Enabling Magnetic Track Brakes on Network Rail Contolled Infrastructure
The project objective is to deliver a detailed feasibility assessment of MTB deployment on the GB mainline network, considering technical compatibility, application scenario and cost-benefit analysis. The findings will inform: ⢠The content of the proposed Railway Group Standard on MTB for use in emergency (proposal 14/044). ⢠Discussion and decision by TOCs and NR routes on the suitability of MTB deployment for specific opportunities with specific fleets on specific routes. ⢠Cross-industry discussion and de...
Buyer
RAIL SAFETY AND STANDARDS BOARD LIMITED
Value
£71,483
Published
18 Nov 2016
Closes
11 Nov 2015
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Region
United Kingdom
Procurement method
Open
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Services
Contract starts
18 Dec 2015
Contract ends
3 Jun 2016
CPV classifications
71311000
Civil engineering consultancy services
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Lot default Enabling Magnetic Track Brakes on Network Rail Contolled Infrastructure
£60,000
The project objective is to deliver a detailed feasibility assessment of MTB deployment on the GB mainline network, considering technical compatibility, application scenario and cost-benefit analysis. The findings will inform: ⢠The content of the proposed Railway Group Standard on MTB for use in emergency (proposal 14/044). ⢠Discussion and decision by...
Delivery: London · United Kingdom, London, United Kingdom
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