| Project Information | |
| Project name: | BELGIUM: LIEGE TRAM PPP, LINE 1 |
| Project description: | Develop, finance and maintain the 17km Liege tram line 1 in the Walloon region. The Line 1 will connect the station multimodal Jemeppe-sur-Meuse to the commercial site "Lower Country" at Herstal via the TGV station and the Place Saint-Lambert . In addition to civil works, the contract will include rolling stock, track, electrification, signalling and maintenance facilities but does not cover provision of fare collection equipment, which will be provided by SRWT. A proposed second line could be made later between Years and Vaux-sous-Chèvremont (Chaudfontaine). Requests for proposals are expected to be sent to successful applicants in early 2013. Related headlines: |
| Type: | PPP |
| Sector: | Rail |
| Region: | Northern & Western Europe |
| Current status: | Shortlist - 15/11/2012 |
| Contract Terms | |
| Duration: | 27 years |
| Capital value: | €320.00m |
| Public Sector Procuror Details | |
| Authority/Commssioning body: | Belgium Ministry of Mobility |
| Public sector contact: | Jean-Marc Vandenbroucke E-mail: iam@tec-wl.be |
| Public sector advisors: | PwC - Financial Advisors Stibbe - Legal Advisors EGIS Ltd - Technical Advisors |
| Private Sector Shortlist | |
| Consortium name: | Bombardier / Meridiam /CFE /Vinci |
| Private sector shareholders: | Bombardier Transportation - Shareholders Meridiam Infrastructure - Shareholders CFE Compagnie d’Entreprises - Shareholders Vinci Plc - Shareholders |
| Consortium name: | CAF /Colas /DIF |
| Private sector shareholders: | Construcciones y Auxiliar de Ferrocarriles (CAF) - Shareholders Colas Ltd - Shareholders DIF - Shareholders |
| Consortium name: | Siemens /ESIX |
| Private sector shareholders: | Siemens Plc - Shareholders |
| Consortium name: | Alstom /BAM /PGGM /DG Infra |
| Private sector shareholders: | Alstom - Shareholders BAM PPP - Shareholders PGGM - Shareholders DG Infra+ - Shareholders |
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