Siemens Industry, Mobility Division

Siemens Industry, Mobility Division

Company Details:
7464 French Road
Sacramento, CA 95828

Phone: 916.681.3000
Fax: 916.681.3006
http://www.usa.siemens.com/mobility

Moving people and goods safely and efficiently: light rail, high speed rail, street cars, rail automation, integrated services, electrification, infrastucture logistics, intelligent transportation systems.

CA: Coalition Hosts Webinar and Launches Website to Provide Resources for Manufacturers, Rail Experts, and Advocates

April 8, 2014
From Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy (LAANE)

On April 7, representatives of the world’s largest railcar manufacturing companies learned about best-practices in American workforce development, diversity, and outreach to disadvantaged workers via an informational webinar hosted by the Jobs to Move...

CA: Caltrans Announces $225 Million Contract with Siemens for Diesel-Electric Rail Cars

March 19, 2014
From Caltrans (California Department of Transportation

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), in partnership with the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT), on March 18 announced signing a contract with Siemens to manufacture 32 high-performance, diesel-electric locomotives in...

CA: Siemens Facility in Sacramento to Build Locomotives for U.S. Rail Projects

March 19, 2014

iemens on Tuesday announced that it has been awarded a $225 million contract to build 32 diesel-electric locomotives -- all of which will be assembled at the Siemens rail manufacturing facility in Sacramento -- for rail projects in California and four...

IL: Siemens Awarded $225 Million Contract for Multi-State Passenger Rail Locomotive Procurement

March 18, 2014
From Siemens Industry, Mobility Division

Contract brings Siemens diesel-electric locomotive technology to the U.S.

CT: Norwalk Train Accident Not Tied to Signal Troubles

February 17, 2014

A collision between an eastbound Metro-North train and an unoccupied work van stuck in snow Saturday evening near the Merritt Seven station is being looked at by the railroad, but is not believed to be related to recent signal malfunctions on the...

PA: In Amtrak's New Locomotive, Biden Sees Work That Helps Move the Economy

February 7, 2014

Vice President Biden used a trip to 30th Street Station on Thursday to tout Amtrak's newest locomotive as an engine of the economy and a savior of middle-class jobs.

CT: Metro-North Signal Malfunctions Threaten Safety, Adds Time for Danbury Branch

February 5, 2014

A nearly $70 million signal system on Metro-North's Danbury Branch has malfunctioned repeatedly since it was completed in November, resulting in dangerous rail crossings and longer commutes.

Austria: Atlas Copco to supply 200 oil-free scroll compressors to Siemens and the Austrian Federal Railways

Austria: Atlas Copco to supply 200 oil-free scroll compressors to Siemens and the Austrian Federal Railways

January 27, 2014
From Atlas Copco

Atlas Copco will supply 200 oil-free scroll compressors SFR 5 to Siemens Germany for its end customer ÖBB, the Austrian Federal Railways.

Public Transportation in Megacities Changing the Rules of the Market

Growing megacities and their megaprojects will require companies to cooperate with other companies, even though it might not benefit them in the short term.

US: Siemens Joins U.S. DOT Affiliated Test Bed for Connected Vehicle Technologies

December 9, 2013
From Siemens Industry, Mobility Division

Siemens Mobility and Logistics division has joined an affiliation of infrastructure device makers and operators to expand deployment of Vehicle to Infrastructure (V-I) communications.

Looking Ahead to 2014

Looking Ahead to 2014

UK: Nomad Digital and EMEF Create Joint Venture to Address the £5 billion Market for Telemanagement on Rail

UK: Nomad Digital and EMEF Create Joint Venture to Address the £5 billion Market for Telemanagement on Rail

From Nomad Digital Ltd.
November 21, 2013

NY: Siemens Rail Automation to Upgrade Train Control Systems on Two Largest Commuter Lines in U.S.

From Siemens Industry, Mobility Division
November 14, 2013

Michael Cahill

November Industry News

November Industry News

MAX Transit Dedicates and Opens New Operations Facility The transit system for the greater Holland/Zeeland area officially dedicated and opened its new $4.7 million operations facility on Greenway Drive on Oct. 4 with a ribbon cutting ceremony and...

CA: Conference to Draw Government Officials and Business Leaders

From US High Speed Rail Association
November 4, 2013
UK: Nomad Digital Wins Wi-Fi Service Contract for New Eurostar Fleet

UK: Nomad Digital Wins Wi-Fi Service Contract for New Eurostar Fleet

September 18, 2013
From Nomad Digital Ltd.

Nomad Digital has been chosen to install the new Eurostar e320 fleet with on-board passenger Wi-Fi.

Germany: Growth Dynamic in Control Command and Signalling of the Rail is Weakening

Germany: Growth Dynamic in Control Command and Signalling of the Rail is Weakening

From SCI Verkehr GmbH
September 16, 2013

Ann Adair

AB: Siemens Canada Awarded Order by City of Calgary to Provide Next Generation of LRT Vehicles

September 16, 2013
From Siemens Industry, Mobility Division

Siemens Canada has officially been awarded the order by the city of Calgary to provide Calgary Transit with 60 new Siemens S200 high floor light rail vehicles.

Elizabeth (Betty) Cho

Lauren Kraft

CA: High-Speed Rail Conference to Draw Top Government Officials and Business Leaders

CA: High-Speed Rail Conference to Draw Top Government Officials and Business Leaders

September 12, 2013
From US High Speed Rail Association

The U.S. High Speed Rail Association (USHSR) announced the High Speed Rail Conference will take place Nov. 5-7, at the Metro headquarters at Union Station in downtown Los Angeles.

Improving Existing Transportation Infrastructure Can Have Big Impact

Improving Existing Transportation Infrastructure Can Have Big Impact

By leveraging new software and technologies to help bolster current, physical infrastructure, it's helping to create a competitive advantage in the 21st century global market and to increase economic growth in America’s cities.

Terry Heath

Terry Heath

 

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