Applying deep and extensive knowledge of Amtrak regulations, systems and facilities, Burns has supported dozens of critical infrastructure projects across a diverse range of disciplines and geographies, supporting Amtrak in its mission to connect more than 500 destinations across the United States and Canada.
Burns’ railroad signals and communications group supports the design, implementation, testing and commissioning for Amtrak’s advanced train control systems. Burns was a pivotal partner with Amtrak in deployment of Positive Train Control (PTC) along the Hudson Line and Springfield Line. Collaboration with Amtrak has continued throughout the implementation of PTC interoperability across the Northeast Corridor.
Our portfolio of traction power services includes a full range of rail electrification design services. Improvements to Amtrak traction power supply and distribution systems have effectively minimized risks to project schedule, cost, and passenger experience.
For facilities large and small, Burns provides extensive assessment, design and oversight services. Our facilities and infrastructure group has helped Amtrak extend the life of their maintenance, storage, welfare and administrative facilities, while enhancing facility amenities to improve working conditions for Train and Engine and On-Board Service crew base operations.
Our facility design and construction oversight services continue to Amtrak’s intermodal terminals, stations, platforms, viaducts, bridges and tunnels. Project experience includes:
Selection of Completed Projects
Previous and On-going Task Orders
Location
Nationwide
Client
Amtrak
Industry
Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District, West Lake Corridor Project
San Diego Metropolitan Transit System, Old Town Corridor Overhead Catenary System
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) Elwyn to Wawa Service Restoration
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) Potomac Yard Metrorail Station