Discuss Network Railtex
11th
Project Update Theatre Wednesday 1st May
11.30am Network Rail, Birmingham Gateway Project 12.30pm Network Rail, Edinburgh Glasgow Improvement Programme 1.30pm Network Rail, Electrification
Thursday 2nd May 11.30am
HS2 – An update and business opportunities 12.50pm
Intercity Express Programme, Hitachi
What the Project Update Theatre will cover
Network Rail, Birmingham Gateway Project
The Birmingham Gateway Project, presented by Chris Montgomery, Network Rail project director, will cover the redevelopment of Birmingham New Street station - the busiest rail station outside of London. The £600 million development, delivered by Network Rail and its delivery partner Mace, has reached halfway point and stunning new features and changes are emerging while the station remains open for business as usual.
programme of improvements to Scotland’s railway infrastructure, rolling stock and service provision that will provide a major boost to the wealth of Scotland and its long-term economic sustainability. Significant progress with the programme has already been made which includes the delivery of key infrastructure improvements at Haymarket tunnel and new services on the Edinburgh Glasgow via Shotts Line. This talk will be presented by Rodger Querns, programme director for EGIP.
Network Rail, Electrification Electrifying key routes on the railway will mean faster, greener, quieter and more reliable journeys for thousands of passengers. The government is committed to investing in a programme of electrification that will help transform the railway and provide Britain with a sustainable world-class transport system. This talk will be presented by Peter Dearman, Network Rail head of Energy.
HS2 – An update and business opportunities Beth West, commercial director for HS2, will provide an update on delivering a high-speed rail network for the UK and the procurement strategy. The presentation will cover business opportunities for British companies who wish to get involved with the project.
Network Rail, Edinburgh Glasgow Improvement Programme
The Edinburgh-Glasgow Improvement Programme (EGIP) is a comprehensive
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Intercity Express Programme Alistair Dormer will provide an update on the Intercity Express Programme - an important project running across the UK, providing replacement trains and additional trains for both the Great Western Main Line and the East Coast Main Line.
Harness the power of interaction
Showcasing the latest developments in major rail projects, the Project Update Theatre is located at Stand J45 on the right of the exhibition hall. This takes place on the following dates
Media Partners
The Yard T
A new initiative, The Yard is
supported by The Rail Plant Association and will offer visitors and exhibitors alike an opportunity to view large plant in an exhibition setting.
Dedicated large plant and machinery area
here is no real alternative to getting your products in front of potential customers. Exhibitors at Railtex now have the opportunity to do this in a dedicated area for the display of large plant and machinery called The Yard. Plant plays an essential role in all aspects of rail maintenance and construction. Network Rail and its contractors along with other key operators will be able to see what plant manufacturers, sellers and hirers have to offer.
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