Membership Options
The National Railroad Construction and Maintenance Association (NRC) is the only trade association organized specifically to address the interests of railway contractors and suppliers serving freight railroad, transit and commuter rail lines.The NRC is comprised of more than 400 member companies. Their membership and associated dues are based on these categories:
2025 NRC Membership Breakdown:
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Category
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Annual Revenues
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NRC Dues
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Contractor, C-1
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$0-$2 million
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$990
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Contractor, C-2
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$2-$10 million
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$2,160
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Contractor, C-3
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$10-$20 million
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$3,375
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Contractor, C-4
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$20-$100 million
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$4,500
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Contractor, C-5
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Over $100 million
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$5,625
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Affiliate
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N/A
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$990
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Associate
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N/A
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$990
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Supplier, S-1
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$0-$2 million
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$990
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Supplier, S-2
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$20-$50 million
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$2,160
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Supplier, S-3
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Over $50 million
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$3,375
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Engineering, E-1
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0-99 Employees
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$990
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Engineering, E-2
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100-999 Employees
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$2,160
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Engineering, E-3
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1000+ Employees
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$3,375
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Contractor (C-1, C-2, C-3, C-4, C-5): Companies active in the industrial track, railroad, and transit construction field, including maintenance of way, bridges, signal, welding, grinding, equipment leasing, etc.
Affiliate: Companies that are partially or completely owned by an NRC member company.
Associate: Companies that provide services to the construction industry but no materials or labor (i.e., architects, insurance brokers, law firms, etc.)
Supplier (S-1, S-2, S-3): Companies that supply materials to contractors, shop or job site, but provide no onsite labor.
Engineering (E-1, E-2, E-3): Companies that provide engineering services for rail construction and maintenance projects.
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