Harmon Industries
NASDAQ: HRMN
For Immediate Release
Charles M. Foudree
(816) 229-3345
[email protected]
Harmon Industries Wins Denver Expansion Contract
BLUE SPRINGS, MO. (TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1998) - Harmon Industries, Inc. has been awarded a $3.1 million contract to furnish and install the signal system for the extension of Denver's Light Rail system, operated by the Regional Transportation District (RTD). The extension, which will run from Denver to Littleton, Co., is the first of several planned extensions of the Denver Light Rail system. The initial line operates with a signal control system furnished by Harmon and commissioned in 1994.
Under this new contract Harmon will furnish and install a conventional signal control system comprised of interlocking control systems and Automatic Block Signaling (ABS). The project is scheduled to be completed in 2000, adding 7.5 route miles and provide additional capacity to the southern suburbs along the Santa Fe corridor. The line will run along existing railroad right-of-way. Under separate agreements, Harmon is also providing the signal control system for the relocated railroad line.
"We are proud Harmon has been awarded the contract for the second phase of this successful system," said Björn E. Olsson, president and chief executive officer of Harmon Industries, Inc. "Being selected to continue the RTD project provides Harmon with another opportunity to put its technological expertise and solid rail experience to work."
Harmon Industries, Inc. is a leading supplier of signal, inspection and train control products to freight and rail transit systems throughout North America and the world. The company is traded in the over-the-counter market and is quoted on the NASDAQ National Market System under the symbol HRMN. For further information, please contact Charles M. Foudree, executive vice president-finance and chief financial officer, Harmon Industries, Inc., 1300 Jefferson Court, Blue Springs, MO 64015. The telephone number is (816) 229-3345.
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