SYSTRA has reinforced its reputation in the signal sector and added to our growing design-build references with the award of a significant contract in the US.

From September 20 to 23 at the InnoTrans trade fair in Berlin, SYSTRA, the global engineering group specialising in transport, and STRADAL, France's leading precast concrete company, will be exhibiting Slab Track, the new generation of low-carbon ballastless track that they have co-developed.

On 27 July 2022, the Samuel De Champlain Bridge was opened to rail traffic for the first time. SYSTRA IBT participated in the construction of the Bridge in partnership with T.Y. Lin International and SNC Lavalin. Our IBT and SYSTRA Canada teams are currently working on the certification of the bridge's tracks, in partnership with T.Y. Lin.

On 1st July, SYSTRA signed a contract with the Royal Commission of AlUla to design the future tramway of AlUla, a historic city in the north-west of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The Odense tramway welcomed its first passengers on 28 May 2022, when the country's second tramway network, after the one in Aarhus, went into service.

Quebec's public transport agency Exo, which operates RTM, Greater Montreal’s metropolitan transport network, has called on the services of SYSTRA Canada to assist in the acquisition of its rolling stock.

SYSTRA is to provide independent certification for the future cross-border link across the Straits of Johor, between Johor Bahru, Malaysia, and Singapore.

SYSTRA has been selected by exo to provide professional services related to the procurement of 10 Charger locomotives that exo recently ordered from Siemens. SYSTRA’s mandate, over a 6-year period, includes project management, engineering services for design reviews, production oversight, quality assurance and support for testing, validation, and commissioning.

Metrolinx, the transportation authority for the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area in Ontario, Canada, has awarded the GO Expansion Program Delivery Partner contract to the Mace, Comtech and SYSTRA (MCS) consortium.

Our Italian team at SYSTRA SOTECNI have won two of the five work packages launched as part of the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP) for the Italian capital.