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Iranian Association of Rail Transport Engineering IRANIAN ASSOCIATION OF RAIL TRANSPORT ENGINEERING <<List of Corporate Members>> 1-Iranian Infrastructure Building and Development Co. 2-Islamic Republic of Iran Railway Co. 3- Tehran Urban &Suburban Railway Co. (metro) 4- RAJA Passengers Trains Co. 5-Tehran Urban &Suburban Railway Operation Co. 6-Transport Research Center. 7- Pars Wagon Co. 8- C.B.G.Co. 9- Maharan Co. 10 – Metra Co. 11 – Union of Urban Trains of Iran. 12 – Ghods Razavi Housing & Developing Co. 13 – Iran Khodro Rail Industries Co. (IRICO) 14 – Simorgh Ahanin Co. 15 – Samand Rail Co. 16 - Karaj Urban Railway Organization. 17- Tehran Wagon Manufacturing Co. 18 – Railway Engineering Faculty. 19 – Pishro Research and Industrial Center. 20 – Rail Transport Co. 21 – Industry Revival ( Ehia Sanat) Co. 22 – Meshkin International Transport & Marine Services Co. 23 – Keshesh (traction) Construction Co. 24 – Rail Transport & Marine Services Co. 25 – Track & Railway Structures Services Co. 26 – Mahab Ghods Consulting Engineers Co. 27 – Combined Transportation Co. 28 – Hamkar Motor Co. 29 – Beton Laal Co. 30 – Middle East Faraz Tejarat Co. 31 – Aiwaz C0. 32 – Railway Installations and Buildings Technical Services Co. 33 – Parsian Installations Co. 34 – Tam Iran Khodro Co. 35 – Nasr Technology Excavators Co. 36 – Sangavar Co. 37 – Karoxin Co. 38 – Tabriz Urban Railway Organization. 39 – Dam Construction & installation Joint Stock Co. 40 – Mechanical Control International Co. 41 – Esteghamat Mechanized Technical & Engineering Co. 42- Aban 55 Engineering & Construction Co. 43 – Sarapoosh Delijan Isogam Co. 44 – Soil & Water EngineerinG Co. 45 – Hexa Consulting Engineers. 46- Iran R- O- Tuff 47- Sepahan Woven Cable Co. 48 – Rahyab Behineh Co. 49 – Haraz Rah Consulting Engineers. 50- Iranian Development of Industies and Services Co. 51- Iranian Building Research Co. 52 – Pazhoohesh(research) Consulting Engineers. 53 – Pasiloo Consulting Engineers. 54 – Rah Ab Consulting Engineers. 55 – Iran Abzar Co. 56- Jahad of Khajeh Nasir Toosi University . 57 – Niroo Rail Transportation Co. 58- Vania Rail Transport Co. 59 – Baft Shahr ( city texture) Consulting Engineers. 60 - Rahban Railway Co. 61- Mashhad Urban Railway Organization. 62 – Sigma Asanbar Co. 63 – Kar Afarin Industrial Insurance Co. 64- Iranian Industrial Engineering Inspection Co. 65 – Rail Dar CO. 66 – Tabriz Wagon Manufacturers Co. 67 – Fan Generator Co. 68 – Kohrang Baspar Co. 69 – Geno Consulting Engineers. 70 - Rail san,at Co. 71 – Foolad Technic Co. 72 – Iran Platin Co. 73 – Rahvar Rail Kosar Transport Co. 74 – Majdpoor Brothers International marine Transport Co. 75 – Namad Mobtaker Co. 76 – Sadid Control Engineering Co. 77 – Sazeh Honar Co. 78 – Mahan Mobtaker Rail Industries Co. 79 – Mahan Rah Rail Co. 80 – Arvin Tabriz Co. 81 – Marbin CO. 82 – Tabarzin Industries Co. 83- Machin Abzar Ghom Manufacturing & Industrial Co. 84 – Roshd San,at Co. 85 – Dena Energy & Industrial Co. 86- Farakhan Seir o Harekat Co. 87 – Rahavard Industrial Development Insurance services Co. 88 – Jonoob Steel Rail Co. 89 – Rail Tarabari Co. 90 – Kala Mahak Co. 91 – Javan Kaj Tehran Tourist Center Cooperative. 92 – Asan Parvaz Co. 93 –Ati Pey Sazan Co. 94 – Azhand Tunnel Co. 95 – Absa Co. 96 – Pavan Co. 97 - Beton Sazan Mehr Co. 98 – Trakhit CO. 99 – Beton Shib Co. 100 – Pars Techno Co. 101 – Pars Gneice Co. 102 – Payast Omran (development) Co. 103 – Taqdisaz Co. 104 – Rah o maskan (Way & Housing) Co. 105 – Dena Dezh Sazan Shargh Co. 106 – Divar Mosalah (reinforced wall) Co. 107 – Iran Rah va pol (way and bridge) Co. 108 – Ramvaz Co. 109 – Toos Arshad Sazeh Co. 110- Zigoorat Co. 111- Sholeh Sooz Co. 112 – Maroon Development (omran) Co. 113- Saman Environment (saman mohit) Co. 114 – Nasb Afrooz Co. 115 – Ham Taraz Pey Co. 116 – Ham payeh Co. 117 – NorhanTadbir Toos Co. 118 – Nima Bana Bandar Co. 119 – Pad Development Process Co. 120 – Gova Co. 121 –Garno Co. 122 – Mahyar Co. 123 –Farbar Co. 124 – Amood Co. 125- Darya Khak Pey Co. 126 – Badband Co. 127 - Tarh (Design) Bamdad Co. 128 – Naghsh Jahan Pars Co. 129 – Behrood Rail Transportation Co. 130 – Sazeh Bon Project Co. 131- Bo,d 4th Novin (New 4TH Dimension) Co. 132 – Rahsaz Tarh Co. 133 – Sano Co. 134 – Behin Saz Consultant Co. 135 – siviar Co. 136- Pars Slob Co. 137- Iranian Rail Industries Development Co. 138 – Fan Hangam Fajr Co. 139 – Saipa Rail Co. 140 – Omran Faragir Management Consultant. 141- Technical & engineering Cooperative of Railway Company War Veterans. 142- Ghat,eh Sazan Vazin Industrial Manufacturers. 143 – Gohar Rahbar Co. 144 – Kamal Kala Gostar Co. 145 – Iran Generator Manufacturing Co. 146 – Rah Rail Andisheh Co. 147 – Zibakaran Motlagh Co. 148 – Golbarg Darakhshan Noor Service Co. 149 –Roham Industry Development Co. 150 – Third Millennium Thunder Co. 151 – Kian Kara Manufacturers. 152-Rahbar Bandar Railway Cooperative. 153 – Gostaresh Rail Transport Industries Development Co. 154 – Pishgaman fa,al gostar Co. 155 – Tina Rangin Sofreh Co. ….. * Note: The above list does not include Real (person) members . .
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