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We are an ISO 9001:2015 certified company, operating as a system integrator for rail engineering solutions across mainline, urban transit, and private siding segments. With over 15 years of experience, we offer comprehensive rail engineering services for railway infrastructure projects, providing ... customized solutions for designing, procurement, installation and testing of rail signaling & tele-communication systems, track electrification and turnkey projects involving civil and track components, both in India and in select international markets. Our client base includes Zonal Railways, public sector undertakings (PSUs) under Indian Railways, large-scale manufacturers, corporate entities with their privately owned rail sidings and infrastructure development companies. Our integrated offerings include design, consultancy, procurement, supply chain solutions, system integration, installation and operations & maintenance services across a wide spectrum of railway infrastructure projects focusing on railway signal modernization and automation initiative.  Read more

The government has prioritized transforming Indian Railways into a world-class entity. In the Union Budget 2024-25, presented by Union Minister for Finance and Corporate Affairs Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman on July 23, 2024, a record capital expenditure (Capex) of ?2,62,200 crores has been allocated ... to the Railways. The Gross Budgetary Support for the same period is set at ?2,52,200 crores, a significant increase from the ?2,40,200 crores in 2023-24, and a substantial rise from ?28,174 crores in 2013- 14. Indian Railways has achieved significant milestones, including commissioning 31,180 track kilometers in the past decade. The pace of track laying has increased from 4 kilometers per day in 2014-15 to 14.54 kilometers per day in 2023-24. Furthermore, 41,655 Route Kilometers (RKMs) have been electrified from 2014-2024, compared to only 21,413 RKMs before 2014. Under the PM Gati Shakti Mission, Indian Railways has adopted a new approach to infrastructure development. Three Economic Railway Corridors-Energy, Mineral, and Cement Corridors (192 Projects); Port Connectivity Corridors (42 Projects); and High Traffic Density Corridors (200 Projects) have been identified. The focus remains on enhancing capacity, decongesting high density networks, reducing logistics costs, and improving passenger experience and safety. Read more