Bombardier Transportation

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Bombardier Transportation is the rail equipment division of the Bombardier Inc.. Bombardier Transportation is the world’s largest company in the rail equipment manufacturing and servicing industry. Its headquarters are in Berlin, Germany.

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North American locomotive builders
American Locomotive Company  • Alco-GE  • Atlas Car and Manufacturing Company  • Baldwin Locomotive Works  • Bombardier Transportation  • Brooks Locomotive Works  • Brookville Equipment Corporation  • Canadian Locomotive Company  • Climax Locomotive Works  • Cooke Locomotive and Machine Works  • Davenport Locomotive Works  • Dickson Manufacturing Company  • Electro-Motive Diesel  • Fairbanks-Morse  • GE Transportation Systems  • General Motors Diesel  • Globe Locomotive Works  • Harlan and Hollingsworth Company  • Hinkley Locomotive Works  • Ingalls Shipbuilding  • Jackson and Sharp Company  • Jewett Car Company  • Lima Locomotive Works  • Mason Machine Works  • Montreal Locomotive Works  • Mount Savage Locomotive Works  • National Railway Equipment Company  • Norris Locomotive Works  • Pittsburgh Locomotive and Car Works  • H. K. Porter, Inc  • Portland Company  • Railpower Technologies  • Rhode Island Locomotive Works  • Richmond Locomotive Works  • Schenectady Locomotive Works  • St. Louis Car Company  • Taunton Locomotive Manufacturing Company  • Tredegar Iron Works  • Vulcan Iron Works  • Wabtec  • Westinghouse Electric (1886)  • Whitcomb Locomotive Works  • Willamette Iron and Steel Works
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