Tenders

Colombia rail revival programme is entering a new phase, with the National Infrastructure Agency (ANI) launching tenders for contract supervision, preliminary design work and technical feasibility studies across several priority routes, as reported by International Railway Journal.

Milei’s freight rail privatisation in Argentina is drawing investors. Companies are lining up to take part in President Javier Milei’s plan to transfer the country’s freight railways to private operators, hoping to ride a new wave of market reforms and, in the process, unlock Argentina’s agricultural and mining export potential.

RLDA pushes its South Mumbai tender into a more intense phase as the Rail Land Development Authority (RLDA) selects four developers for closer scrutiny, and the move raises the stakes because the Mahalaxmi land parcel carries significant revenue potential.

The Scotrail company has unveiled plans for an extensive tendering process with the intent to deliver 69 electric or battery electric units to transport their suburban trains faster and with lower carbon emissions.

The Competition for major freight rail planning in Western Australia is an important milestone in the implementation of the Westport Program and in the design of the future Kwinana container terminal.

PKP Polskie Linie Kolejowe (PLK) inaugurated a $305. 5 million Gdańsk-Gdynia railway modernisation work aimed at increasing freight efficiency and upgrading passenger transport in northern Poland.

PKP Intercity made an order for 18 sets, so the new shunting locomotives should comply with the contemporary standards, provide operation reliability, as well as enhance the carrier’s environmental performance.

The tenders in 2026 are around 40 billion zł in value. The largest are to comprise construction of high-speed line Warsaw–Łódź and core buildings of the central airport of the future.

RVNL will be putting out a $102M Kolkata Metro train tender that covers design, assembly, testing and integration of CBTC and the commissioning of 10 trainsets for new metro lines.

Siemens Mobility and Stadler are scheduled to supply Berlin trains in a record contract involving over a thousand cars and long-term maintenance, but the signing on the deal is dependent on the consideration of the appeal.

Swiss operator SBB, struggling financially, opted to select leasing of high-speed trains in order to retain its foreign transport plans and still retain the possibility of Purchasing the railway stocks later.

PKP Intercity issued a tender for the purchase of 18 shunting locomotives, which would replace older units and facilitate performance of manoeuvres.