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Plasma wakefield acceleration (PWFA) holds much promise for advancing theenergy frontier because it can potentially provide a 1000-fold or more increasein acceleration gradient with excellent power efficiency in respect withstandard technologies. Most of the advances in beam-driven plasma wakefieldacceleration were obtained by a UCLA/USC/SLAC collaboration working at the SLACFFTB[ ]. These experiments have shown that plasmas can accelerate and focusboth electron and positron high energy beams, and an accelerating gradient inexcess of 50 GeV/m can be sustained in an 85 cm-long plasma. The FFTBexperiments were essentially proof-of-principle experiments that showed thegreat potential of plasma accelerators.  The FACET[ ] test facility at SLAC will in the period 2012-2016 further studyseveral issues that are directly related to the applicability of PWFA to ahigh-energy collider, in particular two-beam acceleration where the witnessbeam experiences high beam loading (required for high efficiency), small energyspread and small emittance dilution (required to achieve luminosity).  The PWFA-LC concept presented in this document is an attempt to find the bestdesign that takes advantage of the PWFA, identify the critical parameters to beachieved and eventually the necessary R&D to address their feasibility. It bestbenefits from the extensive R&D that has been performed for conventional rflinear colliders during the last twenty years, especially ILC[ ] and CLIC[ ],with a potential for a comparably lower power consumption and cost.

A Beam Driven Plasma-Wakefield Linear Collider: From Higgs Factory to Multi-TeV