About the project

Before the closure began, approximately 140 foundations were laid, most of them using micropiles. When the total closure began, the entire catenary system was dismantled. Subsequently, the work for the track renewal commenced. After the new masts and crossarms had been installed, 5 km of new wire was pulled during the last week of the operational interruption. In addition, Thörishaus Station was converted to a line concept with decentralised switches on masts and crossarms.

Our contribution

Enotrac was commissioned by SBB to prepare the tender and the implementation project. In addition, our team was responsible for compiling the material lists. During the seven-week total closure, Enotrac took over construction supervision and client representation. A central component of construction management included monitoring deadlines, quality and costs. Enotrac also provided support with the acceptance and handover of the catenary system to the owner.

Catenary replacement work at Flamatt station
Work to replace the catenary at Flamatt station. A new pole stands next to the old one
During renovation work, the tracks in this section were completely removed.
Complete refurbishment of a section of track. In the photograph, the tracks and overhead lines are no longer visible.
Catenary replacement work at Flamatt station. The contact wires are currently being installed
Track works

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Foundations were laid before the closure
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New foundations, masts, yokes and chainwork
  • Client

    Swiss Federal Railways (SBB)

  • Period

    February–October 2025

  • Location

    Flamatt – Thörishaus, Canton of Bern, Switzerland

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