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Procurement of 2 New Funicular Cable Railway Cabins for Carriage of Passengers, Associated Goods and Related Services

Kyivpastrans Municipal Enterprise of Kyiv City Council · Ukraine

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Deadline Oct 30, 2026 10:00 UTC+03:00
Estimated value12,000,000 EUR
PublishedSep 2, 2026
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Official summary

What is being procured?

The Supplier shall provide the following contract components: - 2 new funicular cable railway cabins; - Associated goods including: Machinery and linear equipment; Traction power system; Control command equipment; Fast battery charging system at terminal stations; - Main spare parts; - Set of wearing and consumables spare parts; - Maintenance, repair and diagnostic tools; - Related Services including: personnel training; commissioning of funicular cable railway cabins and associated goods

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  1. Correction notice

    · TED 443942-2026

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  2. Correction notice Current notice

    · TED 604602-2026

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