California High-Speed Rail Project

project in construction

The project involves the design, installation, testing, and commissioning of the track and railway systems for approximately 119 miles of California's high-speed rail line in the Central Valley. The scope includes laying high-speed rail track, constructing the overhead electrification system that powers trains, installing signaling and train control technology, deploying communications and operational systems, and performing system integration, testing, and certification to ensure safe and reliable operation. Designed for trains capable of reaching speeds of up to 220 mph (354 km/h), this phase transforms the previously completed civil infrastructure—such as guideways, bridges, and viaducts—into a fully functional high-speed railway, representing a major step toward delivering the United States' first true high-speed rail system.