancemnt 100530 GRIP7 UB310/052 Rudha Glas 1 100538 GRIP6 Glenury Viaduct UB133/340 100564 GRIP6 Wembley Centrl Stn (St Modwen) 100606 GRIP8 OLE Campaign Changes 2006-2008 100608 GRIP6 OLE Structure Painting 2006-2008 100621 GRIP6 Newport Station Regeneration 100626 GRIP8 Wes - Capacitor 08/09 - Renewal 100633 GRIP8 LNW - OLE Campaign - Renewal 07/09 100634 GRIP8 LNW - Droppers & Jumpers 08/09 - Renewal 100637 GRIP8 National Pollution Prevention 100644 GRIP8 Euston - Watford Ring Main Transformer Renewal 2007/2008 100646 GRIP6 Stafford Area - Traction SSP Renewal 100648 GRIP8 Merseyrail-Protection Boards-Rn DC Electric Traction Equipment 100656 GRIP8 Stockport Siding - Lighting - Renewal 08/09 RLW1554 100661 GRIP7 Kings Cross Tunnel Lighting 100666 GRIP8 Chevington & Darlington OLE 100670 GRIP8 LNE Minor Works-Electrificat'n 100702 GRIP8 Stowmarket Relief Rd Rail Bdg 100704 GRIP5 LNE Footpath & Bridleway Closu 100709 GRIP6 GW Bridge Str ke Mitigation 100716 GRIP8 National Voice Recorders 100767 GRIP6 GRS2 South Forty Foot Drain 100780 GRIP7 BG3: TJC /44 Woodseats Road 100787 GRIP8 Modular Switch and Cross-over 100797 GRIP6 Gretna to Annan track doubling 100828 GRIP6 LNW Telecoms Retail Control Eq 100929 GRIP6 Loughor Viaduct 100958 GRIP6 Neath Canal U/B 101059 GRIP6 Bromsgrove Station Enhancement 101195 GRIP6 ELL-04 W Croydon/CrystalPalace 101196 GRIP8 ELL-05 NXG on Network Rail wks 101200 GRIP5 ELL-07 NXG Fly-Over ASPRO 101201 GRIP6 ELL-08 Bridge 19 Demolition 101203 GRIP6 ELL-10 South Croydon Turnback 101204 GRIP4 ELL-14 Dalston Junction Siding 101 64 GRIP8 DOO CCTV Renewals Phases E F G & H 101407 GRIP6 Bounds Green 415v Shore Supplie & Ventilaton 101438 GRIP6 Inverness Depot Repairs 101454 GRIP6 Settle-Carlisle & G&SW Capacty 101463 GRIP6 2012: Angel Lane Freight Loop 101488 GRIP6 2012: Stratford Regional Stn 101493 GRIP6 2012: DLR NLL Conversion 101507 GRIP8 Bil ingham Level Crossing Rene 101509 GRIP8 Winning Level Crossing Renewal 101513 GRIP6 DC Cable Renewal 101516 GRIP6 PSU Star Lane Merstham Feeders 101567 GRIP6 Great Eastern OLE Renewal 101748 GRIP8 Castleford Bus Rail Interchang 101753 GRIP5 BNS Gateway Stages 4-5 101773 GRIP6 Haymarket Station Capacity 101828 GRIP6 Prescot Huyton & St Helens 101829 GRIP6 Merseyrail IECC: CCTV System R 101831 GRIP6 Sough Tunnel - TC Conversions 101843 GRIP8 Glan Conwy Lxing 101844 GRIP6 Staveley Lxing 101847 GRIP6 West Coast TDM Renewals 101849 GRIP6 Telecoms - Concentrator Renewa 101861 GRIP8 Farncombe To Petersfield Resign 101874 GRIP8 Marley Lane CCTV Crossing Rene 101886 GRIP6 DOO Mirror Renewals 101891 GRIP5 ELL- East London Line Development 101895 GRIP6 Level Crossing Telephone Renew 101902 GRIP6 Operational Clocks 101921 GRIP8 ASPRO <25'k Mids/South 06/07 101925 GRIP6 Oxley -Independent pwer 101926 GRIP6 Dumfries Lineside Renewals 101940 GRIP6 West Area Electro-Mechanical B 101958 GRIP6 WHL/YU233 Loch Trieg Trip Wire 101963 GRIP6 Edinburgh Waverley Renewal 102011 GRIP8 LNE Lighting Renewals 2007/08 102024 GRIP6 Sutton Park W10 Clrnce 102031 GRIP7 Air Circuit Breaker Renew-ECML 102032 GRIP6 Protection Relay Renewal ECML South 102036 GRIP6 OLE Structures Renewals 08/09 102057 GRIP6 DNO Supplies Renewal. 102071 GRIP6 Porthmadog Bypass 102090 GRIP8 E & G Electrification Study 102 08 GRIP6 James St Stn Interchange 102 09 GRIP6 Crewe Green Underbridge 102114 GRIP6 WCRM HABDs 102115 GRIP8 EWS HABDs 102145 GRIP8 Earthworks - Bromley Jnc. 102158 GRIP6 London Road Viaduct 102 67 GRIP6 IECC Upgrade 04* 102 68 GRIP6 IECC Network Replacement (AVN) 102 69 GRIP5 New IECC ECS/GWS Dev and Trial 102173 GRIP6 Level Crossing Obstacle Detect 102222 GRIP6 Reading Station Re-Development 102254 GRIP6 Peterborough Station Area Capacity Enhancements 102256 GRIP6 Kettering Sth Jnc-Harrowdn Jnc 102257 GRIP7 EM Signal Approach Control Changes 102266 GRIP6 2012: NLL Capacity Enhancement 102299 GRIP4 DSE/39 Queens Drive/Nunnery L 102328 GRIP8 MVL /36 Ward Lane Diggle 102341 GRIP8 WBS3/48 Norwood 102344 GRIP4 WJL2/77 Speke Hall Road 102345 GRIP3 WJL3/91 Penny Lane 102390 GRIP6 Hitchin Grade Seperation 102457 GRIP6 Operational Property Inspections - Atrium Data Capture Phase 1 OP Project List GRIP 1-8 Report Date 26.01.17 102463 GRIP6 MML St Pancras - Sheffield LSI 102465 GRIP6 Southampton-WCML W10 Gauge Cle 102466 GRIP8 Witham Station Second Entrance 102480 GRIP6 Yeovil Jn - Exeter freqncy enh 102497 GRIP6 Brassington Avenue 102506 GRIP6 Leeds Station Southrn Entrance 102517 GRIP3 Virgin West Coast Car Parks 102518 GRIP8 Transpennine Express Class 170 102526 GRIP6 Bexhill-Hastings New Overbrdge 102538 GRIP4 Wixams New Station 102539 GRIP6 Luton Multi Storey Car Park 102541 GRIP8 Nottingham Hub 102562 GRIP6 UB163/025 LAGGANSARROCH VDT 102579 GRIP5 UB 40/008 Drumshoreland Old S 102581 GRIP8 CNH1 Br4 Wistaston Road 102592 GRIP7 Newton Street Tunnel 102596 GRIP7 ANI1/ZD055 Gartly Earthworks 102597 GRIP6 ECN4/YD095 Montrose Earthwork Deveg & Drainage Maintenance. 102613 GRIP5 OB 13 /105 Perth Station 102614 GRIP6 UB313/106A Culvert Replacement 102629 GRIP6 Planning Governance 102702 GRIP6 2012: Lea Va ley On-Network Works 102720 GRIP5 Struct Feas - P7F98 - BEJ Br 42 Buxton Road 102721 GRIP8 Swindon Remote Control Systems 102737 GRIP6 Gowerton WAG Funded 102742 GRIP6 GE Maintainer Campaign Changes 102819 GRIP6 KSL/3A MCJ3 No 379 Under KSL 102907 GRIP7 Barncluith Tunnel Brickwork re 102912 GRIP6 ECN2/YD253 North Queensferry D 102918 GRIP7 ECN5/YD51 Carmont Earthworks D 102926 GRIP6 HMN/E/ZD021 Airbles S10925 102928 GRIP7 Kirkhill Tunnel Portal repairs 102935 GRIP6 Thames Valley Control Centre 102954 GRIP8 Jolly Boatman-Hampton Court II 102957 GRIP6 KX Prog - Main Programme Close Out Works 102959 GRIP6 KX Prog - Main Train Shed Roof 102960 GRIP8 KX Prog - Main Train Shed Interiors 102962 GRIP8 KX Prog - Eastern Range 102966 GRIP8 KX Prog - Ut lities Diversion 102967 GRIP8 KX Prog - Enabling Works 102968 GRIP8 KX Prog - Plant Room & Shared Service Yard (NR) 102970 GRIP6 KX Prog - King's Cross Square 102971 GRIP6 KX Prog - W Range & Concourse 102982 GRIP4 Narborough Stn Footbridge 102988 GRIP6 Stewarts Lane Depot 102990 GRIP8 Cable Troughing Route 102992 GRIP6 Battery Chargers 102994 GRIP6 Protection Relay 102996 GRIP8 Bournemouth LMD Misce laneous Work 103011 GRIP6 Brigg Line Freight Enhancement 103017 GRIP6 Royal Albert Bridge ¿ Major St 103022 GRIP6 2012: West Ham Resignalling 103060 GRIP6 Perth PSP Renewal 103068 GRIP6 Air Line Refurbishment 103079 GRIP6 Navigation Lighting Renewal 103085 GRIP6 Waterloo Buffer Stops - Refurb 103088 GRIP6 Renewal of UPS 103093 GRIP6 Water Tank Faci ity Renewal 103095 GRIP8 Western Points Heating Renew 103 00 GRIP8 Paddington Water Hydraulic Buf 103 03 GRIP6 Western Signalling Power 103 05 GRIP8 Mk3B Campaign Changes 07-09 103 08 GRIP6 GN Area - Booster Transformer 103 09 GRIP6 Finsbury Circus&Poole St 11kV 103112 GRIP8 Shrewsbury Platfm 3 Signalling 103113 GRIP6 Cotswold line redoubling 103117 GRIP3 Air Insulated Vacuum Switchgear Renewals 103119 GRIP6 DC Cables 103120 GRIP6 DC Switchgear Renewal 103131 GRIP6 3ph HV Switchgear 103134 GRIP6 Transformer/Rectifier Set Rnew 103152 GRIP7 Yarnbrook Embankment 103157 GRIP6 Gatwick Airport Stn Redevelop. 103 65 GRIP6 Clanville (Castle Cary) Embank 103177 GRIP6 Virgin 11 car Pendolino on WCML 103198 GRIP8 Battlefield Embankment 103213 GRIP6 Llanharan Brook U/B 103232 GRIP6 River Clettwr Viaduct 103235 GRIP6 Eign Viaduct 103240 GRIP6 Longford U/B 103241 GRIP5 Wolverhampton - Shrewsbury LSI 103251 GRIP8 Kingston Road U/B 103290 GRIP6 Cement Works Embankment 103 02 GRIP6 Westbury East Embankment 103 05 GRIP6 Union F/B 103332 GRIP8 Penyfai U/B 103373 GRIP6 Chester Reta l Renewals 103379 GRIP4 Cannock Line: Line Speed Imp's 103 83 GRIP6 23 01 Micklefield Turnback 103 85 GRIP8 Old Oak Common and Exeter Depot Enhancements 103401 GRIP6 LNW OHLE Structures Refurb/Ren 103402 GRIP8 LNW Campaign Changes Refurb -1 103404 GRIP8 LNW Campaign Changes Refurb -2 103407 GRIP8 LNW HV Switches Refurb/Renew 103414 GRIP8 LNW DC LV Cables 09/ 0 Renew 103416 GRIP8 LNW MerseyRail Battery Chargers - RLW2045 103423 GRIP8 Points Heating Renewal 103425 GRIP6 WDE&P M'Rail Tunnel Lighting 103426 GRIP8 LNW Tunnel Lightin Renew/Remov 103430 GRIP8 Crewe Depot Motorised Switch 103449 GRIP6 SEA Level Crossing Lighting 103451 GRIP6 Earthing Renewals 06-08 103458 GRIP8 SEA Points Heating
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