The first fully completed C-series train manufactured in Western Australia – via the METRONET WA Railcar Program – is ready for testing on the network.
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WA-made trains back on state network
The first full six-car C-series train built in Western Australia has completed high voltage testing and will move out of the Alstom Bellevue factory in the next month for an extensive dynamic validation testing period.
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C-Series railcar rolls off WA rank
The first C-Series railcar built in WA at the METRONET Bellevue Railcar Manufacturing and Assembly Facility has rolled into the next stage of production, and is undergoing testing at the newly completed High Voltage Testing and Commissioning Facility.
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WA funds local manufacturing and maintenance of railcars
The Western Australian government will ensure more rollingstock maintenance and manufacturing happens in WA, with a $40 million investment and a new focus on building iron ore cars in the state.
$40m will
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Construction begins on Bellevue railcar manufacturing site
Work has begun on the Bellevue manufacturing site, where Western Australia’s fleet of railcars will be built, tested, and maintained.
Part of the Metronet project, the $46 million facility will be where
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Australind railcar design and action plan revealed
Designs for new Western Australian made Australind railcar have been revealed.
WA Premier Mark McGowan and Transport Minister Rita Saffioti visited Bunbury Station on Thursday to unveil the designs of
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