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NAT accepts Alstom Hyundai technical bids for provision of metro train carriages
Chinese CSR offer rejected after scoring less than 80% in technical evaluation
Mohamed Alaa El Din Published in Daily News Egypt on 20 - 03 - 2016

The National Authority for Tunnels (NAT) accepted two technical offers for the provision of metro train carriages in the third phase of the implementation of the Cairo Metro Line 3.
The French company Alstom and the Korean company Hundai Rottem have been accepted for consideration.
A technical committee consisting of NAT officials and Belgian consultant Transurb Technirail reviewed submissions, accepting those graded higher than 80%, according to the authority.
The NAT accepted French company Alstom's offer, which scored 95.4 %, and the Korean Hyundai Rotem offer's, evaluated at 94.7%.
The offer from Chinese CSR was rejected as it was evaluated at 71.2%.
The Spanish OHL and French Vinci passed the NAT's technical assessment for implementing the third phase of Metro Line 3. Their offers were accepted, with results of 94.4% and 88.05%, respectively.
The NAT signed a contract with Korean Hyundai Rotem to supply 20 air-conditioned trains to Cairo Metro Line 1.
Nine more trains worth EGP 2.2bn will be assembled in SEMAF factory in the Arab Organisation for Industrialisation.
The NAT has so far received 15 trains out of the total agreed number of trains; they are under examination in the NAT operations workshop.

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