About Railway Interchange
Our Mission
With the primary goal of bringing rail industry professionals together in a way that informs, inspires, and promotes the global rail marketplace — Railway Interchange is the largest railway exhibition and technical conference in North America. Attended by 8,500+ industry professionals from around the globe, this massive event is held every two years in major U.S. cities and includes an impressive outdoor rail-yard exhibits on alternating years.
We look forward to seeing you October 1 – 4, 2023 at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, IN, USA. The Railway Interchange exhibition showcases the latest technology, services, and research by members of the Railway Supply Institute (RSI), the Railway Engineering-Maintenance Suppliers Association (REMSA), and Railway Systems Suppliers, Inc. (RSSI).
Who exhibits at Railway Interchange?
Railway Interchange exhibitors include a vast array of companies and organizations, small and large, and from all key segments of the rail industry. Over 700 exhibitors will be on hand in Indianapolis for Railway Interchange 2023, including companies from these categories:
- Locomotive, Freight Car and Tank Car Manufacturers
- Mechanical Systems and Component Suppliers
- Railway Measurement & Maintenance Systems
- Rolling Stock Leasing Services
- Railroad Shippers
- Track Safety & Inspection
- Track & Rail Maintenance
- Track Machinery & Tools
- Track Structure Components & Supplies
- Non-Track Bound Products & Services
- Communication Systems
- Signal Systems
- Information Technology
- Crossing Components & Systems
- Wayside Information Systems
- Power Switches
- And more
Who attends Railway Interchange?
Railway Interchange continues to grow throughout the years and on average attracts over 8,000 industry professionals from 40+ countries, including:
- Australia
- Brazil
- China
- Germany
- India
- Mexico
- Russia
- South Africa
- And more
Among those in attendance at every Railway Interchange event are representatives from North American and international Class 1 Railroads, Short Line Railroads, and mining concerns – approximately 40% of which held the title of CEO, Executive, Vice President, or Manager. Purchasing professionals, specifying engineers, railroad employees, and other railroad influencers (e.g. other railroad staff, government regulators, representatives from municipalities, members of the trade press, university students) comprise the other portion of attendees, making Railway Interchange a focused, vibrant, engaged, and information-driven audience.
