Russian Railways (RZD) has contracted Evraz to supply a variety of rail products over a five-year period.
The deal covers the delivery of up to 3.2 million tonnes (Mt) worth of products.
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EVRAZ will provide low-temperature resistance, higher wear-resistant rails and switch point rails to RZD under the RUR111.7bn ($1.98bn) contract.
The rate of supply of the 100m rails will be gradually increased to reach 360,000t by 2020.
Société nationale des chemins de fer français Mobilités (SNCF) has awarded a $120m contract to Bombardier Transportation.
Bombardier will deliver nine Regio 2N trainsets to SNCF as part of the agreement.
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By GlobalDataThe trains are slated to operate under the Greater Paris public transport authority, Ile-de-France Mobilités, across rail lines R, N and D.
The latest order increases the scope of the original contract that was signed by SNCF in 2010 to a total of 134 Regio 2N trains.
French state-owned public transport company Régie Autonome des Transports Parisiens (RATP) has awarded a contract to a consortium led by Vinci Construction and SPIE batignolles.
The consortium will be responsible for laying the Line 14 South in Paris as part of the €400m ($492m) deal.
In addition, the initiative will see the construction of a new station at Kremlin Bicêtre Hôpital, as well as ventilation facilities and emergency shafts.
The companies participating in the consortium are Dodin Campenon Bernard, Vinci Construction France, Vinci Construction Grands Projets and Botte Fondations.
Stadler Rail has secured a deal from Ferroviaria Andina S.A. (FCA) to supply three South American Light Loco (SALi) locomotives.
The locomotives are specifically designed to operate at high altitudes and address freight carrier requirements.
The contracted vehicles will be built at Stadler’s manufacturing plant in Valencia, Spain.
Sweden-based rolling stock manufacturer AB Transitio has awarded a contract to Stadler for the supply of eight double-decker electric multiple units (EMUs).
The latest order forms part of a contract that was initially signed in 2016, which covered the supply of 33 EMUs and included an option for an additional 110 units.
