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Closure of Ohio River Bridge Highlights Need for Robust Investment in Infrastructure

State officials in Kentucky and Indiana are investigating whether they need to replace the bridge, which would cost upwards of $500 million, according to one estimate, which pales in comparison to what each state spends on bridge repair and...

Press Release • September 19th, 2011
Virginia Gov. McDonnell Selects Commonwealth Representative to Serve on the Washington Metro Board

James W. Dyke has served as Virginia Secretary of Education, chair of the Washington Board of Trade, and co-chair of the 2010 Joint WMATA Governance Review Task Force.

Press Release • September 19th, 2011
Transportation Certification Services Appoints J. Larry Breeden Senior Vice President

Breeden previously worked at Union Pacific Railroad for the past 32 years with the past 10 years managing Operating Practices for the entire Union Pacific system with responsibility for over 18,000 TE&Y employees and 450 DSLE and DSRCOs.

Press Release • September 19th, 2011
WAGO Installs 20kW Renewegy Wind Turbine at Wisconsin Headquarters

Capable of generating 20kW for WAGO’s engineering, manufacturing and sales hub, VP-20 employs WAGO 787 Series Power Supplies, 756 Series Cables/Connectors, 288 Series Fuse Blocks and Back-Up Capacitor Module. Wind power will meet approximately 10...

Press Release • September 19th, 2011
James Shao Joins Parsons Brinckerhoff

JAMES SHAO JOINS PARSONS BRINCKERHOFF

Press Release • September 19th, 2011
Reveal Media Launches RS3-SX: Next Generation Body Worn Camera System

Comprising an all-in-one, weatherproof, full high definition video recorder with articulated camera and integrated evidence management software, ?RS3-SX? is truly a next generation body worn camera system.

Press Release • September 19th, 2011
URS Providing Design/Survey Services for Chicago to St. Louis High Speed Rail Line

These professional services will help make high speed rail a reality in Illinois by introducing 110 MPH service between these key metropolitan areas and providing transportation alternatives for the citizens of Illinois.

Press Release • September 14th, 2011
U.S. Transportation Secretary LaHood Announces Nearly $20 Million for Rail Line Relocation Projects Across the U.S.

The U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) received 51 applications from across the country for the Rail Line Relocation and Improvement (RLR) grants, seeking more than $202 million.

Press Release • September 14th, 2011
C4i Introdcues One of the FIrst Portable Full-Function Dispatch Systems for Mobile Incident Emergency Response

SwitchplusIP Command-Center LT is exactly the same IP-based, feature rich, interoperable control console as the SwitchplusIP master system, but condensed in a small, ruggedized container to be easily transportable.

Press Release • September 14th, 2011
DART survey shows DART Green Line makes trips easier

The Green Line survey performed in April 2011 reviewed service, safety and security, maintenance, operation, ridership trend, and communication. Results were compared with the 2010 system-wide customer satisfaction survey.

Press Release • September 14th, 2011
SFMTA Central Subway Moves Forward with Largest Construction Contract

The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) today announced that the initial notice to proceed (NTP) authorization for the Central Subway's largest construction contract, $233.5 million, will be issued this week. Thus far, the project...

Press Release • September 14th, 2011
Ansaldo STS Publishes 130th Anniversary Commemorative Book

The book details the inspiring story of railroading history and the company’s humble beginnings in Pennsylvania, under the leadership of Westinghouse. The story follows the company through its failures and successes as it weathered the storms of...

Press Release • September 14th, 2011
Railhead wins locomotive lighting bid for Class 1’s in North America

After an extensive study was concluded North American Class 1 railroads teamed together by putting forth a bid combining their purchasing power with the intension of identifying the best supplier for locomotive LEDs.

Press Release • September 13th, 2011
The T, Richland Hills kick off $2 million multi-phase project at TRE Station

The project has been planned by Richland Hills and The T for several years to improve street and pedestrian access to the TRE Station, expand parking, enhance traffic flow around the station and encourage future development adjacent to the station...

Press Release • September 13th, 2011
U.S. Department of Transportation Announces $32.5 Million Grant to Finalize Expansion Plan of Boston’s South Station

The grant will allow MassDOT to complete all necessary environmental reviews as well as preliminary engineering activities for the station expansion.

Press Release • September 13th, 2011

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