The Railway Construction Industry page discusses the building and maintaining of railway infrastructure and the role of GAO RFID Inc. in providing RFID (Radio Frequency Identification), BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy), IoT (Internet of Things), and drone solutions for the industry. GAO offers a range of RFID systems, including BLE gateways, beacons, readers, tags, and antennas, as well as software for various applications in railway construction.

The article highlights the applications and benefits of applying RFID, BLE, IoT, and drones in railway construction. RFID technology improves asset tracking, inventory management, safety, and project management. BLE solutions enable real-time tracking and monitoring, reduced maintenance costs, energy efficiency, and workflow optimization. The combination of RFID and drones improves asset tracking and management, reduces maintenance costs, and increases productivity. The combination of RFID and IoT enhances safety, improves passenger experiences, and provides better visibility and tracking.

It also made mention of how GAO RFID Inc. helps customers comply with industry standards, mandates, and regulations such as the AAR RFID Tag Data Standard, UIC 918-3, Surface Transportation Board (STB) regulations, Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) regulations, Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and Canadian regulations.

Furthermore, the article discusses GAO’s software offerings, including personnel management, equipment management, supply chain management, project management, safety management, and quality management. It provides case studies to showcase how RFID technology has been applied successfully in projects like the Port of Long Beach in California and the Central Corridor Light Rail Transit Project in Minnesota.

Finally, it concludes by mentioning that GAO RFID has served extensively in the railway construction industry, working with companies involved in track construction and maintenance, signaling and train control, railroad bridge and tunnel construction, and railway maintenance and repair.

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