POLAND: Tramwaje Warszawskie has called tenders for up to 160 trams under a framework agreement seeking a proven design but delivering improved passenger comfort. It wishes to increase the proportion of low-floor vehicles in its fleet, but also provide capacity as the network grows.
The framework agreement is for up to 64 unidirectional- and 96 bidirectional trams, beginning with a guaranteed order for at least 20 single-cab cars. Subsequent batches would be ordered as financial resources allow and operational needs require.
A multi-section design is envisaged with a maximum vehicle length of 33 m to fit within TW’…
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