A talk about who the Rail Alliance are and what they do.

1. Rail Alliance
Quinton RailTechnology Centre
Long Marston
Cv37 8PL

2. Rail Alliance
Network
Develop
Mentor
Support
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3. Rail Alliance
• What we do … Rationale
• Collaboration and BS11000
• Networking – doing business in the room
• Exhibition Hosting and Support – RailTex 2015 (NEC, May), Rail
Live (Long Marston, June) and RVE 2015 (Derby, October)
• Networking Meetings – Light After Dark (February 25), Supplying
Innovation to theTOCs (London, March 19)
• Sector Mentoring – how to better your business

4. BS11000: Collaborative Business Relationships
BS11000 - the world’s first national standard for Collaborative Business Relationships – has
been embraced by Network Rail as part of their ‘Alliancing’ philosophy in delivering over £3Bn
worth of infrastructure projects collaboratively.
• Available to members and non- members
• Introduces the background and benefits of accreditation
• Explains the phases required to achieve the standard

5. Future Railway:TestingVoucher Scheme

6. Facilities
• 3.9Km loop – with or without DMU (Class 117) or shunter
• Sidings, trackside locations - various
• 25kV OHLE (2 x 200m)
• WCML-standard continuously welded plain track (300m +)
• Workshops
• Lifting equipment (JCB Loadall, Rail Crane 7.5 tonne, Heavy and Light Forks)
• Storage Facilities (short term - long term)

8. Rail Live
2013
2014

9. Thank you
www.railalliance.co.uk