TGV Railway Connection Tangier Airport 2030
The ONCF is preparing a new railway connection in Tangier. The project aims to improve connections between the port, Ibn Battouta Airport and Aïn Dalia station, as part of major construction projects before 2030.
Tangier is preparing a new strategic railway connection. The National Office of Railways has launched an international call for tenders for the supply of track equipment intended for the city’s new railway connection.
On Bladi.net : Tangier Airport Rail Link Project Advances, Connecting Key City Zones
The project aims to improve travel between several key infrastructures, namely the port, Tangier-Ibn Battouta Airport and the second section of Aïn Dalia station, according to documents published on the public procurement portal.
The estimated amount of this contract reaches approximately 200 million dirhams. Interested companies must submit their bids exclusively electronically. No paper files will be accepted.
Tangier preparing for 2030
This project is part of the strengthening of Tangier’s transport infrastructure, which is called upon to play an important role in hosting major international events, including the 2030 World Cup.
The specifications require candidates to present technical and financial bids in accordance with international standards of quality and safety. It also provides for compliance with commitments regarding integrity, environment and social responsibility.
On Bladi.net : Tangier Invests $21 Million in Rail Project for 2030 World Cup
An important point concerns local manufacturing. Concrete supports linked to railway equipment must be produced in Morocco, with a delivery schedule in stages, depending on the progress of the work.
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