Board of Directors Considering Airport Station Alternatives  

The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority will hold two public information workshops to update the public on the latest design plans for the 11.6 mile section of Phase 2 of the Dulles Metrorail Project which will be built from Wiehle Avenue on the eastern edge of Reston in Fairfax County to Route 772 in Ashburn in eastern Loudoun County. Information will be provided on the six future Metrorail stations in Phase 2, including an alternative option for the Washington Dulles International Airport station.

New Members Join Expanded Board of Directors  

Process Ensures Competitive Pricing for Design-Build Project

90 Day Clock Begins for Counties to Commit to Project

Next Segment of Silver Line Moves Closer to Construction

Team of Clark Construction Group, LLC and Kiewit Infrastructure South Co.On Track to Build Major Portion of Rail to Dulles International Airport

Team of Clark Construction Group, LLC and Kiewit Infrastructure South Co.On Track to Build Major Portion of Rail to Dulles International Airport

Team of Clark Construction Group, LLC and Kiewit Infrastructure South Co.On Track to Build Major Portion of Rail to Dulles International Airport

May Board Meeting Includes Next Steps of Phase 2; New Employees Added to Airports Authority Leadership Team

Design/Build package scheduled to be completed July 2018

Approximately Eight Weeks Needed for Additional Testing, Adjustments

Project on Track for November Completion Following Additional Testing and Project Work

The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority announced Monday that additional tests are needed on Phase 1 of the Silver Line, focusing on software updates related to the Automatic Train Control System, before the project can be turned over to the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority.

Below is a statement from the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority regarding the status of construction on Phase 1 of the Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project. "The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority and the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority have concluded a review of the Silver Line Phase 1 Substantial Completion Submission from Dulles Transit Partners, and determined the contractor has not yet met the contract requirements for substantial completion.

The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority announced its concurrence Thursday with an April 9 Declaration of Substantial Completion for Phase 1 of the Silver Line Project to extend the Washington region’s Metrorail public transit system.