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Wabtec Corp. subsidiaries WABCO Transit, Vapor Rail and Stone Air recently were awarded contracts totaling $18 million to supply equipment to Kawasaki Rail Car.
WABCO Transit and Vapor Rail will supply brakes, couplers, current collectors, electric door-operating equipment and door panels for 80 R-142 cars Kawasaki is building for MTA New York City Transit. Wabtec also will provide WABCO Transit brakes, Vapor Rail pneumatic door-operating equipment and Stone Air electronically controlled HVAC units for 28 cars Kawasaki is building for Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority.
Deliveries are expected to begin in fourth-quarter 2003 and continue through 2004.
WABCO Transit also obtained a $3.5 million contract to supply GB 4 1/2-inch tread brake units for Amtrak’s Amfleet I cars. The brakes currently are used on the Amfleet II vehicles and other car classes. Adding the brakes to Amfleet I will enable the national passenger railroad to standardize maintenance, according to a prepared statement.
WABCO expects to begin delivering the brakes in fourth-quarter 2003.
8/20/2003
Rail News: Railroading Supplier Spotlight
Wabtec Corp. subsidiaries receive contracts from Kawasaki, Amtrak
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Wabtec Corp. subsidiaries WABCO Transit, Vapor Rail and Stone Air recently were awarded contracts totaling $18 million to supply equipment to Kawasaki Rail Car.
WABCO Transit and Vapor Rail will supply brakes, couplers, current collectors, electric door-operating equipment and door panels for 80 R-142 cars Kawasaki is building for MTA New York City Transit. Wabtec also will provide WABCO Transit brakes, Vapor Rail pneumatic door-operating equipment and Stone Air electronically controlled HVAC units for 28 cars Kawasaki is building for Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority.
Deliveries are expected to begin in fourth-quarter 2003 and continue through 2004.
WABCO Transit also obtained a $3.5 million contract to supply GB 4 1/2-inch tread brake units for Amtrak’s Amfleet I cars. The brakes currently are used on the Amfleet II vehicles and other car classes. Adding the brakes to Amfleet I will enable the national passenger railroad to standardize maintenance, according to a prepared statement.
WABCO expects to begin delivering the brakes in fourth-quarter 2003.