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Railway Reference List Railway Reference List Product/Solution: Mass-Spring System Client/Project Country Year Monbijoustraße, Bern Switzerland 2021 Tramway Reinighaus, Graz Austria 2021 Tramway Stettin-Szczecin, Part 6,7,8 Poland 2021 ul. Wiejskiej na Rzadz PLP40, Grudziadz Poland 2021 Gaziray - Gaziantep, HSL Turkey 2021 Refurbishment railway track Breitenrain Switzerland 2021 Münzgrabenstraße, Line 6, Graz Austria 2021 Koralmbahn, Tunnel Mittlern-Althofen Austria 2021 U2-22 City Hall, Vienna Austria 2021 U5-2 Frankhplatz, Vienna Austria 2021 Metro Tunnel Melbourne Australia 2021 U2-U23, Vienna Austria 2021 GETAFE - ADIF Tunnel, Madrid Spain 2021 Limmattalbahn, Etappe 2 Switzerland 2021 Tramway Gorzow Wielpolski, ul. Chrobrego Mieszka Poland 2020 — 2021 Rösselsbrünnle, Karlsruhe Germany 2020 Main Station Munich North Germany 2020 Tramway Angers, Ligne B France 2020 Linz Linien - Traun Austria 2020 Limmattalbahn Switzerland 2020 Baselland Transport - Section L19 Switzerland 2020 La Sagrera train station, Barcelona Spain 2020 COOP Depot, Vufflens-La-Ville Switzerland 2020 Tramway SmartCity Austria 2020 Kriegsstraße, Karlsruhe Germany 2019 Lusail Tram Qatar 2019 ulica Karmelicka, Krakow Poland 2019 Trasa Łagiewnicka, Krakow Poland 2019 Reconstruction Ostring, Bern Switzerland 2019 Tramway Reininghaus Austria 2019 Chêne Bougerie Ligne 12 Switzerland 2019 Chêne Bougerie Tram du Goulet Switzerland 2019 Tramway Dabrowa Gornica, ulicy Kasprzaka Poland 2019 Tramway ul. Kujawska, Bydgoszcz Poland 2019 Eppenberg Tunnel Switzerland 2019 ul. Podchorążych, Krakow Poland 2019 Railway Reference List Client/Project Country Year Tramway Basel - frame contract Switzerland 2018 — 2023 Tram Magdeburg (Raiffeisenstraße - Warschauer Straße) Germany 2018 Riyadh Metro line 3 Saudi Arabia 2018 Gare de Montbovon Switzerland 2018 ul. Dabrowskiego II, Lodz Poland 2018 Tram Lyon T6 France 2018 KST III Krowodrza Górka — Azory, Krakau Poland 2018 Tramway Caen France 2018 Suin Line South Korea 2018 Tramway Toulouse France 2018 Hanam Line South Korea 2018 Tramway St. Etienne France 2018 Jaipur Metro India 2018 Tramway Ulm - Eselsberg 6a and 6b Germany 2018 Tramway Annemasse France 2018 Budapest Tram, Main Circle Hungary 2018 Tramway Angers France 2018 Riyadh Metro Line 1 and 2 - elevated stations Saudi Arabia 2018 Tramway Paris T4 Clichy France 2018 Tramway Ismaninger Straße, Munich, Lot 1, 2, 3 Germany 2018 Tramway Gernoble, Extension Line A France 2018 Metro Catania: Nesima — Monte Po Italy 2018 Tramway Nice France 2018 IVB Innsbruck 2018 + 19, Ing. Etzel street Austria 2018 Tramway Avignon France 2018 Limmattalbahn, Schlieren Switzerland 2018 Crossrail C610 — point bearings for MSS, London United Kingdom 2016 — 2018 Doha Metro Qatar 2015 — 2018 IKD Kosice: Modernization of the tram line Slovakia 2015 — 2018 CEVA Zone Rolex Switzerland 2017 New construction U5, Berlin Germany 2017 Lucknow Metro Project (LKT - 5 Contract) India 2017 Seoul Metro — Line 9 (3rd phase) South Korea 2017 Tram old town Bratislava, Spitalska street Slovakia 2017 Quito Metro L1 Ecuador 2017 Tramway Sonnpark, Innsbruck Austria 2017 Railway Reference List Client/Project Country Year Extension tramway Nice Est-Ouest (T2) and Nord-Sud (T3) France 2017 Riyadh Metro Line 1 and 2 Saudi Arabia 2017 Reconstruction Line 2, Ulm Germany 2017 North West Rail Link, Sydney Australia 2017 Tram Line 2, Ulm Germany 2017 Tramway Avignon France 2017 Track renewal tram Klosterneuburger Straße, Vienna Austria 2017 Tram Line 7 — Eggenbergerallee, Graz Austria 2017 Riyadh Metro Line 1 & 2 TBM — Tunnel Section Saudi Arabia 2017 Metro Depot Zemljane, Sofia Bulgaria 2017 Delhi Metro CT11 India 2016 — 2017 Söderströmtunneln, Stockholm Schweden 2015 — 2017 Tramway Vörösmarty utca Budapest Hungary 2016 Urban railway Heilbronner Straße, Stuttgart Germany 2016 Prolongement Ligne 14, Paris France 2016 Tram Stachus and Sonnenstraße, Munich Germany 2016 Tram du Luxembourg Luxembourg 2016 Tramway Cuenca Ecuador 2015 — 2016 Delhi Metro CT1A and CT1B India 2015 — 2016 Metro U1, Extension Seestadt Aspern, Vienna Austria 2015 — 2016 Delhi Metro CT2R India 2014 — 2016 Albert Bridge, Dresden Germany 2015 Crossrail C610 United Kingdom 2015 Dunajewskiego — Baszlowa Poland 2015 Tram Megaron Switzerland 2015 Nagoya Station Japan 2015 Podwale Poland 2015 Radlinskeho: Modernization of the tram line Bratislava Slovakia 2015 Rail crossing Ostfriedhof Munich Germany 2015 StadtRegio Tram Traun Austria 2015 Tegernseer Landstraße Germany 2015 Tram Olsztyn, part A, C, D Poland 2015 Tramway Montpellier France 2015 Tramway Grenoble, Line E France 2015 Metro U3, Nürnberg Germany 2015 Metro Madrid Line 4 Spain 2015 Railway Reference List Client/Project Country Year Metro Madrid Line 5 Spain 2015 Tram Strasbourg France 2015 Metro de Madrid: Transformation of a ballasted track into a MSS Spain 2014 — 2015 Wielicka — Lipska Poland 2014 — 2015 W-Z Line, part 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Poland 2014 — 2015 Metro Madrid Line 1 Spain 2014 High Speed Railway Station Vigo Spain 2014 Bangalore Metro India 2014 Dongguan Metro Line R2 China 2014 Tram Dubravka, Bratislava Slovakia 2014 Fuzhou Metro Line 1 China 2014 Tram IKD Kosice Slovakia 2014 Metro Catania Italy 2014 Metro Nürnberg, U3 North West Germany 2014 Tramway de Sidi Bel Abbès Algeria 2014 Nanjing Metro Line 4 China 2014 Nottingham Tram Phase 2 United Kingdom 2014 ÖBB viaducts Mattersburg — Loipersbach Austria 2014 Tram Porto Maravilha (for Olympic Games), Rio de Janeiro Brazil 2014 Elastic bedding of the road S21, Stuttgart Tunnel Germany 2014 Tram Marseille M4 France 2014 Tram Graz, prolongation Line 1 Austria 2013 — 2014 Metro Madrid Line 9 Spain 2013 Chengdu Metro Line 2 China 2013 Chongqing Metro China 2013 Metro Istanbul (Levent — Hisarüstü Extension) Turkey 2013 Metro Station Jan Wellemplatz, Düsseldorf Germany 2013 Concrete track Pasing, tram Munich Germany 2013 Tram Munich, Müllerstraße Germany 2013 Metro Stuttgart, U2 bridge Wolframstraße Germany 2013 Tram Bordeaux France 2013 Tram Grenoble Ligne B France 2013 Xian Metro China 2013 Tram Bytom, ul. Moniuszki Poland 2013 Dubai Tramway UAE 2013 Tram Zabrze, ul. Wolnosci Poland 2013 Railway Reference List Client/Project Country Year Tram Bydgoszcz, ul. Jagiellonska Poland 2013 Wehrhahn Line Dusseldorf Germany 2012 — 2013 Metro Delhi India 2012 — 2013 Augsburg Königsplatz Germany 2012 — 2013 North-South link Cologne, construction lot North Germany 2010 — 2013 Metro São Paulo L5 Brazil 2012 Tram Edinburgh Scotland 2012 Freiburg VAG Germany 2012 Tram line 17, Munich — Pasing Germany 2012 Local transport Dortmund — Asseln Germany 2012 Colas Rail France 2012 New Kaiser Wilhelm Tunnel, Cochem Germany 2012 Dubai Metro UAE 2012 Metro Mumbai India 2012 Bismarkstraße Germany 2012 Viennese Lines, reconstruction U1/12 Austria 2012 Tram Tours France 2012 Montpellier France 2012 Tram Bydgoszcz, ul. Gdanska Poland 2012 Tram Krakau, Tramwaj na Ruczaj Poland 2012 Tram Lodz, ul. Lagiewnicka Poland 2012 Tram Bydgoszcz, Linia do Dworca Glownego Poland 2012 Tram Wroclaw, Mosty Mlynskie Poland 2012 Tram, Szczecin, Brama Portowa Poland 2012 Tram Krakau, ul. Limanowskiego Poland 2012 Chongqing Metro Line 6 China 2011 — 2012 Gleisdreieck Nordbad, Munich Germany 2011 Zytgloggä, Bern Switzerland 2011 Rhaetian Railway, Samedan Switzerland 2011 Goya Station, Saragossa Spain 2011 Tram Dijon France 2011 Tram Tours France 2011 Tram Casablanca Morocco 2011 Brenner north feeder line Austria 2009 — 2011 City tunnel, Leipzig Germany 2009 — 2011 Tram Geneva Switzerland 2008 — 2011 Railway Reference List Client/Project Country Year North-South link Cologne, construction lot South Germany 2010 Stadtwerke München, redevelopment Thiersch- and Triftstraße Germany 2010 New-building line St. Emmeram, Munich Germany 2010 Metro Madrid, Line 9 Spain 2010 Metro Madrid, Line 2 Spain 2010 Tram Cercanias: Chamartin — Aeropuerto Terminal 4 Spain 2010 ÖBB, Lainzertunnel Austria 2010 ÖBB, Wienerwaldtunnel Austria 2010 ÖBB, Stierschweiffeldtunnel Austria 2010 Metro Catania Italy 2010 Tram Angers France 2010 Tram Montpellier France 2010 Tram Brest France 2010 Tram Orléans France 2010 Tram Graz, Asperngasse Austria 2010 Tram Linz, Harter Plateu Austria 2010 Renovation Metro Athens, Line Greece 2010 Dehli Metro, Phase II, CS to Badarpur lin — Underground India 2010 Glattal railway, Zurich Switzerland 2009 Tram Dublin Ireland 2009 East London line England 2009 Metro São Paulo lines 2 (extension) and 4 Brasil 2009 Chiclana — San Fernando (customer: SACYR) Spain 2009 Tram lines T1 and T2 (La Défense / Pont de Bezons) in Paris France 2009 Tramway de Angers France 2009 Tramway de Reims France 2009 Toulouse Ligne E France 2009 Tramway de Rabat Morocco 2009 Arex Incheon airport line South Korea 2009 Old Mainz Tunnel Germany 2009 Tram Munich, SWM Line 23 Germany 2008 Tram Augsburg ‘Mobilitätsscheibe’ Germany 2008 Tram Augsburg, Line 6 Germany 2008 Tramway de Lyon France 2008 Fast Tram Cracow Poland 2008 Tram Teneriffa, Line 2 UTE Tranvia — Tincer Spain 2008 Railway Reference List Client/Project Country Year Tram Teneriffa, UTE Tranvia — La Cuesta Spain 2008 ÖBB, Arlbergtunnel Austria 2008 ÖBB, Lainzertunnel, Vienna Austria 2008 Grazer Verkehrsbetriebe, Tramway Extension Austria 2008 Metro Dortmund, Asselner Hellweg Rohde Germany 2007 Tram Munich, Müllerstraße SWM Germany 2007 Tramway Gmunden, Up-grading Esplanade Austria 2007 Viennese Lines (Subway Extension) Austria 2007 Tramway de Montpellier France 2007 Tramway de Nice France 2007 Tramway de Bordeaux France 2007 Bergamo, Tranvia Bergamo — Albino Italy 2007 Firenze, Tranvia Firenze
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