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Creating Lasting Connections Through Rail CREATING LASTING CONNECTIONS THROUGH RAIL WWW.RAMBOLL.CO.UK/RAIL 2 3 Ramboll is a leading engineering, design and consultancy company employing 13,000 experts. Our presence is global with a strong representation in the Nordics, UK, North America, Middle East and Asia- Pacific. We constantly strive to achieve inspiring and exacting solutions that make a genuine difference to our customers, end-users and society as a whole. www.ramboll.com RAIL SERVICES We provide design, consultancy and management services for a complete range of rail-based systems, from high-speed railways to urban transport systems, such as metro and light rail. Our technical 13,000 PEOPLE expertise within the rail consultancy comprises: civil engineering infrastructure including 300 OFFICES viaducts, bridges and tunnels; stations, depots, control centres; signalling, permanent way, electrification and 35 COUNTRIES telecoms; as well as traffic management and rolling stock. BUILDINGS TRANSPORT ENVIRONMENT ENERGY WATER PLANNING & URBAN DESIGN OIL & GAS MANAGEMENT CONSULTING Buildings form a fundamental Mobility fuels economic and Industrial development, Security of power supplies, Water is essential to life and Ramboll’s holistic approach To make it in today’s fast National, regional and local part of our lives by shaping social development and with urbanisation, the extraction of climate change, energy one of our most precious to urban development paced and competitive oil authorities are responsible our communities and daily 50% of the world’s population natural resources and extreme efficiency and resource resources. Working with encompasses strategy, and gas market, companies for issues that affect us all; activities. now living in urban areas, weather events all call for scarcity are top priorities on municipalities, utilities, planning, and world class depend on advanced from health care, education efficient and reliable transport sustainable and responsible the global agenda. and industrial clients technical design services and technical solutions that and day care to strategic For these reasons, Ramboll’s systems are essential. environmental solutions. Ramboll draws on proven is based on an integrated combine economic efficiency planning of infrastructure Ramboll is at the forefront design philosophy is to multidisciplinary expertise to multidisciplinary skills base. with stringent health, safety and climate initiatives. of addressing these issues always make room for the To meet this need, Ramboll As the leading environmental manage the most challenging and environmental (HSE) Drawing on 500 management as the global market leader human experience. As one has been working on some consultancy in Northern water resources, wastewater, We have an extensive track safeguards during the experts, Ramboll acts as a in offshore wind, waste-to- of Europe’s top 3 buildings of the world’s largest, most Europe and one of the and storm water issues. We record working with a number production and distribution trusted partner to public energy and district heating designers with decades’ innovative infrastructure top-20 globally, Ramboll’s integrate treatment process of the world’s largest cities to processes. administrations, creating consulting and the leader in of experience in the global projects and is the leading environment experts help selection and engineering, create liveable, sustainable, the insights needed to make Scandinavia for large-scale These elements form an market, we create visionary, consultancy in the Nordic customers across the mining, operational services, and and implementable urban informed strategic decisions thermal power consulting. integral part of Ramboll’s sustainable, and award- market. We create value water, buildings, transport, regulatory management and development solutions that that promote stronger We also have a specialist independent and winning buildings that for transport authorities, energy, and oil & gas markets planning to deliver innovative are fully adapted to the local societies. competence in designing multidisciplinary consultancy improve life for users and contractors and local to address these issues. We solutions that benefit both context. Read more at: power transmission masts service, which covers the With unprecedented levels enhance the surrounding authorities by providing take a comprehensive view industries and society. www.ramboll.com/planning- and offshore wind met masts. entire project cycle. We of competition in the global landscape. Read more at: multidisciplinary technical of each project to optimise Read more at: and-urban-design Read more at: economy, Ramboll focuses on www.ramboll.com/buildings excellence and minimising every step of the process www.ramboll.com/water excel in onshore consultancy resource usage. Read more at: and deliver solutions that www.ramboll.com/energy and have designed offshore empowering private sector www.ramboll.com/transport are technically resilient, structures for industry giants customers with expertise and environmentally sustainable, such as Maersk Oil, DONG powerful management tools. and valuable to society. Energy and Statoil since the Read more at: Read more at: 1970s. Read more at: www.ramboll.com/ www.ramboll.com/ www.ramboll.com/oil-gas management-consulting environment-and-health 4 5 RAIL ABOUT US BRINGING COMMUNITIES OUR TEAM Ramboll designs excite clients, impress operators and CLOSER Ramboll has 13,000 people contractors, inspire travellers and deliver value to all. With a long in 300 offices across 35 countries, with the history in delivering innovative engineering solutions, we work UK’s 1,300 strong multi- across all phases of a project from inception through design, disciplinary teams spread construction and into operation and maintenance stages. TOGETHER across 16 offices including: • Bath Our expertise • Birmingham We bring technical capabilities that encompass the design • Bristol • Cambridge and delivery of major infrastructure. Our rail experts are drawn • Cardiff from varied backgrounds and have worked on numerous • Chester Early Contractor Involvement (ECI) and Design & Build (D&B) • Edinburgh schemes as well as with railway authorities and operators. • Exeter • Glasgow We have a full appreciation of the whole life cost, safety and • Harwell buildability coupled with managing the different needs of all • Leeds stakeholders and are leaders in bringing these together into • London • Maidstone insightful designs. • Manchester • Newcastle Our technical expertise within the rail consultancy comprises: • Southampton civil engineering infrastructure including viaducts, bridges and • Warminster tunnels; stations, depots, control centres; signalling, permanent way, electrification and telecoms; as well as traffic management OUR CLIENTS and rolling stock. Ramboll provides services to the public and the private sectors and our Our portfolio clients include: Transport Our clients span all major stakeholders in the rail market and for London (TFL), Network so we have acquired a unique understanding of the different Rail, Crossrail, train needs, which gives us a valuable insight into finding solutions operating companies and most of the major UK suitable for all. This is strongly reinforced by our long-term engineering contractors. contractor relationships that has enabled buildable solutions to be delivered on time and budget. DEG SIGNAL LTD Our impressive track record of delivering major projects Ramboll was delighted includes: the Bermondsey Dive Under which is part of to welcome UK signalling designers, DEG Signal Network Rail’s ThamesLink Programme; key roles on HS2 for Ltd, into our business in the Enabling Works on phase 1 and the civil engineering and April 2018. They bring environmental design development for phase 2b; new Crossrail extensive signalling design stations at Paddington and Custom House for the interchange and consultancy expertise to compliment our global with Docklands Light Railway; and project management and expertise in ERTMS technical support for Network Rail’s Digital Railway Programme (European Rail Traffic as their delivery partner. Management Systems). 6 7 OUR SERVICES GLOBAL KNOW-HOW WITH LOCAL INSIGHT Our comprehensive multidisciplinary project. Our experience means that capability enables us to provide a we know how to design solutions wide range of specialist engineering that achieve all necessary approvals services to the rail sector including while also minimising changes planning, feasibility, design and during the execution phase. construction management. By applying our vast experience of Stations and Depots local, national and international We have extensive experience in projects, we are capable of the planning, design and delivering competitive and construction of stations for heavy, integrated holistic solutions that light rail and metro. Our solutions are tailored to local conditions and draw on our expertise from are fully compliant with necessary both traditional engineering and standards. specialist technical disciplines such as Design for Manufacture and Major Infrastructure Assembly (DfMA). These combined We are an acknowledged leader in with our collaboration with major infrastructure. Our designs specialist station architects provide draw on our practical experience innovative solutions for our clients. gained from a variety of civil and structural engineering schemes Rail Signalling and ERTMS* that cover all stages in the project Ramboll has market leading lifecycle. This coupled with our expertise in
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