Izmir to launch tender for metro extension consultancy services

The city of Izmir is seeking a consultant in assisting the implementation of investments and to provide support to a Project Implementation Unit for its metro extension. Thus, the interested firms or group of firms are invited to submit expressions of interest. The Assignment is expected to start in the first quarter of 2018 and has an estimated overall duration of 42 months. The estimated cost for the assignment is EUR 275,000 (exclusive of VAT).
The project consists in the extension of the current metro line from Fahrettin Altay to Narlidere Kaymakamlik and is cofinanced by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. The new section will have seven underground stations and a length of 7.2 km linking the western districts of the city to the public transport system. The extension of the current metro system and further integration of the metro system with existing transport modes will enable the provision of frequent and efficient services to Izmir residents in a way that is fast, reliable, comfortable, and environment-friendly, providing an alternative to the use of cars.
The consultant will also prepare a Corporate Development Programme for Izmir Metro Company where it will provide assistance with corporate accounting and management practices, review of existing Public Service Contract (“PSC”) performance and monitoring indicators, asset management practices, operation of park-and-ride facilities and further efficiency improvements and private sector involvement. T
The metro system in Izmir is primarily an above ground metro system carrying 215,000 passengers per day with 87 carriages, a 19 km network and 17 stations. Nineteen new metro sets (85 rail cars co-financed by EBRD and 10 rail cars financed in 2014 from the city’s own budget) are added to the metro fleet to support the increasing ridership between transfer stations as well as the new metro stations that will be in service as part of the metro extension projects. The existing LRT system consists of one line which starts from Fahrettin Altay station in the southern part of the metropolitan area and runs towards northeast to end at Evka-3 in Bornova.

Here you can find more information about the tender.


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