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Stimio News
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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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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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DB Engineering & Consulting News
Sustainable mobility: DB to achieve climate neutrality ten years early
Deutsche Bahn is aiming for sustainable mobility by bringing its climate target forward by ten years
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VDS News
GbE Ethernet Train Backbones
Train Control Networks (TCNs) are facing new technological challenges since there are growing demands from the Train Operators and the Passengers alike
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ARC Infrastructure news
New Hampton IMT supports Goldfields growth
The new Hampton intermodal terminal is a critical piece of transport infrastructure which supports and unlocks growth opportunities in the Goldfields region.
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Viper Innovations News
Efficient Maintenance, Effective Safety and Transformational Asset Management for Railway Signalling Power Supplies
Delivering More for Less.
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Optilan News
SECURITY & COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST, OPTILAN, WINS ANOTHER MULTI-MILLION POUND CROSSRAIL CONTRACT FROM NETWORK RAIL
Optilan, the leading security and communications company for the energy, infrastructure, pipeline, and rail sectors, is delighted to announce it has won another major Network Rail contract to deliver essential station system upgrades as part of the Crossrail project.
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TELESTE News
Teleste’s on-board solution selected by Alstom for Marseille’s automated metro in France
Teleste will provide an on-board solution to Alstom for the Marseille metro network in France, ordered by the Aix Marseille Provence Metropole, AMP. Teleste’s deliveries will include on-board TFT displays as well as systems for passenger information, public address, CCTV, and wireless train-to-ground functions for 38 4-car driverless metro trains, with an option for an additional 5 vehicles. The system deployments will start in 2021, and the first trains will enter into service in 2024
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ALSTOM News
