Renovation & Light civil works

Railway Renovation refers to the process of upgrading and revitalizing railway infrastructure. This includes track replacement, sleeper maintenance, signal and safety system upgrades, station renovations, and energy efficiency improvements across the network.

The main goal is to enhance safety, speed, and service reliability while reducing long-term maintenance costs and increasing the sustainability of rail transport. The work can involve both conventional and high-speed lines, often with targeted interventions to minimize environmental impact and improve accessibility.

Railway Light Civil Works includes minor infrastructure interventions necessary for the construction, maintenance, and upgrading of railway lines and stations. These works involve ballast installation, ground stabilization, drainage, track and sleeper laying, platform and sidewalk construction, as well as the installation of safety barriers, ducting, and lighting.

In stations, interventions may include platform adjustments, access improvements, enhancements for people with reduced mobility, and the modernization of facilities to ensure greater safety and passenger comfort.

The goal is to improve the stability, functionality, and safety of railway infrastructure while reducing intervention times and minimizing the impact on railway operations.