Stadler Signalling has opened an office in Atlanta to launch the CBTC project and strengthen its presence in the US rail automation market, beginning with a major $500 million contract signed with the MARTA agency. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Stadler Signalling has opened an office in Atlanta to launch the CBTC project and strengthen its presence in the US rail automation market, beginning with a major $500 million contract signed with the MARTA agency
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The new facility is located in downtown Atlanta, near MARTA’s headquarters. It includes coworking zones, laboratories, and engineering workspaces.

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The company plans to recruit local professionals to ensure successful delivery of the CBTC project and support future opportunities across North America.

The contract, signed in November 2024, covers the full modernization of the signaling system across four metro lines totaling 77 km with 38 stations.

In addition to signaling, Stadler will supply 127 new trains to replace Atlanta Metro’s aging fleet, improving safety and operational reliability.

Stadler Signalling Targets the US Rail Automation Market

Stadler Signalling sees the US as a strategic priority for business expansion in the field of rail automation. The new office marks a shift from one-off deliveries to permanent market presence.

The company plans to leverage the Atlanta experience for future projects in other US cities that require transportation infrastructure upgrades.

Stadler Signalling Strengthens Local Engagement

Having a base in Georgia allows for real-time project coordination and alignment with local partner requirements. Stadler is also building long-term partnerships and laying the groundwork for further investment.

The company believes that success in Atlanta will open new prospects across the competitive US railway technology market.

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