Ankara Metropolitan Municipality will connect the district of Mamak, located in the eastern part of the Capital, to the ANKARAY line running between Ankara Intercity Terminal Operation (AŞTİ) and Dikimevi. The pre-qualification offers for the "Final Project Services Tender" for the Dikimevi Natoyolu Light Rail System (HRS) line project will be received on June 4, 2020. EGO General Directorate, which announced the tender for the line that will be 7,4 kilometers long, also shared the details of the tender on its website.
Ankara Metropolitan Municipality is working to expand the rail systems network in Başkent.
Metropolitan Municipality EGO Headquarters Transportation Investments Department pushed the button to connect Mamak NATO Road to Ankara ANKARAY line running between Ankara Intercity Terminal Operation (AŞTİ) and Dikimevi.
FIRST DATE FOR PRE-QUALIFICATION OFFERS JUNE 4, 2020
Taking the first step for the Dikimevi Natoyolu Light Rail System Line (HRS) Project, the Metropolitan Municipality will receive its prequalification offers on June 4, 2020.
EGO General Directorate took the first step for the “Final Project Services Tender for Implementation of the A1 Line (ANKARAY) Dikimevi Natoyolu Rail System Extension Line” and announced. Companies that want to participate in the project and are interested in the project will be able to access the detailed announcement about the tender from the website of the EGO General Directorate.
The firms that will participate in the prequalification assessment will be determined in the first 6 firms in order of scoring and will be invited to the tender of the work to be done later. While the contract is foreseen to be completed within 8 months after the contract with the awarded company, the project and tender documents produced during this process will start the construction tender phase.
RAIL SYSTEM TRANSPORT NETWORK IS EXPANDING IN THE CAPITAL
Dikimevi Natoyolu line, which will be connected to the ANKARAY line running between Ankara Intercity Terminal Operation (AŞTİ) and Dikimevi, will be 7,4 kilometers long and will consist of 8 separate stations.
Within the scope of the construction work, the revision of the ANKARAY (AŞTİ Dikimevi) line, which was put into operation in 1996, and the commissioning of 1 station and 0,788 km line from AŞTİ to Söğütözü will take place (with the commissioning of this line, a connection to the M2 Çayyolu line is planned). When the construction work is completed, it will be put into operation as a 16,8 kilometer line and 20 stations between Söğütözü and Natoyolu. In this process, the existing ANKARAY line will continue to operate.
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