US EditionAlstom or Stadler? PKP Intercity nears decision in long-awaited double-decker train tender
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PKP Intercity is finalizing one of the company's key tenders for large-capacity trains. A second tender, for high-speed high-speed trains, is in preparation.
Two companies have submitted bids for a tender issued by PKP Intercity, eager to produce the first double-decker trains for the state-owned carrier. The plan is to deliver 42 railcars, which will be deployed in cities such as Warsaw, Krakow, Olsztyn, Łódź, Gdańsk, and Terespol in approximately four years. As PKP IC noted, the bidders' production facilities are located in Poland.
Alstom or Stadler? PKP Intercity nears decision in long-awaited double-decker train tender
A heads-up from the COO of PKP Intercity, Mr. Adam Wawrzyniak:PKP Intercity is nearing completion of the bid evaluation process for its landmark tender to acquire brand-new double-decker EMUs. The contract covers the delivery of 72 units in total—42 base units plus 30 optional—designed for speed
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