Category: Technology

Hungary: new tender for the GSM-R network project

17/05/2013 | Comments (0)

NISz, Hungary’s national communications company, has launched a tender for the acquisition of optical fibre cables for the railway GSM-R network. The contract amounts to around HUF 5.1 Billion (EUR 17.5 Million). In March NISz announced it started negotiations with the consortium of Kapsch Carrier Com and MVM Ovit, the consortium including SELEX Electronik and [...]

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Romania: OTL inaugurates the Mecatronics Research Centre of Public Transport Safety

10/05/2013 | Comments (0)

“Mecatronics Research Centre of Public Transport Safety”. The construction of the project is almost completed, the main equipments have been delivered and for the rest of the equipments, the acquisition procedures have been finalized. By the end of the year, we want to commission this project. Its goal is to research on the maintenance procedure [...]

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Alstom to supply energy recovery system for London Underground

07/05/2013 | Comments (0)

Alstom will supply its innovative Harmonic and Energy Saving Optimiser (HESOP) energy recovery system for the Victoria Line of the London Underground. The contract, worth about EUR 1 Million, is for a trial of inverting substation technology that will run until 2014. This will help make the Underground more energy efficient and will also help [...]

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Kapsch wins another important railway communications contract in Poland

01/05/2013 | Comments (0)

Kapsch CarrierCom has won another contract from the Polish railway company PKP Polskie Linie Kolejowe S.A. An ERTMS  will be implemented along the E30 line from Legnica through Wroclaw to Opole. Kapsch is to design and install the GSM-R equipment for the system. The contract is worth EUR 9.2 million and the term of the [...]

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EC approves Siemens’ acquisition of Invensys Rail

19/04/2013 | Comments (0)

The European Commission has cleared under the EU Merger Regulation the proposed acquisition of Invensys Rail, the railway signalling division of the Invensys Group of the UK, by Siemens of Germany. The Commission’s investigation confirmed that Invensys Rail and Siemens are not close competitors and that the merged entity would continue to face competition from [...]

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