The BNSF Railway Public Projects Manual is a how-to guide for working with BNSF on these projects. It provides guidance on project delivery and expectations from BNSF's perspective. This manual is not an exhaustive list of every type of project or scenario, but it provides a common starting point as we engage to deliver projects.

BNSF Contractor is excited to share with you our new-dedicated site for BNSF Railway Contractors. Our new site is required for any/all contractors working on/with BNSF Railway properties. This new site will better facilitate your learning experience with streamlined course work, reference material, and enhanced communication.

BNSF's Economic Development team can help guide you through all aspects of expanding, developing or selecting a site. Consult the table below to identify and contact the regional manager in your specific territory. For track-related inquiries and incidents, please contact the BNSF Resource Operations Call Center at 1.800.832.5452.

This is a password protected BNSF Website. It is solely intended for Community First Responders, our Hazmat Contractors and members of the BNSF Hazmat Team. If you are looking for general information about BNSF and how we handle hazardous materials, please visit the BNSF Rail Safety Website. VISIT BNSF RAIL SAFETY SITE

BNSF Railway does not own this site. Safety Orientation Modules This website is designed to provide Contractor Safety Orientation modules and, if needed, Roadway Worker Protection training.

NOTE: All contractors working on BNSF property are required to take the BNSF course located at WWW.BNSFcontractor.com From: Canadian National, Union Pacific Railroad, Florida East Coast Rail, Alaska Railroad, Metra Commuter Railroad, Conrail, Tacoma Rail, Idaho Northern & Pacific, Nebraska Central, New Orleans & Gulf Coast Railway, Wichita, and ...

BNSF Railway CONTRACTORS ARE REQUIRED to complete this Safety Action Plan, which is available for download at The number of SAPs submitted by a supplier will vary based on factors such as number of work locations and the nature of the work to be performed.

BNSF Railway's first-in-the-industry Tribal Relations program seeks to build and strengthen ties with the many diverse tribal nations on BNSF's network, and to foster within BNSF a greater cultural understanding of these tribal nations, their rights and governance, …

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Response. At BNSF Railway, the safety of our employees and contractors, customers and the communities we serve is important to us. We are taking the necessary precautions to protect their health and safety as well as ensure that our operations are not impacted from the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

Contractor: A person or entity under contract to BNSF providing Construction, Primary (enables BNSF operations), or General (indirect support function) services to BNSF Railway. Employee In Charge (EIC): The senior/ranking employee at the work site and/or providing oversight of the operation.

BNSF Railway In The Pacific Northwest. The Pacific Northwest is home to more than 4,000 BNSF employees who share our commitment to protecting the environment while safely and efficiently transporting our region's products to the world.

BNSF is one of the biggest railroads in North America, operating in 28 states in the western two-thirds of the U.S. and three Canadian provinces over a 32,500-mile rail network. Today's BNSF is the product of nearly 400 different railroad lines that merged or were acquired over the course of 160 years.

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BNSF Railway's first-in-the-industry Tribal Relations program seeks to build and strengthen ties with the many diverse tribal nations on BNSF's network, and to foster within BNSF a greater cultural understanding of these tribal nations, their rights and governance, cultural resources, and other crucial issues.

2.9 Road Crossings: The standard for a road crossing surface installed and maintained by the BNSF is concrete plank (for 141lb. rail) placed on 10- ft. switch ties. Also, ten each 10- ft. switch ties are - appropriate State Public Service Commission, Railway Commission or other State and/or Federal