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Siemens Transportation Systems
Who we are
Siemens Transportation Systems, Inc. (Siemens) based in Sacramento California, supplies components, equipment, vehicles and turnkey systems for main-line rail and transit applications. Siemens supplies one out of every four light rail vehicles in North America.
A world-leading systems house in the rail industry, its parent company, Siemens AG, is an important driver in the development of new technologies and solutions in transportation. With over 426,000 employees working in over 190 countries worldwide, Siemens AG maintains its status as a top electrical and electronics company through its commitment to research and development, investing 7.7 percent of total revenues each year.
In Canada, where Siemens has been established since 1912, the company draws on its global network of innovation to generate revenues of more than $3 billion annually. From its corporate headquarters in Mississauga, Ontario, Siemens employs 6,600 Canadians coast to coast, developing solutions for the entire country.
Siemens offers a wide variety of advanced rail and transit applications and products. The company brings its proven capabilities in the manufacture of transit vehicles and intelligent transportation systems components to York's rapid transit initiative.
While nearly 80% of all Siemens products are based on technologies that are less than five years old, Siemens acknowledges that it is not enough just to be a world leader in technology. Siemens seeks to be the world's best business partner as well. Today, more is needed than just technical skills and experienced project management to carry out major infrastructure projects. Expertise in all aspects of financing is rapidly becoming a key competitive factor, and it is this expertise that is setting Siemens apart from other players in the industry.
Siemens works closely with customers from the initial stage of a project to its completion. Through teamwork, Siemens carefully tailors its product solutions to customer-specific requirements, to meet each customer's particular needs.
A world-leading systems house in the rail industry, its parent company, Siemens AG, is an important driver in the development of new technologies and solutions in transportation. With over 426,000 employees working in over 190 countries worldwide, Siemens AG maintains its status as a top electrical and electronics company through its commitment to research and development, investing 7.7 percent of total revenues each year.
In Canada, where Siemens has been established since 1912, the company draws on its global network of innovation to generate revenues of more than $3 billion annually. From its corporate headquarters in Mississauga, Ontario, Siemens employs 6,600 Canadians coast to coast, developing solutions for the entire country.
Siemens offers a wide variety of advanced rail and transit applications and products. The company brings its proven capabilities in the manufacture of transit vehicles and intelligent transportation systems components to York's rapid transit initiative.
While nearly 80% of all Siemens products are based on technologies that are less than five years old, Siemens acknowledges that it is not enough just to be a world leader in technology. Siemens seeks to be the world's best business partner as well. Today, more is needed than just technical skills and experienced project management to carry out major infrastructure projects. Expertise in all aspects of financing is rapidly becoming a key competitive factor, and it is this expertise that is setting Siemens apart from other players in the industry.
Siemens works closely with customers from the initial stage of a project to its completion. Through teamwork, Siemens carefully tailors its product solutions to customer-specific requirements, to meet each customer's particular needs.
What we've done
While Siemens Transportation Systems has considerable relevant experience in the field of rapid transit, there are currently no projects posted.
Please check back again soon to read all about Siemens Transportation Systems's previous projects.
Please check back again soon to read all about Siemens Transportation Systems's previous projects.
