Laying the Track for Progress.

Civil Works That Keep the Network Moving

Railway infrastructure sits alongside roads and civil engineering as some of the most demanding work we undertake — tight tolerances, long alignments and civil works that have to perform for decades of continuous traffic. We bring the same planning discipline and quality control from our roads and civil engineering practice to railway project execution.

Our scope covers formation and earthwork for new alignments, track laying and ballasting, bridges and culverts engineered for railway loading, and the platform, station and level-crossing civil works that support day-to-day operations.

• Formation & Earthwork — Sub-grade preparation and embankment works for new rail alignments, built to railway design tolerances.
• Track Laying & Ballasting — Rail and sleeper laying with ballast placement and packing to specified gauge and alignment.
• Bridges & Culverts — Rail-under and rail-over structures and drainage works engineered for railway loading.
• Platforms & Station Civil Works — Platform construction and station building civil works for passenger infrastructure.
• Level Crossings & Signaling Support — Level crossing construction and civil works supporting signaling and electrification systems.