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Network Rail Consulting Inc. will be exhibiting at American Public Transport Association's 2015 Annual Meeting this October. 

Network Rail Consulting, the international consultancy arm of Network Rail, has been selected as part of a consultant team led by Parsons Brinckerhoff to provide integration, program delivery and program management services to the California High-Speed Rail Authority in the United States.

Network Rail Consulting Inc. will be exhibiting at the American Public Transport Association (APTA) conference on the 21st – 24th June 2015 at The Grand American Hotel, Salt Lake City, Utah.

Network Rail Consulting, as part of a British consortium, today announces that the consortium has been appointed by the Saudi Railway Company (SAR) to be its partner, providing management and technical support for infrastructure, freight and passenger operations on one of its rail projects, the North South Railway (NSR). The contract which was signed today 23 February 2015 has a total value to the Consortium of £120m over 5 years.

Network Rail Consulting Ltd is delighted to announce that it has achieved certification to BS 10500:2011 in recognition of our continuing commitment to anti-bribery best practice.

Network Rail Consulting, a wholly owned subsidiary of Network Rail – the owner and operator of Britain’s railway infrastructure, has appointed Ron Hartman as its new Vice President of North America.

 

Network Rail Consulting has been appointed by Transport for New South Wales (TfNSW) to provide systems integration services as part of a major upgrade of Sydney's rail network.

Network Rail Consulting has appointed Philip Chalk as director of asset management and maintenance - ANZ, with a focus on developing its consultancy business in New Zealand. 

Network Rail Consulting has appointed Andy Harrison as director of signalling and control systems.

Australian-born Sir David Higgins, Chief Executive of Network Rail, the owner and operator of Britain’s railway infrastructure, officially opened the Australian office of its consultancy business, Network Rail Consulting, in front of over 100 people at a breakfast prior to day two of Ausrail.