Wabtec subsidiary Faiveley Transport has received a $100m contract from Alstom and Bombardier Transportation.
The deal will see Faiveley supply systems for 71 next-generation double-decker trainsets, as well as accompanying pantographs and tachometer devices.
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The locomotives are expected to be put into operation on lines D and E of the Paris rail network.
Faiveley will also supply complete braking solutions for the locomotives, air generation systems, and brake controls and bogie brakes as part of the agreement.
The company is also set to deliver doors and HVAC systems such cabin and saloon heating, ventilation and air-conditioning units under the contract.
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Delivery of the equipment is expected to begin in September 2018 and will be completed by 2022.
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