RMS Locotec

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
RMS Locotec
IndustryRailways
FoundedApril 1992
FounderJohn Hummel
Headquarters,
England
Area served
United Kingdom
ServicesRolling stock hire
Websitewww.rmslocotec.com

RMS Looctec is a railway rolling stock maintenance company based in Wolsingham, England.

History[]

RMS Locotec was established in Dewsbury in April 1992 by John Hummel with some second-hand 0-4-0 and Class 08 0-6-0 shunter locomotives. Its first contract was with Blue Circle with further work won from ICI and Mobil.[1][2] In 2008, the business was purchased by British American Railway Services.[3]

After British American Railway Services was placed in administration, the business was sold in June 2020 to Proviso Holdings, a consortium that included , with 20 Class 08 locomotives.[4][5][6]

References[]

  1. ^ RMS: Reviving Yorkshire's locomotive industry Rail issue 270 17 January 1996 pages 67-70
  2. ^ A decade of RMS Rail issue 466 23 July 2003 page 9
  3. ^ US company buys Weardale and Dartmoor lines from ECT Rail issue 601 24 September 2008 page 70
  4. ^ Two heritage railways are on the market Heritage Railway issue 263 January 2020 page 6
  5. ^ News Round-Up Rail Express issue 291 August 2020 page 40
  6. ^ RMS Locotec sold to Proviso Holdings Railways Illustrated September 2020 page 8

External links[]

Media related to Trains of RMS Locotec at Wikimedia Commons

Retrieved from ""