DP World calls for bids to build Second Terminal Phase Two

London Gateway port tenders for further rail expansion

London Gateway showing one of the existing rail terminals. Image: © Miru Visuals

A tender notice has revealed the next step in expanding rail freight capacity at London Gateway, more specifically for DP World’s Phase 2 of its second rail terminal. The procurement, valued at around £15–18 million (17,5–21 million euros), has surfaced through industry channels rather than formal corporate communications, highlighting how significant infrastructure developments can emerge with little public fanfare.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

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