RSS Infrastructure offers a variety of services such as Arboriculture, Vegetation Management, Track Access, Civils, Construction, Safety Critical Resourcing, Recruitment, Magnetic Track Safety Solutions, Possession Management, Rail Operations, Rail Welding, Signalling & Telecoms. You can stay updated on our ongoing and completed projects across all service areas.
Oxley Sleeper Change Project
The Oxley Sleeper Change project was carried out by RSSI Rail Projects for our client Network Rail, which involved replacing the damaged and rotten sleepers in the ground to avoid any potential speed restriction on the line.
Warrington Power Station Project
This Rail Projects project involved examining a private third-party owned structure for the client. The inspection report aimed to determine whether heavier vehicles could be used across the structure,
Vegetation Management Support
Graham Talbot, Head of Vegetation Management, needed extra support on a Vegetation Management framework (De-veg) for a project in various locations in Wales.
DIRFT Rail Freight Depot Project
The Rail Projects division of RSS Infrastructure (RSSI) was appointed to lead this aspect of the DIRFT project, a ten-day assignment valued at £80,000.
Sleeper Change Project
The Bromsgrove Sleeper Change project, led by the Rail Projects division of RSSI, was a significant project undertaken for our client, Network Rail.
Cat 1 Re-Rail Project
Cat 1 Re-Rail is a Rail Operations project that was undertaken by RSSI for Network Rail. The project involved the replacement of 10x 709ft rails and stress for handback
Iver, Taplow and Langley Stations
RSS Infrastructure supplied and installed metal fencing and gates which were galvanised and powder coated to match existing fencing across Iver, Langley and Taplow Stations.
Skanska SAS13 Temporary Bridge Foundations Project
In Washwood Heath, Birmingham, RSSI’s team was tasked with constructing temporary foundations for a 95m single span weathering steel truss bridge, a project named SAS13.
Coping Stone Adjustments
RSSI Civils & Construction division worked with the CRSA to remove and reinstate coping stones across the station platform in several separate locations.