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ALSTOM News
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Voith News
Voith and Lineas sign maintenance contract
Voith and Lineas, the largest private rail freight operator in Europe, have signed a maintenance contract for the major overhaul of a first batch of 30 locomotives type HLD 77. The agreement covers a major overhaul with a predefined basic scope as well as other options for variant-specific components and for the type L4r4 turbo transmissions.
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CAF News
CAF TO SUPPLY METRO UNITS TO NAPLES AND ADDITIONAL TRAMS TO AMSTERDAM AND STOCKHOLM
CAF has pulled off two agreements for the extension of contracts currently under way for Amsterdam and Stockholm, in addition to a new contract for the supply of Metro Units in Naples. The aggregate of both deals will come close to €100 million.
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MEDIAWORLD
New Rail Link through the Alps to Open Fully in December
Both the Ceneri Base Tunnel and the 4-metre corridor between Basel and Chiasso will become operational in December 2020. Rail freight will benefit from the fact that more cargo can be moved on to the north-south axis. The Gateway Basel Nord will help in these efforts
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HS2 News
HS2 launches race for operational telecoms supplier
HS2 began the search for a specialist contractor to deliver 230km of state-of-the-art telecommunications systems which will connect up the UK’s new high speed rail link between London, Birmingham and the north of England.
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TE Connectivity News
Staying connected: TE launches a virtual series on the future of data connectivity systems
TE Connectivity (TE), a world leader in connectivity and sensors, has announced the launch of a new virtual series, outlining the latest technological developments in data connectivity systems. The series, which will debut on June 30 with a webinar entitled “Data Connectivity for Railway Architecture,” offers an opportunity for engineers and customers to virtually engage with TE’s technical experts.
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Stadler News
Stadler takes on digitalisation specialist and expands its own engineering portfolio
With its complete takeover of VIPCO GmbH in Mannheim, Stadler expands its portfolio with a new engineering subsidiary in Germany with around 50 employees. The new Stadler Mannheim GmbH will mainly focus on the development of software and hardware components for train control systems and the retrofitting field.
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Emerson Industrial Automation
Emerson’s New Air Dryers Quadruple Maintenance Intervals in Rail Applications
Patented adsorbent drying material removes humidity from compressed air systems, reduces downtime, energy and life-cycle costs by extending maintenance schedules
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Robel News
New era in Japanese rail maintenance
JR East takes delivery of Mobile Maintenance System.
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Bombardier News
