Loram agrees to acquire Aurizon’s rail grinding business
US-based Loram Maintenance of Way has signed a binding agreement to acquire the rail grinding services business of Australian rail…
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Sweco to buy NRC Group’s design business in Finland and Sweden
Engineering consultancy company Sweco has agreed to acquire NRC Group's rail infrastructure, engineering and consulting services business. The acquired business…
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Canada to boost rail capacity near Abbotsford, British Columbia
The Government of Canada has announced plans to invest C$20m ($15.1m) to increase rail capacity near Abbotsford, British Columbia. The…
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Kerala Cabinet approves $9.3bn semi high-speed railway project
The Government of Kerala has approved an Rs660.79bn ($9.3bn) semi high-speed rail (SHSR) project between Kasaragod and the state’s capital…
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Siemens Mobility selects Softil’ technology to develop LTE-R solution
Siemens Mobility has selected Softil’s BEEHD cross-platform client framework software development kit (SDK) to develop an advanced communication solution for…
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UK DfT grants £10m to reopen Black Country rail stations
The UK Department for Transport (DfT) has allocated a £10m ($12.1m) grant for the re-opening of two railway stations on…
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Network Rail reopens West Coast mainline following overhaul
Network Rail has fully reopened West Coast mainline after a £27m overhaul of Acton Grange junction near Warrington. The 16-day…
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Modernisation of E-20 rail line section in Poland concludes
The consortium comprising ZUE, Budimex and Strabag has concluded modernisation of the Żychlin-Barłogi stretch (LCS Kutno) on the E-20 railway…
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Hello Paris picks Alstom for CDG Express line trains
French rolling stock manufacturer Alstom has received an order to deliver 13 trains to the Hello Paris consortium, which operates…
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Abellio awards £400m East Midlands Railway fleet contract to Hitachi
UK transport operator Abellio has awarded Hitachi Rail a contract worth £400m ($486m) to supply intercity trains for East Midlands…