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HS2 News
Transport Secretary to give the go-ahead for start of permanent works on HS2’s west London ‘super-hub’ station
Construction of HS2’s Old Oak Common station will soon be underway as work to install the first permanent structure starts later on 23 June.
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Volker Rail News
Tamping works completed for the North Yorkshire Moors Railway transformation
VolkerRail’s Beaver tamper team has completed works at a new train carriage stable, located near Pickering station, in North Yorkshire.
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Stimio News
SNCF – NEW ORDER FOR IOT GATEWAYS FROM STIMIO
Following on from the 5-year framework contract between Stimio and the French passenger operator, SNCF VOYAGEURS is ordering 140 additional MELI communication gateways. This new order is in line with the large-scale industrialization objectives of the AVISE1 project.
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Rail Cargo Group News
BOOSTING THE NETWORK WITH KOMBIVERKEHR
ÖBB Rail Cargo Group and Kombiverkehr have now established a service between Budapest and Neuss that runs six times a week and another that stops off at Wels and Wien Süd that runs three times a week, which between them save the CO2 emissions of 17,000 truck journeys.
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Strabag news
STRABAG UPGRADING LAST SINGLE-TRACK SECTION OF RAILWAY ALONG THE TEN-T NETWORK IN HUNGARY
The publicly listed STRABAG SE Group has been awarded the contract to upgrade a 30 km section of railway in south-eastern Hungary via its Hungarian railway construction subsidiary STRABAG Rail Kft. The contract, which is worth a total of € 364 million, will be executed in a consortium with a Hungarian partner (STRABAG share: 66 %).
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Stratasys News
ALSTOM LEVERAGES STRATASYS FDM 3D PRINTING TO CREATE EMERGENCY SPARE PARTS AND MINIMIZE DOWNTIME OF SÉTIF TRAMWAY NETWORK
Alstom, the global leader in green and smart mobility reduces lead times for spare parts from 45 days to 48 hours using F370 3D Printers. Company also saves Sétif Tramways around 6,000 euros by 3D printing spare parts on demand in favour of traditional production methods.
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ALSTOM News
Alstom digitalises Stuttgart 21
Alstom has signed a contract with Deutsche Bahn’s (DB) DB Regio AG to equip 215 of Stuttgart, Germany’s S-Bahn trains with the European Train Control System (ETCS) and Automatic Train Operation (ATO) signalling technology. Part of the landmark rail project known as Stuttgart 21, the contract will see Alstom retrofit the BR 423 and BR 430 trains operating in the greater Stuttgart area’s S-Bahn and conventional railway lines. The contract is worth around 130 million euro.
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Thales News
Thales will offer a contactless e-ticket for all type of transport and whatever the operator is
During the health crisis, contactless ticketing has become one of the safest ways to pay for travel. Smartphones are also rewriting the rules of urban mobility, with passengers increasingly expecting to use their phones as tickets
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Optilan News
