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Mammoet has completed the replacement of a second railway bridge at Amsterdam Centraal Station as part of a multi-year infrastructure programme to upgrade the Dutch capital’s busiest rail hub. The work follows the successful installation of the first bridge in 2025 and forms part of the High-Frequency Rail Transport (PHS) Programme, led by ProRail. The […]
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SYSTRA Ardanuy has announced the receipt of a set of two contracts for the future Camp de Tarragona tramway in Catalonia. Both contracts will see SYSTRA support the delivery and commissioning of the first phase of the new network, which will be operated by Catalan railway operator Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya. The future […]
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Alstom has announced that its joint venture with Indian Railways, Madhepura Electric Locomotive Private Limited (MELPL), has been awarded a brand-new five-year maintenance services contract. Valued at 107 million EUR; the agreement includes the comprehensive maintenance of a set of WAG-12B electric locomotives at the MELPL Nagpur Depot. Alstom’s receipt of the contract follow...
The Škoda Group has released its business report for 2025, celebrating one of the ‘most significant years in its modern history’. In 2025, the company returned to a position of long-term growth, more stable business performance and stronger customer confidence across key European markets. Throughout the year, the Group secured new orders worth approximately 1.8 […]
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Construction of Birmingham’s new HS2 station, Curzon Street, is officially progressing with the first of over 556 concrete beams lifted into position. The beams – up to 34 metres long and weighing 58 tonnes – will be used to support all seven platforms being built at Curzon Street station, with each one having been precast […]
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