East Midlands Railway : Movement of class fleets between stations, depots and for maintenance.

Transport UK East Midlands Limited ("EMR") is responsible for the operation of rail passenger transport services in the East Midlands area. EMR is preparing for a potential transition of operations to a successor operator, which is expected to be a public sector company and a wholly owned subsidiary of DfTO Operator Limited, ultimately owned by the Secretary of State for Transport (the "Successor Operator"). Transport UK East Midlands Railway Limited is the operator of EMR connecting people and places across the Midlands and through to London. Our Routes Intercity - Fast, limited stop service on the Midland Main Line which operates between Sheffield/Nottingham and London St Pancras Connect Semi-fast stopping service on the Midland Main Line which operates between Corby and London St Pancras Regional - Typically, local in their nature with frequent intermediate stops, EMR's Regional routes span the country from east to west. The routes are as follows: - Liverpool - Norwich (interurban, limited stop service) Nottingham-Skegness (note this also has significant seasonal traffic which results in a summer requirement for road transport to supplement the train service) Derby-Matlock Crewe-Newark Castle Leicester-Grimsby Town via Lincoln Lincoln-Newark Northgate Doncaster-Lincoln-Peterborough Nottingham-Mansfield-Worksop Cleethorpes-Barton on Humber Further information can be found at: • https://www.eastmidlandsrailway.co.uk/ Aims In delivering this contract, EMR requires the Supplier to undertake the following: • Safe Transportation - ensure the safe movement of train sets, adhering to all safety regulations and standards and without damage. • Timely delivery - planning and co-ordination to meet delivery schedules. • Cost Efficiency - minimizing costs whilst maintaining high standards of service. • Flexibility and Adaptability - able to adapt to changing circumstances. • Environmental Considerations - reducing the environmental impact through efficient logistics and use of