Martinus Rail is a regular at the AusRAIL conferences, where the company turns the spotlight on its various projects around the world.
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Martinus Rail in for the long haulage
Martinus has been winning rail industry contracts consistently for almost two decades, a testament to its professionalism and quality of work, making the company one of the most well-known names in the sector. And it’s now branching out into haulage services.
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Stockinbingal to Parkes Inland Rail works kick off
The Inland Rail project has taken an important step forward with the beginning of major construction works on the Stockinbingal to Parkes section in regional New South Wales.
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AusRAIL 2022: From product supply to biggest rail contractor
Martinus Rail founder and chief executive Treaven Martinus is rightfully proud of the way the Australian-based company has grown to become the largest rail contractor in the country.
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Inland Rail contract for Martinus
The Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) has appointed Australian owned contractor Martinus as the preferred contractor for the delivery of the Rail Corridor Program for Inland Rail sections in NSW and Southern Queensland.
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Martinus wins tracklaying and overhead contract for CRL
Martinus Rail has won the contract for rail supply, track, and overhead wiring for the City Rail Link in Auckland, New Zealand.
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Tracklaying underway on Carmichael Rail Network
Tracklaying has begun on the Carmichael Rail Network as builder Martinus Rail deploys an array of specialist track construction equipment to the site.
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The value of staying local: The story behind Martinus Rail remaining locally-owned
As Martinus Rail has experienced tremendous growth, a constant remains its local ownership and investment.
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4 kilometres of track laid on Forrestfield-Airport Link
Work is rapidly progressing on the preparation of the Forrestfield-Airport Link to run trains by late 2021.
Tracklaying
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Budget grows rail projects, jobs pipeline
In the 2020-2021 budget unveiled by federal Treasurer Josh Frydenburg, the total infrastructure pipeline for the next 10 years grew to $110 billion, with a $14 billion increase this year.
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