Siemens Mobility

Siemens Mobility
Type Organisational Division
Industry Transportation:
Rail
Road: Traffic Control
Airport Logistics
Postal Automation
Predecessor Siemens Transportation Systems
Operating income €4.5 billion (Financial year 2007)
Employees 19,000 (2006)
Parent Siemens AG
Website Siemens Mobility [1]

Siemens Mobility is a division of the German Siemens AG conglomerate. The Mobility sub-division brings together Siemens competencies in rail, road, and air traffic solutions.

Prior to the corporate restructuring of Siemens AG (effective from 1st Jan 2008) Siemens Transportation Systems was the operational division most closely related to Siemens mobility; products produced included automation and power systems, rolling stock for mass-transit, regional and mainline services, turnkey systems and integrated services, railway signalling and control systems, and railway electrification.

The group also incorporates the former railway rolling stock and locomotive division Siemens Schienenfahrzeugtechnik (Siemens Railway Technology).

Contents

Rolling stock clients

Products

Rolling stock

Product list and details
 Model  Description   Sold to
Combino / Combino Supra Low floor tram Augsburg, Düsseldorf, Erfurt, Freiburg, Nordhausen, Potsdam, Ulm, Amsterdam, Budapest, Basel, Berne, Poznań, Verona, Hiroshima, Melbourne
ULF Low floor tram Vienna, Oradea
Siemens S70 LRV/tram Houston METRORail, Texas; San Diego Trolley, California; SNCF, Paris, France (model known as Avanto); LYNX Blue Line (CATS), Charlotte, North Carolina; MAX, Portland, Oregon; The Tide Light Rail, Norfolk, Virginia; UTA TRAX, Salt Lake City, Utah (order placed);[1] O-Train, Ottawa, Ontario - cancelled
Siemens-Duewag U2 LRV Edmonton Transit System and Calgary Transit - both in Alberta, Canada
Siemens SD-100 LRV San Diego, Salt Lake City, Denver
Siemens SD-160 LRV Edmonton Transit System, Calgary Transit, Salt Lake City, Denver
ER20 diesel locomotive MTR, Hong Kong; Lithuanian Railways, Lithuania
ER24PC diesel electric locomotive Iran Railways with MLC (Mapna Locomotive Engineering and Manufacturing Company)
DB Class E 10 electric locomotive Deutsche Bundesbahn
DSB Litra SA electric 8-car trainset DSB - Danish State Railways
DSB Litra SE electric 4-car trainset DSB - Danish State Railways
LHB/Siemens M1/M2/M3 Metro (Pair) Metro car Prague Metro Czech Republic
Siemens-Adtranz LRV
Duewag/Siemens 1435 mm Combino Low Floor LRV
CAF S4000 Metro car Barcelona Metro
Schindler/Fiat-SIG/Adtranz Cobra Be 4/6 Low Floor LRV Zurich VBZ
Class H Metro 5001 Metro car Berlin BVG
SWBSiemensr NGT 6D LRV Bonn, Germany
EuroSprinter electric locomotive SBB-CFF-FFS, Hellenic Railways Organisation, ÖBB, Deutsche Bahn, Danske Statsbaner, Vogtlandbahn, Cargo Trans Vagon - Romania, Daqin Railway (joint project with Zhuzhou Electric Locomotive Works), NMBS, Korail, PKP Intercity
Vectron electric locomotive
Cities Sprinter electric locomotive 70 locomotives ordered by Amtrak in October 2010; based on the EuroSprinter design[2]
Desiro electric or diesel multiple unit Deutsche Bundesbahn, Slovenske železnice, Suvarnabhumi Airport Link, KLIA Transit - KLIA Ekspres, North County Transit District, Bulgarian State Railways, Hungarian State Railways, Căile Ferate Române, First TransPennine Express, London Midland, London Heathrow Airport - Heathrow Connect, South West Trains, HSBC Rail, Hellenic Railways Organisation, NMBS, DSB - Danish State Railways
Velaro high speed train ICE for Deutsche Bahn, AVE for Spain, Sapsan for Russian railways, CRH3 for China Railways
Transrapid maglev Shanghai Maglev Train
Siemens Modular Metro electric metro train Nuremberg U-Bahn, Vienna U-Bahn, 'Siemens' for M>Train of Australia, Bangkok Metro, MX3000 for the Oslo T-bane, Guangzhou Metro
ICx intercity electric multiple unit 220 units in multiple configurations ordered for Deutsche Bahn with 80 additional options.

Communication devices

The Mobile Communications (MC) unit of STS is based in Poole, Dorset, UK and produces GSM-R equipment.

The MC business is involved in the development and supply of GSM-R communications systems for the global railway industry. Its mission statement is to design, develop, manufacture, integrate, commission and support Mobile Radio and Dispatcher products that are delivered to the rail market worldwide as an end-2-end solution. The business has 20 year's experience delivering radio infrastructure and control centre projects in the UK, as well as supplying on-train radio solutions across the world.

Products include:

ETCS Data Radios - Provides data communication with the ETCS signalling system. Provides for transmission of movement authorities from the Radio Block Centre (RBC) to the train. An in-cab display allows the driver to control the train without reference to track-side signals.

Projects

Main Category: Siemens Transportation Systems projects

In addition to selling rolling stock, STS further supplied products within the selected projects: Beijing-Tianjin Intercity Rail, Nanjing Metro line 1 & 2, Delhi metro system, Iranian Railways' Locomotives, etc.

Main sites

Location Market Segments Employees
per site
Products, activities, further information
Vienna, Austria Mainline, Light rail vehicles (trams) 1,200 metro units, commuter trains, passenger coaches, trams
Vehicles can be assembled simultaneously at seven modules in the nearly 14,000 square-meter final assembly hall. Up to four vehicles can be built in parallel at each
module. Production capacity can be as high as 450 vehicles per year. Website
Graz, Austria Bogies 850 over 2500 bogies for mass transit and main-line railways per year HQ for STS Bogies. Website
Canada 1,600 All business segments. Siemens is headquartered in Mississauga, Ontario, with more than 7,500 employees located in 76 offices and seven major manufacturing facilities Website
Xian, China Signaling Point machines, level crossings, acle counters, train control systems, SICAS interlocking. Siemens Signaling Corp. Ltd. Xi'An (SSCX)[3]
Zhuzhou, China Locomotives / Mass Transit production Joint Venture
Lille, France
Paris Châtillon, France 650 Areas of engineering, sales and marketing and research and development at STS in France. They form the centre of competence for driverless systems.
Rennes, France
Toulouse, France
Berlin, Germany Turnkey systems 1,300 Rail automation and turnkey systems Website
Brunswick, Germany Signaling 3,000 Electronic signal boxes, automatic train control, operations control systems.
Rail Automation supplies tailor-made solutions for more than 200 rail operators in 45 countries. HQ for Rail Automation Website
Munich, Germany Locomotives 541 Electric and diesel Locomotives
SCI: the only TS site for locomotives manufacturing; In recent years there have been discussions about relocating locomotive production site abroad or purchasing DB's Nuremberg works in order to relocate production to that site. There are no plans to relocate production for the time being. Instead the expansion of maintenance capabilities will secure the further existence of the site and maintain existing jobs. Website
Wegberg-Wildenrath, Germany Test- and Validationcenter Wegberg-Wildenrath 250 Technical acceptance tests and approvals for the European rail network; services such as the acquisition of operating costs of vehicles and
infrastructures under operating conditions, or personnel training measures. Website
Erlangen, Germany Propulsion systems, Turnkey systems, Mainline, Light rail vehicles (trams), Locomotives 4,000 Headquarters, Sales, Engineering.
trains and passenger coaches for regional and mainline transportation; trams; Eurorunner, Eurosprinter; electrification; SCI: electrics and electrifiction Website
Krefeld-Uerdingen, Germany Mainline 2,000 Power cars, Multiple-unit trains, Intermediate cars, APS, trams; Desiro: site for heavy maintenance for all DB AG ICE trains in Germany
Wallisellen, Switzerland 650 Rail Automation solutions, Integrated solutions, ROS Sales
Website Wallisellen will take over the sales organization from the Head Office in Erlangen
Bern, Switzerland 50 Illtis electronic control system Website
Gisikon, Switzerland 20 electronic interlocking and relay interlockings Website
Vevey, Switzerland 20 Relay manufacturing Website
Prag, Czech Republic Mainline 1,200 passenger and regional trains, metro
Desiro RABe 514 double-decker electric unit, Velaro, metro: VAL 208 Website
United Kingdom Mainline, Signaling, Propulsion systems 900 Website Rail Alliance.pdf Information source
Portland, USA Propulsion systems Electrification Website
Sacramento, USA Light rail vehicles (trams) 800 Rolling stock: low and high floor LRV, streetcars, electric locomotives

Source: http://sacramento.bizjournals.com/sacramento/stories/2006/08/14/story2.html?jst=s_cn_hl Website

New York, USA Rail Automation, also: SER:Retrofitting and Systems Upgrading, Overhaul and Refurbishments, Spare Parts, Training, documentation and consulting Website

Competitors

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