SMRT subsidiary part of consortium providing technical support for new Paris rail lines

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SINGAPORE: A subsidiary of transport operator SMRT has been selected as part of a consortium to provide technical support and assistance to the authorities in Paris for four new rail lines. Formerly known as SMRT International, Strides International Business - together with French transport operator

SINGAPORE: A subsidiary of transport operator SMRT has been selected as part of a consortium to provide technical support and assistance to the authorities in Paris for four new rail lines.

“The main scope of the shadow operator will be to provide technical support and assistance to the Societe du Grand Paris and Ile-de-France Mobilites, prior to the selection of the operator for each of the four new lines,” said the three firms in a joint press release on Monday . “With the companies’ decades of experience operating many train and metro lines across the world, their partnership will see the best of the world’s rail expertise being shared with the Societe du Grand Paris and Ile-de-France Mobilites,” the firms added.

The four rail lines are expected to be operational between 2024 and 2030 as part of the Grand Paris Express project, which aims to provide greater connectivity and reduce pollution in the French capital.

 

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