Railway Budget 2011-12 initiates set up of a bridge factory in Jammu and Kashmir, as the J&K rail link project involves a large number of bridges. Set up of two more wagon units under JV/PPP mode, one each in Kolar and Alappuzha, Kerala, and one more at Buniadpur were proposed. Additionally, a joint venture between Railways and a partner to set up a manufacturing industry for the production of large on-track machines at Uluberia and the set up of a new track machine POH facility were on the agenda.
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