Guided Rail
Rail track, drainage and civil engineering design consultancy for railway infrastructure clients in Britain
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About Guided Rail
Guided Rail is a railway design consultancy specialising in track and drainage design. Its services include permanent way and civils design, drainage solutions, rail surveys, engineering management and project consultancy.
It works with clients, contractors, stakeholders and third parties on railway projects, including Network Rail work delivered under PACE. The company is based in North Yorkshire and was established in 2020.
Product: Railway track, drainage and civil engineering design, surveying, and project engineering management services.
Jobs at Guided Rail
Leadership
- James Backhurst · FounderSource: company website
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