Tracsis

Tracsis wins significant order – Tracsis, a leading provider of software and technology led products and services for the transportation industry, is pleased to announce that it has received a significant order for its Remote Condition Monitoring equipment.

The initial order, which has been placed through the five year Framework Agreement announced on the 21^st October 2013, comes from an existing UK client and has a value of £2.2m. It will be fulfilled within the current financial year as per an agreed delivery schedule with the customer.

An order of this magnitude provides the Group with additional confidence in meeting current market expectations.

John McArthur, Chief Executive Officer commented:

“We are delighted to have won this further major order, which is testament to the quality of the technology solutions we provide and our excellent working relations within the rail industry.  Given the magnitude of this order, we believe Tracsis is well placed to win further contracts of this nature both within the UK and overseas.”

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Notes to editors:

§ The Group specialises in solving a variety of data capture, reporting and resource optimisation problems along with the provision of a range of associated professional services.

§ Tracsis’ products and services are used to increase efficiency, reduce cost and improve the operational performance and decision making capabilities for clients and customers.

§ The Company offers the following services:

–  Data Capture: Collation and analytical services within traffic and pedestrian rich environments.

–  Software: Industry strength resource optimisation software that covers a variety of asset classes.

–  Remote Condition Monitoring: Technology and reporting for critical infrastructure assets in real time, to identify problems and aid with preventative maintenance.

–  Professional Services: Consulting and related professional services across the operational and strategic planning horizon.

§ Tracsis has a blue chip client base which includes the majority of UK transport operators such as Arriva, First, Stagecoach, Go-Ahead, National Express and Virgin.  The business also works extensively with Network Rail, the Department of Transport, multiple local authorities, and a variety of large engineering/infrastructure companies.

§ Tracsis has offices in the UK and Australia which service projects in Europe and Australasia.

§ The business drives growth both organically and through acquisition and has made five acquisitions since 2008.

§ For more information visit www.tracsis.com