The Victorian government has brokered a deal to transfer manufacturing staff from Alstom’s manufacturing site in Ballarat to Bombardier’s maintenance depot in the same regional town.
The deal was agreed
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Filling the gap
Bombardier is helping rail operators achieve zero emissions on unelectrified track with its battery electric units while slashing lifecycle costs.
One of the key benefits of rail travel
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Design released for locally-made new VLocity sets
The design of the new VLocity trains for the North East line in Victoria have been released.
The new model will be manufactured by Bombardier at its Dandenong workshops, said Minister for Public Transport,
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Queensland’s newest train fleet deployed to the Sunshine Coast line
On Monday, March 2, Queensland’s newest trains, the New Generation Rollingstock (NGR) fleet, were deployed to the Sunshine Coast line for the first time.
The NGR fleet has been deployed to Nambour on
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Next step for consortia shortlisted for Adelaide train network
The South Australian government has released an Invitation to Supply (ITS) to the three consortia that were shortlisted
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Bombardier maintains keen local focus during light rail boom
Bombardier Transportation’s Todd Garvey sat down with Rail Express to discuss the mobility solutions provider’s approach to the booming local light rail market.
Australia,
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Alstom to acquire Bombardier Transportation
Confirming weeks of rumours, Alstom has announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Bombardier Inc to acquire Bombardier’s transportation unit.
The MoU values Bombardier Transportation
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Final train in NGR fleet enters service
The final New Generation Rollingstock (NGR) train has now entered service for the Queensland government.
The 75th train, manufactured by Bombardier, will be used by the Queensland government to provide
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Unconfirmed reports of Bombardier and Alstom in merger talks
Neither Bombardier nor Alstom have confirmed reports published by Bloomberg, that the two rail companies are discussing a potential merger.
An unnamed source told Bloomberg that the French
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