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Amaro: the unseen engineers behind London’s railways


A Network Rail Principal Contractor, Amaro delivers integrated conventional and digital signalling, power and telecoms solutions throughout the UK


Most people passing London’s stations never give


through a


thought to what keeps their train moving safely — and, in a sense, that’s the point. Te signalling, power and telecoms that hold a modern railway together are the kind of engineering passengers notice only when it fails. Keeping it working, quietly and dependably, is the job of specialists like Amaro. Tat work has earned Amaro


a place on multiple high-profile projects and frameworks throughout London and beyond, including the recent award of up to eight years of essential maintenance and upgrade works, designed to improve millions of rail journeys to and from the capital. For Amaro, awards like these are


the realisation of a deliberate, long- term approach to growth, something that’s only been possible thanks to years of dependable delivery across the South East, keeping safety at the heart of everything it does. Amaro’s work is threaded through


the capital’s network and has been at the heart of some of London’s most demanding rail programmes:


the London Victoria and South London Resignalling Programme, the Tameslink Core Dual Detection Scheme between Farringdon and Blackfriars and major track circuit upgrades at East Croydon, to name but a few. It was also sole signalling contractor for Beaulieu Park, the first new station on the Great Eastern Main Line in more than a century and a key gateway for commuters into London. Tese are the schemes that


keep commuters, tourists and freight moving across one of the busiest networks in the world — a responsibility entrusted to Amaro by the biggest names in rail. Amaro can plan for the long


term rather than just the next contract


thanks to growth its value-led


private equity backing, and while more


in London and


throughout the UK is firmly in the plan, Amaro is no newcomer here. It’s helped keep the capital’s railways running for years and has no plans to stop any time soon. “We’ve built this business on


brilliant people and the trust of clients who expect nothing less than the best. London has been central to that from the start, and it remains right at the heart of where we’re heading,” says Michael Ewart, Amaro’s managing director.


E: info@amarogroup.co.uk amarogroup.co.uk


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