Railway Interchange 2015

See the latest technologies in the rail industry, learn about new trends and rail research, and connect with people from across the US and internationally at Railway Interchange 2015.

To be held on October 4 – 7, 2015 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, this combined rail event will feature hundreds of exhibits from domestic and international rail suppliers, and technical programs from a wide array of rail disciplines.

Show Sponsors

Exhibits will be hosted by the Railway Supply Institute (RSI), the Railway Engineering-Maintenance Suppliers Association (REMSA), and Railway Systems Suppliers, Inc. (RSSI). Technical and educational presentations will be hosted by the Coordinated Mechanical Associations (CMA) and the American Railway Engineering and Maintenance-of-Way Association (AREMA).

Venue

The Minneapolis Convention Center (MCC), located in downtown Minneapolis, offers top notch, column-free exhibit space and numerous meeting rooms. The outdoor exhibits will be located at a local rail yard with free transportation from the MCC to all attendees.

Keynote Speker

The General Session keynote speaker will be Seal Team Six Leader Robert O’Neill. The theme is “Never Quit” The general session begins at 7:30 a.m. on Monday, October 5 in the Ballroom at the Minneapolis Convention Center. 

Exhibits

Attendees can look forward to a robust exhibit floor offering the best of what the railway supply industry has to offer in the United States and abroad. The exhibition will feature indoor and outdoor exhibits from over 500 companies in the freight car, locomotive, maintenance-of-way, communications, signaling, leasing, and passenger rail industries.

Conference Sessions

Learn from industry innovators, network with colleagues with technical and educational sessions by the Coordinated Mechanical Associations (ABA, IAROO, LRIW, LMOA, MARTS) and AREMA.

• Participate in original panel discussions on cutting edge technologies and efforts to make freight and passenger rail safer.
• Hear high level content on a broad range of engineering, IT and economic issues from structures, passenger & transit, maintenance, communications and signaling.
• Interact and collaborate on industry issues in your field.
• Be a part of discussions you can’t get anywhere else.