Stadler Rail Services has awarded a £20m contract to UK-based civil engineering company BAM Nuttall for construction of a train depot in Kirkdale, Liverpool.

The contract includes development of a depot with washing and stabling facilities, maintenance shed with run-through tracks, office space, and a simulator suite.

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The contract also includes refurbishment of an existing depot in Birkenhead North with a new washing facility.

Monash University’s Institute of Railway Technology (IRT) in Australia and the Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India (DFCCIL) are partnering to set-up a new rail research and development institute in India.

The partnership has selected a group of suppliers that includes IRT, Balaji Railroad Systems (BARSYL), PwC and the Indian Institute of Bombay (IITB), which will provide guidance in establishing the new institute.

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"The contract includes refurbishment of an existing depot in Birkenhead North with a new washing facility."

Named the Special Railway Establishment for Strategic Technology & Holistic Advancement (Srestha), it will guide Indian Railways on international rail models for adaption to the country’s environment.

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Hector Rail has placed a second order with Siemens for 15 Vectron alternating-current (AC) locomotives, to be used for heavy freight and timber transport in Sweden and Norway.

Locomotives will be equipped with the European train control system (ETCS) and the ATC2-STM controls and have a maximum output of 6,400kW and a top speed of 200km/h. They will feature a diesel power module and radio remote control on-board to bridge short stretches without overhead power lines.