The Energy Resources Rail LLC (ERR), Mongolia, is constructing a railway for transporting coal and other minerals in South Gobi, Mongolia. It wishes to appoint a Managing Railway Operator (MRO) to manage and control railway operation on Ukhaa Khudag(UHG)-Gashuun Sukhait(GS) railway. The MRO shall be solely responsible for efficient management of the UHG-GS railway, in accordance with internationally accepted best practices relating to (i) safety management systems; (ii) human resource management; (iii) environment management; (iv) customer/community liaison and management; (v) operational management and operational control; (vi) fleet management; (vii) asset management; and (viii) interfaces with other associated parties. Brief information about the assignment can be obtained from the contact address below.Interested parties should express their interest by providing the following:

• Summary of candidates for key positions.

 

Upon the receipt of EOI from interested parties, ERR shall evaluate and pre-qualify applicants. Main criteria for the evaluation and prequalification will be experiences in similar assignments and key activities. The EOI shall be submitted one printed copy and CD in sealed envelope, delivered to the address below by Monday April 2, 2010, and be clearly marked “Expression of Interest for Managing Services for UHG-GS Railway.”

 

Energy Resources Rail LLC

Ms Indra, Kh.,

Procurement Officer

16th floor, Central Tower,

Ulaanbaatar,

Mongolia, 210620

Tel.: +976 77330003

Fax: +976 70111399

E-Mail: Indra@energyresources.mn

 

Closing date extended

to April 2 2010

 

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SOCIÉTÉ DE TRANSPORT DE MONTRÉAL

 

INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC NOTICE 

Subway car procurement project – MR-08 Project

In accordance with the authorization dated April 27, 2009 issued by the Minister of Municipal Affairs, Regions and Land Occupancy pursuant to section 103 of the Act respecting Public transit authorities (R.S.Q., c. S-30.01), the Société de transport de Montréal hereby notifies the international marketplace that, further to call for tenders number 3385-06-07-38 dated July 31, 2008 and subsequent negotiations, it intends to enter into a contract for the purchase of rubber-tired subway cars to replace its 336 MR-63 series cars delivered in 1965 and 1966 and its 423 MR-73 series cars delivered between 1976 and 1981.

 

The base order is for 765 rubber-tired subway cars with an option to purchase up to 288 additional cars.

 

Terms and Conditions

 

Technical Description 

 

  

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