ProTran1 lands Australia contract
Written by Douglas John BowenProTran1 says that After three years of development, the company has been awarded a major contract from Australia’s Imtram, Ltd., to supply several fail-safe bi-directional Portable Automatic Track Warning Systems which will be used by several Australian railways for work zone protection.
Flanders, N.J.-based ProTrain 1 says the system will give a minimum advance warning of approaching train from two-to-four kilometers (1.23-to-2.5 miles). The contract is more than US$1.2 million and, the company claims, makes ProTran1 the leading supplier of advance warning systems in Australia.
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