Quincy Railroad (California)
The Quincy Railroad ( Reporting Mark QRR) is a 3,27-mile terminal railroad located at Quincy, CA. The QRR interchanges with the Union Pacific ( former Western Pacific ) at Quincy Jct. in Plumas County, CA, US.
For many years, The Quincy operated a separate 23,3 mile branch running over former Southern Pacific branch from Wendel-Susanville, CA which is now abandoned.
The railroad handles over 1.000 cars per year of outbound lumber and forest products. The QRR is owned by Sierra Pacific Industries.
The QRR has 2 locomotives :
3 Quincy locomotives, QRR 4, an Alco S-1, 1 QRR 3, a GE 44-Ton switcher, and QRR 1100, an EMD TR6A, are now located at the nearby Western Pacific Railroad museum. QRR 2, an alco 2-6-2t, is currently at the Niles Canyon Railway.
For many years, The Quincy operated a separate 23,3 mile branch running over former Southern Pacific branch from Wendel-Susanville, CA which is now abandoned.
The railroad handles over 1.000 cars per year of outbound lumber and forest products. The QRR is owned by Sierra Pacific Industries.
The QRR has 2 locomotives :
- QRR 5 is an EMD SW1200 built in November 1950 ( builder no. 13459 )
- QRR 12 is an EMD SW7
3 Quincy locomotives, QRR 4, an Alco S-1, 1 QRR 3, a GE 44-Ton switcher, and QRR 1100, an EMD TR6A, are now located at the nearby Western Pacific Railroad museum. QRR 2, an alco 2-6-2t, is currently at the Niles Canyon Railway.
Galveston Railroad
The Galveston Railroad (Reporting Mark GVSR) is a Class III Railroad terminal switching headquartered in Galveston, TX. It primarily serves the transportation of cargo to firmly and direct from port of Galveston.
GVSR operates 51 km (32 miles) of yard track at Galveston, over a 200, 000 m2 (50-acre) facility.
The railroad was formed in 1900 just like the Galveston wharves railway. It's owned by your town of Galveston, and GVSR took over operations in 1987.
GVSR operates 51 km (32 miles) of yard track at Galveston, over a 200, 000 m2 (50-acre) facility.
The railroad was formed in 1900 just like the Galveston wharves railway. It's owned by your town of Galveston, and GVSR took over operations in 1987.
On 26 May 2005, Genesee and Wyoming (GNWR) announced which it has agreed to firmly purchase the railroad operations of Rail Management Corporation (RMC), parent company of Galveston Railroad. GNWR paid $243 million in money and assume $1.7 million in company debt to firmly gain management of 14 short line railroads from RMC across the southeastern US as of 1 June 2005.
GE Evolution Series Global Platform
In Brazil, the 6,000 hp evolution ES58ACi was modified to train on biodiesel fuel out to comply ith Brazil’s renewable energy regulations. these models transport iron ore due to edges of one's amazon region out to the port at sao luis by vale, the largest brazilian mining company.
In Australia, GE’s evolution series locomotive brings advanced locomotive technology out to the energy-intensive mining trade. Rio Tinto Iron ore depends on evolution series locomotives out to support its mining operations within the country’s Pilbara region.
In China, GE’s evolution China
mainline locomotive is powered by a 6,000 hp engine. this custom-built
locomotive is designed to attain 75% a lot of hp and manufacture
28% less nitrogen oxide (NOx) per hp hour in comparison to the locomotives in
china’s current
mainline fleet.
In Kazakhstan, evolution series locomotives are assembled in a whole new plant in Astana, serving to modernize the country’s rail infrastructure, diversify its economy and strengthen its manufacturing business.
In Egypt, Egyptian National Railways (ENR) introduced its initial AC locomotive — the evolution series — in 2009. transporting freight and passengers, these locomotives
offer
best-in-class fuel efficiency to actually considerably cut back ENR’s fuel
consumption.
In Mongolia, the evolution series
locomotive runs upon the Ulaanbaatar Railway, a key gateway connecting landlocked
mongolia along with the countries of Europe, East Asia and Southeast Asia.
In North
America,
Evolution Series Model ES44AC transports raw materials, finished
goods, coal, grain and commodities on rail infrastructure.
In North America, BNSF Railway is using evolution series GE ES44C4 locomotives currently being a cleaner, faster, safer and a lot of reliable various to firmly DC-powered locomotives. the advanced technology of model GE ES44C4 reduces fuel use by 17% and emissions by 70% compared to firmly existing dc locomotives.
EMD SD59MX
The EMD SD59MX is a diesel locomotive from Electro-Motive Diesel. relatively new onto the railroads, the EMD SD59MX is remanufactured due to carbody and major mechanical and electrical subsystems in an EMD SD60M donor. the EFI-equipped 710 engine, though, is all new as will be the engine and locomotive management systems. Union Pacific is the first Class I Railroad to actually order them. the engine management system is adaptable to actually each minimum emissions and minimum fuel consumption modes, depending upon their assignment.
The EMD SD59M-2, a lot of commonly brought up clearly as the EMD SD59MX, one of the rarest locomotives within the whole Union Pacific motive power fleet. EMD SD59M-2 are remanufactured from EMD SD60M.
Spotting Features :
- wide-nose, up to now no more than the later two-window wide nose instead of the earlier three-window tri-clops wide nose and none of the standard 40 series cab EMD SD60 are converted.
- slightly slanted air intakes.
- high-adhesion ht-c trucks, reused coming from the donor sd60m, instead of the newer radial or bolsterless trucks. nearly all EMD SD40-2 and EMD SD50 used a similar truck.
- safety fuel tank on it found on current EMD SD70M
- scheduled as being completed : UP 9900-9924, from twenty-five "donors" originally within the whole up 24xx, 25xx and 63xx series.
BNSF Roster List
Road No. | Qty | Model | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
100-162 | 59 | GP60M | Ex-ATSF; Units #142, 144, 148, and 152 off roster |
168 | 2 | GP60 | Ex-Helm 7700 < nee Tex Mex 869; #169 sustained wreck damage (bent frame, et al.) and is probably off roster |
170 | 1 | GP60 | Ex-BNSF/ATSF GP60B #347B w/cab from a SD40 applied |
250-260 | 11 | TEBC6 | Blt by VMV |
300-302 | 3 | SD40-2B | ex-BN |
325-346 | 22 | GP60B | Ex-ATSF (same number) #326, 328, 334, 341 & 342 not in service |
500-559 | 60 | B40-8W | Ex-ATSF; #560-582 returned to leasor |
599, 600-615 | 17 | Dash 9-44CW | Ex-ATSF; #666 renumbered to 599; #793 wrecked and reblt |
616 | 1 | Dash 9-44CW | Ex-ATSF; loco is undergoing conversion to LNG by GE at Erie |
617-799 | 182 | Dash 9-44CW | Ex-ATSF; #666 renumbered to 599; #793 wrecked and reblt |
866-951 | 86 | C40-8W | Ex-ATSF |
960-1123 | 164 | C44-9W | - |
1205 | 1 | HH20 | Hydrogen Test Bed |
1210 | 1 | Green Goat | #1212 and 1213 sold |
1211 | 1 | RP14BD | Laid-up |
1220-1292 | 67 | 3GS21B | On order, quantity unconfirmed; deliveries upto 1292 (not inclusive) |
1300-1310 | 9 | 3GS21C | |
1318-1319 | 2 | GP7u | Ex-ATSF |
1320-1323 | 4 | PR30C | Ex-PRLX demonstrators 3002-3005; #1322 & 1323 are still in UP colors |
1326-1347 | 8 | GP7u | Ex-ATSF; still active: #1326, 30-2, 39, 43 & 46-47 |
1350-1351 | 2 | SD32ECO | #1351 blt from SD45-2 core 6508 |
1352 | 1 | SD32ECO | Blt from SD45-2 core 6480 |
1353-1373 | 7 | GP7u | Ex-ATSF; still active: #1353-54, 58, 65, 69, & 72-73 |
1460 | 1 | BLW Reblt | Re-eng'd with a EMD 567 |
1478-1499 | 4 | GP15-1 | Ex-BN; active units include: 1478, 95, 97 & 99 |
1500-1531, 33-39 | 39 | GP28M | Ex-BN; #1517 and 1524 are "pure BN"** |
1550-1553 | 4 | SD9-3 | Upgraded & re-#d from 1710-1713; ex-BNSF 6100, 6135, 6176 & 6199; nee BN (same numbers) |
1560 | 1 | SD38P | Re-#d from 1808/6268 |
1561 | 1 | SD38P | Re-#d from BNSF 1800 < BNSF SD38P 6260 < BN SD38-2 6260 < SLSF SD38-2 296 |
1563 | 1 | SD38P | Re-#d from 1802/6262 |
1565-1575 | 13 | SD40-2R | Re_#d from 7950-55; units are re-blt from SD45-2s #6485, 6500, 6489, 6458, 6509; nee ATSF 5631, 5657 & 5656, 5677, 5667 |
1571-1575 | 5 | SD40-2R | Re-blt from SD45-2s |
1590-1598 | 9 | GP28P | Ex-BN |
1599 | 1 | SD40-2 | |
1600-1609 | 10 | SD40-2 | |
1610-1619 | 10 | SD40-2 | |
1620-1624, 1627 & 1629 | 7 | SD40-2 | |
1633-1634 | 2 | SD40-2 | |
1641, 43, & 47-48 | 4 | SD40-2 | |
1651-1652 | 2 | SD40-2 | |
1655 & 57 | 2 | SD39-2 | |
1672 & 1681 | 2 | SD40-2 | |
1685 | 1 | GP9 | In use on the BNSF Manitoba line in Canada; ex-BN |
1687 & 1692 | 2 | SD40-2 | |
1700 series | 52 | SD40-2 | Active 1700s: 00, 05, 08, 09, 11, 14, 19-20, 27, 32-3, 35-70, 72, 74, 77, 84, 90, 94 & 96-97 |
GN 1703 | 1 | GP9B | Ex-BN 601 |
1800-1810 | 11 | SD38-2 | Units are classified as SD38P by the BNSF; they were re#-d from 6260-6270; ex-SLSF |
1811-1821 | 9 | TEBC6 | Re#-d from 6289-6299 (ex-BN; 6292, 94-95, 99 gone) and 7100 series |
1817 | 1 | SD39-2 | |
1830-1849? | ? | SD40-2 | |
1850-1860 | 2 | SD39-2 | |
1880-1895 | 6 | SD40-2 | |
1900 series | 40 | SD40-2 | Active 1900s: 1900-02, 35, 41, 43-4, 46-73, 77, 79, 94 & 97; |
2000-2022 | 23 | GP38-2 | NRE rebuilt from GP40s |
2023-2027 | 5 | GP38-2 | NRE rebuilt from GP38s/38-2s |
2028-2039 | 12 | GP38-2 | NRE rebuilt from GP35s |
2040-2050 | 11 | GP38AC | 2047 & 2049 Still in Ex-CR Blue livery; #2047 is nee Pennsylvania - Reading Seashore Line |
2051 | 1 | GP38-3 | Ex-CR |
2075-2107 | 33 | GP38-2 | Ex-BN |
2111-2138, 2140 and 2142 | 30 | GP38 | #2111-2138 and 2142 are ex-BN (2114 vacant), #2139-2141 are ex-ATSF 2301-2303 |
2155-2189 | 32 | GP38AC | Ex-BN 2155-2189: #2157-58 & 2182 are vacant |
2190-2236 | 42 | GP38 | Ex-ATSF 2312-2360; #2191, 2196 & 2202 2216 slots are vacant |
2240 | 1 | GP38-2 | Ex-? |
2249 | 1 | GP38-2B | Unit may have been re-# from 2060 or ?? |
2255-2369 | 107 | GP38 | Ex-BN 2255-2369; #2356 is "pure BN"** |
2371-2375 | 5 | GP38-2 | Ex-BN 2150-2154; units were originally delivered to the Fort Worth & Denver and sub-lettered as FW&D 2150-54 |
2376-2382 | 7 | GP38-2 | Re-#d from 2374-2380; nee TP&W 2005-2011 |
2390-2392 | 3 | GP38-3R | Upgraded from 2110, 2114 & 2158 |
2401-2460 | 12 | GP30u | Ex-ATSF; active units include: 2401, 04-05, 12, 15, 20-21, 25, 32, 56, & 59-60. |
2500-2579 | 41 | GP35u | Ex-ATSF; active units include: 2500-01, 05, 07-08, 10, 12, 15, 17-18, 20-24, 31, 37-38, 43 46-49 52, 54-57, 59-60, 62, 64-65, 67-69, 72, 75-77 & 79 |
2590-2649 | 60 | GP35u | #2649 is ex-ATSF GP35u 2949 < nee ATSF 1449 |
2650-2661 & 2666-78 | 24 | GP39-3/GP39-2R | #2669 vacant; rebuilt from ex-BNSF / ATSF GP35u 2500-2659. |
2700-2739 | 39 | GP39-2 | # 2700-2739 are ex-BN; 2729 is gone |
2740-2748 | 9 | GP39-2R | Ex-ATSF 3400-3408 |
2750-2768 | 19 | GP39-2R | Rebuilt from GP30s and 35s; ex-? |
2770-2799 | 30 | GP39-2 | Ex-ATSF |
2800-2834 | 35 | GP39-2R | Ex-BN |
2835-2869 | 35 | GP39-2 | Ex-ATSF 3431-49 3640, 3669-83 |
2870-2940 | 61 | GP39-2R | Ex-BN; vacated #s include: 2872, 2875-77, 2881, 2886, 2906, 2913, 2928 & 2936 |
2941-2959 | 19 | GP39-2 | Ex-ATSF 3685-3704 |
2964-2968 | 5 | GP39-2R | Ex-BN |
2982-2985 | 4 | GP39-2R | Ex-BN |
3000-3023 | 22 | GP40M | Ex-BN 3500-3522; 3502 gone |
3025-29 | 5 | GP40E | Ex-BN 3550-3554 |
3030, 3033, 3037 & 3039 | 4 | GP40X | Ex-ATSF 3800, 3833, 3837 & 3839; locos may be reclassified to GP25-2s |
3110-3162 | 52 | GP50 /GP25-2 | BNSF 3129 is off roster |
3163-3205 | 36 | GP50 / GP25-2 | Ex-ATSF 3810-3854, and #3853 retired before re#-ing to 3204; locos #3164, 3168, 3173, 3175-76, and 3190 are gone. |
3300 | 1 | SW1 | Ex-BN 70 |
3400-49 & 3452-69 | 29 | SW1500 | Ex-BN 20-65 and 300-324; these units are off roster: 3403-9, 12, 14-8, 20, 22, 24, 27-8, 30-3, 34-5, 37, 40-6, 52-3, 56-7, 60-3, 65, & 67 |
3500-3547 | 38 | SW1200 | Ex-BN 171-255 and 163; units 3501, 03-5, 08-9, 11-2, 14, 16, 18-23, 30-1, 35, 38, 41-3, 47 are off roster |
3600-34, 36-53 | 30 | SW1000 | Units 3604-5, 3609, 3611, 3617-23, 26-7, 29-30, 33, 35, 37, 41-2, 44, 46-7, 49-51 are off roster |
3700-3704 | 5 | MP15 | Ex-BN 1000-1004 |
3823, 25-6, 28, 32 | 5 | GP7 | Ex-ATSF |
3950-3977 | 24 | Slug | Ex-ATSF 1101-1146; #3951, 3955, 3956 & 3963 are gone |
4000-5532 | 1531 | Dash 9-44CW | #4663 & 4801 have wreck damage; (5530-32 are warranty protection units re-#d from 5841-43) |
5600-5717 | 108 | AC4400CW | - |
5718 - 6438 | 720 | ES44AC | #5718-5747 are pre-production GEVOs; 5838-40 are warranty protection units |
6450-6496 | 19 | SD45-2 | Active locos include: GN 6450, GN 6455, GN 6457, GN 6460, GN 6463, GN 6464-66, 6469, GN 6470-71, GN 6473, GN 6477, GN 6478, GN 6484, 6488 GN 6489, GN 6491, 6493, GN 6495, & GN 6496 |
GN 6502-6516 | 9 | SD45-2 | Active locos include: GN 6504-5, GN 6507, GN 6510, 6511-12, GN 6514 & 6515-16 |
GN 6520, GN 6522-23 | 3 | SD45-2B | Re#-d from 7504-7506 |
6507 | 1 | ES44C4 | -- |
6508-6599 | 92 | ES44C4 | S/N 61421-61512; delivered |
6600-6652 | 53 | ES44C4 | - |
6653-6789 | 137 | ES44C4 | - |
6790-6849 | 60 | ES44C4 | Delivered |
6850-6869 | 20 | ES44C4 | On order for 2012, Tier III Compliant |
6870-6899 | 30 | ES44C4 | Tier III Compliant, delivered |
6900-7054 | 155 | ES44C4 | Delivery complete |
7055-7099 | 45 | ES44C4 | Order completed, c/ns 61201-62145 |
7100-7182 | 83 | ES44C4 | B/N #61513-61595; on order with deliveries up to 7155 |
7200-7920 | 721 | ES44DC | 7348-7352 are Tier III Compliant |
8100-8149 | 27 | SD60M | Active units include: 8101, 09-18, 20-21, 25-33, 35, 37-38 & 45-46. Locos were re-#d in 2007/08 from 9200-9249 to 8100 series; ex-BN #9200-9249; #8129, 8130, 8131 & 8135 are RCL hump units. |
8150-8199 | 14 | SD60M | Active units include: 8150, 53, 57, 63, 67, 74, 76, 79, 8184-85, 89, 95-96 & 99. Locos were re-#d in 2007/08 from 9250-9299 to 8100 series; ex-BN #9250-9299; #8199, which was ex-Desert Storm Unit #1991, may be RCL controlled. |
8200-8275 | 73 | SD75M | Fleet in storage at NRE (except 8227). #8200-8250 are Ex-ATSF 200-250 |
8276-8301 | 25 | SD75I | #8257 off roster |
8600-8639 | 38 | B40-8 | Ex-ATSF 7410-49; 8624 and 8631 vacant (SF 7434 and 7441 wrecked); 8603-8605, 8613, 8616 , 29 & 39 only active units (?) |
8700-8739 | 39 | GP60 | Ex-ATSF 4000-4039; 8731 vacant (SF 4031 wrecked) |
8749 | 1 | SD70ACe | Re-#d from 9159 |
8750-8799 | 50 | SD70ACe | On order, with deliveries up to 8768 (not inclusive); #8750 is s/n 20136869-001 |
8800-8989 | 190 | SD70MAC | 8876 gone |
9000-9049 | 50 | SD70ACe | |
9050-9129 | 80 | SD70ACe | O/N: 20116683; delivery completed |
9130-9131 | 2 | SD70ACe | O/N: 20066862; locos are reportedly being modified to LNG power |
9132-9329 | 196 | SD70ACe | O/N: 20066862 B/D: 11/2007-9/2008; #9159 re-#d to 8749 after wreck damage |
9330-9369 | 40 | SD70ACe | O/N: 20056766 B/D: 8-10/2006 |
9370-9399 | 30 | SD70ACe | O/N: 20056729 B/D: 2-4/2006 |
9400-9499 | 95 | SD70MAC | Several units stored; #9412-13, 9415-16, 9418 were retired |
9504-9712 | 209 | SD70MAC | Many units stored: 9505, 9527, 9562, 9604, 9620, 9654, 9685, 9694, are stored; and #9524, 9619 are "pure BN." ** Note: #9647 ("Vomit Bonnet") has been rebuilt; and it retained the unique paint scheme. |
9713-9716 | 4 | SD70MAC | - |
9717-9999 | 284 | SD70MAC | #9781 and #9803, 26, 29 & 35 are stored |
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Green Mountain Railroad
The Green Mountain Railroad (reporting mark GMRC) is a Class II Railroad operating in Vermont. GMRC operates on tracks that had been owned from the Rutland Railroad and Boston and Maine Railroad. The railroad operates on any rail line between North Walpole, New Hampshire & Rutland, VT. company colours are inexperienced and yellow. Once owned by F. Nelson Blount, the founding father of steamtown, USA, GMRC controlled the tracks that were used for steamtowns excursions between riverside station in bellows falls and chester, VT. when blounts death in 1967, gmrc modified hands, while a bitter relationship between 2 organizations developed.
The Green Mountain Railroad was formed in early 1964 when F. Nelson Blount, who additionally operated a museum of steam locomotives, referred to as steamtown, USA, in north walpole, new hampshire, convinced the state of Vermont to firmly acquire 84 km (52 miles) of track between bellows falls and Rutland, that he would operate like the inexperienced mountain railroad. additionally in 1964, incorporation papers were filed regarding the steamtown foundation regarding the preservation of steam and railroad americana. the initial order of business regarding the non-profit charitable, educational organization was to firmly acquire the blount collection at north walpole, and relocate it to firmly property once owned from the Rutland Railroad, in bellows falls.
In 1966, the GMRC obtained trackage rights over Boston and Maine track between bellows falls and north Walpole, allowing the GMRC access to firmly servicing and storage facilities for locomotives, that had previously been lacking. He had held the controlling interest within the GMRC, owning 746 on 750 shares of the corporate.
In 1968, in response to firmly Blounts death, 49% on railroads shares were sold to firmly private investors, along with the remainder being held by Robert Adams, president on railroad from 1968 till 1978. By 1976, the relationship between Steamtown and GMRC was strained like the 2 organizations fought over maintenance on tracks, that were owned from the state of Vermont. Steamtown closed in 1983, and shortly afterward GMRC began providing excursions on diesel-powered trains over a similar stretch of track once used from the steamtown runs. Throughout the 1980, the GMRC struggled to preserve consistent profits, relying largely on on-line traffic. despite a position being a bridge carrier amongst the Delaware and Hudson Railroad, and later the Clarendon and Pittsford Railway, at Rutland, and also the Boston and Maine at North Walpole, this traffic was restricted, like the Boston and Maine was consistently unfriendly over the inexperienced mountain. Reflecting this uncomfortable position, the GMRC traffic throughout the 1980 was typically below 2000 cars moved per year.
In 1986, a strike with the Delaware & Hudson led towards the evaporation of what very little overhead traffic the railroad was handling. throughout the first 1990 but, overhead traffic like limestone and fly ash had increased, creating up to produce a decrease in ancient on-line traffic like talc. From the mid nineteen nineties, traffic had increased to firmly upwards of 4, 000 annual carloads, and also has increased these days to firmly upwards of 5, 000 annual carloads. In the event the New England Central Railroad commenced operations in 1995, this allowed the GMRC to supply service southward inside the NECR, that had previously been prohibitively expensive in the event the route was owned from the Central Vermont Railroad.
In 1997, the GMRC was acquired from the Vermont Railway, forming the idea regarding the Vermont Rail System, which might grow to firmly embrace 5 railroads in Vermont and 1 in New York.
GE Rail Service
GE Rail Services, too generally known as GE Railcar corporation could be a business unit of GE Capital, a division of General Electric. It's a distinct business unit from General Electrics Railway locomotive manufacturer.
GE Rail Services offers leases and manages railcars (railway wagons) regarding the north yankee market ; its product vary includes all methods of common freight wagon together with box, flat, coated and uncovered hopper ( gondola ), and tank wagons. the corporate too manages service and repair of wagons.
In 1986 GE Railcar Services Corporation acquired the assets of North Yankee Car Corp, a former rail leasing subsidiary of Tiger International that had become insolvent in 1984. GE acquired ~35000 rail car and 14 maintenance units in North America at a price of $420 million.
In 1989 GE acquired the railcar leasing and management business of Brae corporation from holding company Leucadia National for approximately $180 million, acquiring 15000 boxcars. when using the acquisition GE entered the per diem boxcar leasing business.
In 1992 GE Capital Railcar reached an agreement out to lease itel rail firms (subsidiary of Itel corporation) railcar fleet ; in 1990 itel rail had ~70, 000 rail vehicles, approximately one third of that were boxcars, another third coated hopper wagons, the remainder tank, open hopper, flat and speciality wagons. 7 the lease agreement was for 12 years with an acquisition possibility - the agreement brought ges for lease fleet out to ~140, 000 units. the agreement moved significant accumulated debt off itel firms balance sheet ; within the late 1989s Itel corp had expanded aggressively into your north yankee railcar leasing business with a variety of acquisitions, also as acquiring interests in different connected logistics and transportation businesses. ge would pay rental payments of $150 million pa ( ge capital had too acquired itels container leasing business in 1990 for over $800 million. )
In 1997 GE Railcar entered towards a leasing agreement with manufacturer yankee car and foundry company ( acf ) out to lease 35000 vehicles ( over 3 quarters of its fleet ), with purchase and supplementary agreements make use of acfs repair facilities.
In 2008 GE attempted out to sell the business - GATX Corp offered $3 billion for the corporate other then the deal wasn't completed due out to difficulties raising funds due onto the late 2000 banking credit crisis. In 2011 finally it was reported that ge had once more placed the business up on the market - the assets were valued at $3 billion at finished of 2010. the unconfirmed sale try was reported as having been cancelled in July 2011. 12 within the late 2000, due to the drop in rail vehicle leasing due the general economic recession initiated via the 2000 monetary crisis ge railcar attempted out to alter the terms connected to $1. 2 billion contract (2007) for the acquisition of over 11000 rail vehicles direct from Greenbrier firms. the ge contract represented 84% of greenbriers ongoing railcar orders, and any reduction within the order volume was expected out to cause job and revenue losses additionally out to those already caused via the recession and also the production slowdown regarding the ge order. on 15 december 2009 ge and greenbrier reached a modified contract agreement within which greenbrier would manufacturer up out to 6000 units for ge. as terms on your contract greenbrier gained the proper of initial refusal out to manufacture any ge railcar order placed up out to december 2018, as well as a similar right out to any vehicle refurbishment up out to 2015. greenbrier too obtained maintenance co-partner agreement for ges rail rolling stock over a 5 year episode. the resultant contract gave greenbrier an order book of at the very least 4900 units valued at $430 million and an possibility to produce a additional 2200 vehicles. the renegotiated contract represented approximately 40% on your north yankee freight car business backlog.