SYSTRA, founded in 1957 and headquartered in Paris, France, is a leading international engineering and consulting group specializing in public transport and mobility solutions. The company offers expertise in the design, engineering, and construction of railways, metros, tramways, and bus systems, contributing to the development of efficient and sustainable urban mobility. SYSTRA's services encompass project management, infrastructure design, systems integration, and transport planning, supporting clients in enhancing transportation networks worldwide. With a presence in over 80 countries, SYSTRA is committed to delivering innovative solutions that address the challenges of urbanization and environmental sustainability.
SYSTRA has been awarded two projects in the Philippines, one for the Manila LRT, the capital’s rapid transit system, the other for the inter-regional railway system on the island of Luzon.
The extension of Santiago's automatic metro line 3 was inaugurated recently by President Gabriel Boric, Transport Minister Juan Carlos Muñoz, and Metro S.A. Chairman Guillermo Muñoz.
Work has been completed on an innovative ballastless track design on the rail network of the Port of Marseille-Fos. This new generation of low-carbon concrete slab track was developed by SYSTRA and its partner STRADAL.
The station at Chillán, a town in central Chile, will soon be joined by a brand-new maintenance centre for which SYSTRA was responsible for the design studies.
SYSTRA has won two contracts with Kochi Metro Rail Limited (KMRL) to work on the second line of the metro in Kochi, one of the biggest cities of the state of Kerala, India.
The project aims to reimagine passenger rail service on modern, accessible trains with improved operational performance, connecting Toronto, Peterborough, Ottawa, Montréal, Trois-Rivières and Québec City.
The Canadian rail operator, exo, responsible for commuter trains in the Montréal metropolitan area, has just awarded SYSTRA Canada a new contract for technical support to modernise its locomotives.