Warsaw considers bids for traffic regulation contract
The Municipal Roads Authority (ZDM) of Warsaw will decide at the beginning
of next year on the choice of a company to undertake the introduction of a
new traffic regulation system in the capital. Following the first stage of
the tender, three companies are left in the running for the zl.130 million
contract for the trial operation of a Traffic Management Center (CZR)
responsible for 38 intersections in Warsaw's Mokotow district. They are
Nederland Harlem of Holland, M-Tech + Signal Bauchuber of Germany, and
Siemens Polska. Although Warsaw's budget for 2002 contains no reference to
the CZR, deputy mayor Tomasz Sieradz promises the project will be included
in a long-term investment plan to be approved within two or three weeks.
(Puls Biznesu, p. 11) M.T.K.
