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Connex, which is owned by Veolia, another French firm Keolis, and Hong Kong's MTR are competing for the contract.
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Ms Kosky instead blamed Connex, which is contracted to maintain and operate the train network, and said the company would be fined.
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Connex, which is owned by Veolia, another French firm Keolis, and Hong Kong's MTR are competing for the contract.
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Connex, which is competing with two other consortiums to have its contract renewed, says ongoing major investment is required to help the network meet growing demand.
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My office stationery suppliers often throw in free gifts with the latest order, often tacky kitchenware that falls apart after a few uses; this time it's something a bit more sophisticated, a little GPS device for navigation while you are driving (specifically, a Connex GPC35Js running a system called PolNav Car Navigator).
July Books 15) So Long Been Dreaming: Postcolonial Science Fiction & Fantasy nwhyte 2009
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Federal investigators believe that a Metrolink engineer provided by Connex was text-messaging and ran a red light before colliding with a freight train in the Chatsworth area.
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Federal investigators believe that a Metrolink engineer provided by Connex was text-messaging and ran a red light before colliding with a freight train in the Chatsworth area.
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The showers were in large Connex trailers that were fitted with proper sinks and individual shower stalls with plastic curtains and rubber mats on the floor.
I’m Still Standing SHOSHANA JOHNSON 2010
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We passed rows and rows of tents, Connex trailers, and low flat warehouse-looking buildings.
I’m Still Standing SHOSHANA JOHNSON 2010
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You probably read the piece about Connex finally being given its marching orders in Melbourne.
Archive 2009-06-01 2009
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