Construction and modernisation of railway track

We work as a subcontractor in railway track construction and modernisation. We deliver contracts across Europe – for major contractors and smaller firms alike.

Experience

years of experience in the rail industry

Technical resources

in-house machinery and equipment

International

projects across several European countries

The greatest force in this world — people

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NAMTOR crew on the work section crew

The world is moving faster than ever, and rail infrastructure is the foundation of that progress.

Across Europe, ever greater investment is going into developing and modernising rail infrastructure. Yet however advanced the machinery becomes, we all know it will never replace the greatest force in this world – people.

Ongoing training and expanding our team with qualified employees are a priority for us.

Railway track construction

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Rail cutting with a rail saw track work

The full scope of track works — from removing the old track to the finished section.

  • Track laying and removal
  • Installation of turnouts
  • Replacement of sleepers and rails
  • Modernisation of sidings and railway tracks
  • Modernisation of level crossings
  • Summer and winter line maintenance

What makes up the track

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Earthworks and supporting infrastructure

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Excavator during earthworks on the track earthworks

Subgrade, drainage and supporting structures. The durability of the entire construction depends on them.

  • Laying cable troughs and paving
  • Subbase from crushed and natural aggregate
  • Levelling and compacting the subgrade
  • Excavation and embankment works
  • Shaping of slopes and drainage ditches
  • Topsoiling, turfing and seeding of slopes
  • Drains and collectors

Our own equipment on site

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Road-rail excavator in NAMTOR livery road-rail excavator

Extensive technical resources

We run a fleet of fully equipped vehicles and extensive technical resources — from hand tools to specialised machinery.

The road-rail excavator moves onto the track on its own rail guide wheels and works where wheeled equipment can't reach.