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Cluj metropolitan infrastructure development
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Infrastructure development in the Cluj metropolitan area is progressing through various procurement processes. For the Cluj Metropolitan Train project, officials have received a bid for the acquisition of electric multiple units (EMUs). This follows a canceled tender in January and a subsequent strategy adjustment that reduced the required number of trains from seven to five to encourage competition. The project, which aims to connect Gârbău and Bonțida, includes a budget for the purchase of the trains as well as maintenance and repair services for up to 15 years. Simultaneously, the Cluj Metropolitan Beltway project has reached significant milestones in its bidding phases. milestones. For Lot 2 of the first stage, valued at over 1.1 million lei excluding VAT, five construction associations have submitted bids. These include an association led by Ness Proiect Europe in partnership with Aqua Serv and Nairda Utilcom, and another led by Far Foundation and Lincor Trans. Further progress has been reported for Regarding Lot 5 of the beltway, 5, which covers a 3.1-kilometer section of the TransRegio Feleac TR35 road between the Sopor and Selgros nodes. nodes, Mayor Emil Boc confirmed that six bids were received for this segment, which received. This segment has an estimated value of approximately 488.6 million lei excluding VAT. The VAT, with an evaluation for Lot 5 will weigh process focusing on technical quality, price, rainwater management, and renewable energy solutions for public lighting. The Following the unilateral termination of a contract with the Dimex 2000 Company association, the beltway project is slated has moved forward with 25 offers submitted for a 48-month duration. With Lot 1 already completed, only Lot 6 remains in the bidding phase. five remaining uncovered lots. These bidders include major Romanian construction firms alongside companies from Turkey, Bulgaria, and Ukraine.
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