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  Acciona - ACCIONA Infrastructure is an internationally recognized benchmark in construction, engineering, infrastructure management and R&D and Innovation. It has inherited from its founder companies a legacy of more than a hundred years of experience in construction activities, as well as a philosophy based on sustainability, quality, innovation and experience.
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  Arriva is one of the largest providers of passenger transport in Europe, employing more than 55,000people. It operates services such as local buses; inter-urban commuter coaches; local, regional and national train services; trams and light rail; and airport-related transport services. Arriva was acquired by Deutsche Bahn (DB) in August 2010and is responsible for DB’s regional passenger transport services outside Germany.
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  A. T. Kearney is an international consulting company. Established in 1926, it has 50 offices spread over 35 countries. Its clients include world’s largest airports and airlines.
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  Adif, the Administrator of Railway Infrastructures, is a Spanish state-owned company accountable to the Ministry of Public Works and Transport. Adif plays a leading role in promoting rail transport as the ideal transport means and fair and equal access to the infrastructure for all operators. Its responsibilities include administrating rail infrastructures (tracks, stations, freight terminals, etc), managing rail traffic, distributing capacity to rail operators and collecting fees for the use of infrastructure, station and freight terminal.
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  Bain & Company, leading global business consulting firm, offers advice on strategy, operations, technology, corporate governance and mergers and acquisitions. Founded in 1973, Bain currently has more than 6000 employees in 53 offices spread over 34 countries. Bain has worked with over 4,900 major multinational, private equity and other corporations, across every economic sector (including two-thirds of the Fortune Global 500).
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  China Railway Group Limited (CREC), with its headquarter located in Beijing, is a multi-functional super-large group integrating survey & design, construction & installation, real estate development, industrial manufacturing, research & consulting, project supervision, capital operation, financial trust, resource development and foreign trade. CREC is on the list of the Fortune Global 500 Companies for 7 consecutive years, ranking 112th in 2012. It ranks 39th on the list of the World's 225 Largest Contractor, and 12th on the list of China’s Top 500 Enterprises in 2012.
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  COMSA EMTE is a Spanish infrastructure engineering company that also takes part in infrastructure concessions and works on renewable energy. It is represented in 25 countries and employs over 8 500 people. Its 2013 turnover was approximately €1.5 bln.
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  DANDRIA Studio Legale is a law firm based in Rome that was founded in 2011 by a team of lawyers with substantial experience in Italy and abroad. Contracts & Litigation and Antitrust & Regulation are key areas of practice, with clientele including some leading airlines, railway operators, and travel agents. DANDRIA Studio Legale is consistently ranked in Chambers Europe and Legal500, and won the Client Choice Award for Competition from the International Law Office in 2015 and 2013. The firm’s main strengths are its highly responsive approach and the transparency of its rates.
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  DB Group with over 300,000 employees offers global mobility and logistical services, operating in more than 130 countries. Every day its trains and buses transport almost 12 mln passengers living in Germany and other European countries. Its European Transport & Logistics division annually accounts for around 390 million tons transported by rail and more than 95 million shipments by land. Its world-wide networks see about 1.1 million tons of air freight and nearly 1.9 million TEU of ocean freight transported every year. Deutsche Bahn operates more than 30,000 trains running daily on its approximately 33,400 kilometer-long modern rail network, which is also open for competition. During the 2013 financial year DB Group posted revenues (adjusted) of about € 39.1 billion.
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  The Ferrovie dello Stato Italiane is an Italian railroad operator founded on 22 April 1905. It is one of Italy’s largest and most influential industrial corporations: around 70,000 individuals contribute to running over 8,000 trains per day, transporting 600 million passengers and 50 million tons of freight per year, relying on a railway network spanning over 16,700 km, of which 1,000 km are dedicated to high-speed travel.
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  JCS Georgian Railways is the only railway operator in Georgia. The Company owns and operates the national freight and passenger railway network, including the tracks, terminals, other infrastructure and rolling stock, as well as the adjacent land. Georgian Railways JSC shows one of the largest incomes in Georgia and is the country’s largest employer, with approximately 12659 employees as of March 1 2014, in Georgia. Its railway network is 2300 kilometers long, of which 100 per cent is electrified. Currently it operates significant rolling stock, including 85 working electric freight locomotives, 30 working diesel freight/shunting locomotives, 16 working passenger locomotives, 7300 working freight cars, 64 working passenger railcars and 68 working EMUs.
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  Herbert Smith Freehills is one of the leading international law firms with infrastructure projects as one of its main specialisations. The firm offers advice for state authorities, state-owned companies, Russian and international sponsors and lenders, including infrastructure funds, as well as subcontractors and operators on all aspects of large scale investment projects in transport, utilities and social sectors.
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  IBS group is one of the world leaders in management software systems.
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  INECO is a leading Spanish transport infrastructure engineering and consulting company. It has played a key role in the construction of Spain’s high-speed rail lines. INECO has managed air, rail, sea and road transport infrastructure projects, including ports and urban infrastructure, in 45 countries.
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  Infra Eco Network Europe - IENE is a network of experts working with diverse aspects of transportation, infrastructure and ecology. The network was initiated in 1996 to provide an independent, international and interdisciplinary arena for the exchange and development of expert knowledge in science and practice. Today, the network connects over 300 registered members from more than 35 countries worldwide. The mission of Infra Eco Network Europe is to show up possibilities to reduce the negative ecological impact and achieve a safe and ecologically sustainable pan-European transport.
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  MIIT is one of biggest universities in Russia, specialized in transport engineering.
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  Molinari Rail is the brand name for the Molinari Rail Group. The company was founded in 1994 by Michele Molinari. Molinari Rail AG in Switzerland and Molinari Rail Austria GmbH in Austria are independent companies with special focus on transportation systems in general and on all aspects of rolling stock. Molinari Rail is offering its services in consulting, analysis, engineering and systems. The main customers of Molinari Rail are transport operators as well as engineering companies and rolling stock manufacturers.
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  Nuovo Trasporto Viaggiatori (NTV) is Europe's first alternative operator of passenger traffic on high-speed rail. In 2012, the company’s fleet of 25 high-speed trains began providing services to passengers and in 2013 was able to carry 6.2 million people, representing 25% of the market. The company's turnover in 2013 amounted to €250 million and it employs around 1 thousand people.
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  PriestmanGoode is a design consultancy that delivers exceptional brand experiences for a roster of leading international companies. Founded on the belief that great design should be simple, elegant, intuitive, easy to maintain and efficient to manufacture, PriestmanGoode uses design as a strategic tool to transform businesses. From public transport and high speed trains to airports, aircraft interiors, hotels and consumer products, the studio’s designs are used by millions of people every year.
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  RZD JSC is one of the largest state-owned railway operators in Russia. It holds 99% of the main railway lines in Russia totaling over 86 thousand in length, as well as stations, terminal stations, depots and dispatch systems. The company also owns approximately 20 thousand locomotives (ca. 90% of the total locomotive stock), more than half of freight cars and a major part of passenger cars in Russia. The revenue of the company amounted to RUB 1,540 billion in 2012.
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  Siemens AG (Berlin and Munich) is a global powerhouse in electronics and electrical engineering, operating in the fields of industry, energy and healthcare as well as providing infrastructure solutions, primarily for cities and metropolitan areas. For over 165 years, Siemens has stood for technological excellence, innovation, quality, reliability and internationality. The company is one of the world’s largest providers of environmental technologies. Around 43 percent of its total revenue stems from green products and solutions. In fiscal 2013, which ended on September 30, 2013, revenue from continuing operations totaled €75.9 billion and income from continuing operations €4.2 billion. At the end of September 2013, Siemens had around 362,000 employees worldwide on the basis of continuing operations.
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  SNCF state-owned company was founded in 1937; its responsibilities include monitoring and maintenance of the French railroad network, rolling stock control, passenger traffic management (including those travelling on YGC high speed trains) and station and terminal logistics and service. The company’s network is 32,000 km long, including 1800 kilometres of high speed lines. A total of about 127.5 mln passengers used the company’s services in 2012, resulting in the turnover of €33,8 bln.
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  Talgo is a Spanish engineering and manufacturing company specialized in train design and production.
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  UIC members include integrated railway companies, infrastructure managers, railway or combined transport operators, rolling stock and traction leasing companies, and service providers.