World rail market June 2012

2012-06-03T04:00:00+01:00

Australia: NSW RailCorp has awarded Cubic Transportation Systems a three-year contract worth A$63m to support its ticket sales equipment.

Brazil: Digicon has won a R$15m contract to supply ticket gates and passenger-counting systems for São Paulo metro Line 4.

Switzerland: SBB has awarded Scheidt & Bachmann a SFr40m contract to supply 1000 ePOS ticket machines able to provide bank notes as change. RFID and barcode readers will be fitted for contactless payments.

UK: Translink has ordered 275 Parkeon P50 hand-held ticket machines for cash, contactless smart card and chip & PIN payment.

Gioconda has won contracts to supply desktop signalling sighting and driver briefing software to Network Rail, Amey and Atkins.

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