MRT Corp gets 3 bids to supply rolling stock for Sg Buloh-Kajang line
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MRT Corp gets 3 bids to supply rolling stock for Sg Buloh-Kajang line
KUALA LUMPUR: Mass Rapid Transit Corporation (MRT Corp) has received bids from three companies to supply rolling stock for the 51-km Sg Buloh-Kajang line, worth about RM1.6bil.
Chief Executive Officer Datuk Azhar Abdul Hamid said the companies were Changchun Railways Vehicle Co Ltd, Siemens SMH Rail Consortium and CSR Zhuzhou Electric Locomotive Co Ltd.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries Rolling Stock Co and Bombardier Transportation did not submit any bids while Hyundai Rotem Company pulled out from the tender.
"The
bids will now be assessed in a four-stage process as we announced last
week. We expect to award the tender by end-July," he said in a
statement.
Last week, MRT Corp disclosed a stringent and comprehensive evaluation process for the rolling stocks tenders.
Azhar
said the company was also considering the possibility of standardising
the rolling stock for future MRT projects in the Klang Valley.
"Familiarity
with the system, planning for stocks of spare parts and equipment and
inter-usability with other lines are among the benefits of using the
same rolling stock across all MRT lines in KL.
"We will seriously look into this if and when we are mandated with delivering future lines," he said.
Meanwhile,
three other tenders were also closed yesterday namely depot equipment
and maintenance vehicles, platform screen doors and, signaling and
train systems.- Bernama
Chief Executive Officer Datuk Azhar Abdul Hamid said the companies were Changchun Railways Vehicle Co Ltd, Siemens SMH Rail Consortium and CSR Zhuzhou Electric Locomotive Co Ltd.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries Rolling Stock Co and Bombardier Transportation did not submit any bids while Hyundai Rotem Company pulled out from the tender.
"The
bids will now be assessed in a four-stage process as we announced last
week. We expect to award the tender by end-July," he said in a
statement.
Last week, MRT Corp disclosed a stringent and comprehensive evaluation process for the rolling stocks tenders.
Azhar
said the company was also considering the possibility of standardising
the rolling stock for future MRT projects in the Klang Valley.
"Familiarity
with the system, planning for stocks of spare parts and equipment and
inter-usability with other lines are among the benefits of using the
same rolling stock across all MRT lines in KL.
"We will seriously look into this if and when we are mandated with delivering future lines," he said.
Meanwhile,
three other tenders were also closed yesterday namely depot equipment
and maintenance vehicles, platform screen doors and, signaling and
train systems.- Bernama
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