news

Alstom awarded digital train control and infrastructure solutions contract for Romania

15
SHARES

Posted: 5 March 2020 | | No comments yet

The €120 million contract will see Alstom work on the rehabilitation and modernisation of a section of the Romanian European Rhine-Danube rail corridor.

Alstom awarded contract to provide digital train control in Romania

Credit: Alstom

As the leader of the Asocierea RailWorks consortium, Alstom has been awarded a contract to provide digital train control, traffic management and electrification infrastructure within the rehabilitation and modernisation project of a section of the Romanian European Rhine-Danube rail corridor. Alstom’s share of the contract – which was signed by CFR SA, the Romanian state rail carrier, and the Asocierea RailWorks consortium – amounts to over €120 million.

Alstom’s Managing Director for Romania, Bulgaria and the Republic of Moldova, Gabriel Stanciu, said: “This contract reaffirms Alstom’s leading position on the Romanian railway market, for both digital train control and electrification. After installing the first modern traffic management system in Romania, we are now ready to extend such high-level performance to the new sections. This project will be another strong reference for Alstom. Bucharest has become a strategic hub for Alstom’s train control expertise, not just for local projects, but also the rest of central and eastern Europe.”

Covering the modernisation of approximately 170km of railway infrastructure, the contract includes infrastructure and superstructure rehabilitation, electrification, signalling and telecommunication systems, including GSM-R, as well as civil works. Additionally, Alstom will be directly responsible for the implementation of a traffic control centre in the city of Brasov, the digital interlocking and ERTMS Level 2 deployment, passenger information systems and catenary upgrades and electric traction substations.

Expected to span four years, the work will take place on the subsection Sighisoara-Brasov, which links Nuremberg-Prague-Vienna-Budapest-Curtici-Simeria-Brasov-Bucharest-Constanta. Alstom has been active in ongoing rehabilitation works on the Romanian part of this corridor since 2012.

OUT NOW: The Definitive Guide to Rail’s Digital Future

The rail industry is undergoing a digital revolution, and you need to be ready. We have released our latest market report, “Track Insight: Digitalisation.”

This is not just another report; it’s your comprehensive guide to understanding and leveraging the profound technological shifts reshaping our industry. We move beyond the buzzwords to show you the tangible realities of AI, IoT, and advanced data analytics in rail.

Discover how to:

  • Optimise operations and maintenance with real-time insights.
  • Enhance passenger services through seamless, high-speed connectivity.
  • Leverage technologies like LEO satellites to improve safety and efficiency.

Featuring expert analysis from leaders at Nomad Digital, Lucchini RS, Bentley Systems and more, this is a must-read for any rail professional.

Access your copy now!

 

 

 

 

 

Related organisations

,

Related regions

Related people

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Share via
Share via