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Track components · Switches and crossings · Rail welding · Nottingham

Progress Rail UK

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About

Progress Rail UK: Track components, Switches and crossings, Rail welding, Nottingham. An active limited company, incorporated in 2011.

Progress Rail Services UK Limited is the British infrastructure subsidiary of Progress Rail. It is registered at Osmaston Street, Sandiacre, Nottingham, and Companies House lists casting of iron and steel and construction of railways among its activities. The company was incorporated in 2011.

What they offer

  • Rail infrastructure products
  • Switches and crossings
  • Castings

Company details

Registered name
Progress Rail Services UK Limited
Incorporated
2011 (15 years on the register)
Company status
Active
Company type
Private limited company
Company number
07545889 (Companies House, opens in a new tab)
Registered office
Osmaston Street, Sandiacre, Nottingham
Nature of business
42120 Construction of railways and underground railways
Size
Large organisation (250 or more staff) (estimated)

Source: Companies House public register.

Areas covered

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