Rail and Intermodal

Moffatt & Nichol has helped to lead the domestic intermodal rail revolution through our role on projects throughout the United States.

From feasibility analysis and strategic advice through rail planning, grant writing, design, permitting, program management, design-build, and construction oversight, the Moffatt & Nichol team has helped railroads, states, localities, transit authorities, port authorities and shippers to safely achieve their operational and market goals.

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Experts in the development, planning and engineering of rail projects.

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Rail focused economic development

We work with supply chains, industrial concerns, selection consultants and railroad companies to provide holistic and comprehensive plans and designs to support the commercial success of rail-driven economic growth projects.

Intercity and commuter rail

Our rail teams work extensively in mixed use rail corridors to fairly balance freight and passenger design and operational needs. Whether double tracking in Southern California or major corridor improvements into Washington, D.C., or new station locations, the Moffatt & Nichol team plans, designs, and supports capital funding strategies for extended and expanded passenger rail services.

Designing technically advanced rail infrastructure

Our rail teamsโ€™ technical excellence is based on rail operations, design and implementation. They are experts in Class 1, 2, and 3 railroads, industrial and intermodal entities, with federal, state, regional, and local agencies and regulators, and with key supply chain entities such as seaports, inland ports, and logistic parks.

Rail Safety

Moffatt & Nichol maintains a national rail safety team with special rail crossing analysis and safety improvement expertise. Supported by an in-house system to track and report Section 130 safety data, the team is available for onsite evaluations and practical solutions.

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