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Danish transport officials held a procurement to buy around 9,000 new validators for customers who cannot or will not use a national mobile-ticketing app. Major vendor Conduent Transportation missed the cut to compete for the contract by as little as a millimeter.
• Table: Price Bids-Validator Contract-Denmark
• Table: Technical Scores-Validator Contract-Denmark
• Document: RKRP-Tender Evaluation Report, Jan. 2025
• RKRP (Denmark)
• Conduent
• Prodata Mobility
• Kontron
• Hitachi Rail
• Hitachi Denmark
• Mikroelektronika
• Aurionpro
• Fime
Denmark’s national ticketing agency, Rejsekort & Rejseplan, or RKRP, last week announced that it and the country’s major transport operators had hired Belgium-based vendor Prodata Mobility to supply around 9,000 new validators, as the agency seeks to replace its aging closed-loop card.
RKRP chose Prodata from among five other vendors, as Mobility Payments reported last week. But Mobility Payments has learned there were actually eight bidders for the eight-year contract, worth a minimum of €16.8 million (US$17.3 million) and a maximum of €32.6 million.
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