Network Rail Consulting and RSSB Forge New Strategic Partnership
International rail consultancy Network Rail Consulting and rail industry body RSSB have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to work together to secure overseas business.
The new partnership means that Network Rail Consulting can complement the full spectrum of expertise from Network Rail with the knowledge, products and services provided by RSSB.
For the consultancy, the benefit is being able to tap into the independent rail industry body with an international reputation to provide an even broader package of services around the world.
For RSSB, and the UK rail industry as a whole, the benefit is in generating new revenues to support the capabilities and knowledge it provides for the industry, as well as development opportunities for RSSB staff.
Welcoming the new partnership, Nigel Ash, managing director of Network Rail Consulting, said: “Being able to draw on the body of work and expertise in RSSB is a great addition to our portfolio, which is yielding a lot of interest across the globe. There is tremendous appetite to call on our experience as rail specialists, and its fitting to be able to weave in RSSBs knowledge of cross-industry issues and make that available on an international stage too.
Anson Jack, deputy chief executive of RSSB said: “All of our members including Network Rail invest time and money into research, development, innovation and solutions, designed specifically to benefit the British national rail system and support business performance improvements in each company. These solutions also have the potential to support development overseas, and Network Rail Consulting is an ideal partner to help promote these around the world.”
Use the form opposite to get in touch with Alstom Receives RegioJet Order for 13 Traxx MS3 Locomotives directly to discuss any requirements you might have.
