TfNSW Extends Network Rail Consulting’s Digital Systems Integration Contract

Transport for New South Wales (TfNSW) has extended the digital systems integration contract with Network Rail Consulting’s Australian subsidiary until 2024.

A train in Sydney
A train in Sydney

TfNSW’s Digital Systems Program was set up to replace existing signalling and train control systems with modern, internationally recognised technology that will allow more frequent and reliable services for Sydney Trains passengers. A central aspect of the contract is transfer of knowledge and enabling key stakeholders to increase their experience levels.

The government of NSW awarded the first phase of the system integration contract to Network Rail Consulting in 2018. Thanks to this current extension, NRC will be able to support the deployment of the European Train Control System (ECTS) Level 2 with a traffic-management system (TMS) on two stretches: Cronulla to Sutherland, and Bondi to Erskineville.

Network Rail Consulting is working in partnership with Acmena, The Go-Ahead Group and Ineco.

Nigel Ash, Global Managing Director, Network Rail Consulting, said:

“This extension demonstrates the contribution the 40-strong NRC-led team has made to the project over the last two years. We look forward to continuing this highly collaborative relationship with TfNSW through to the introduction of ETCS Level 2 services.”

Network Rail Consulting, which has subsidiaries in Australia, Canada and the United States, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Network Rail. It sells the full range of rail expertise available within Network Rail.

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