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Israel's Metro Authority Pitches NIS 30 Billion in Contracts at Berlin Conference
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By בן פלמון
First reported by Globes · 1 hour ago
What happened
Israel's Netivei Israel company presented NIS 30 billion in metro project tenders at a conference in Berlin, attracting over 250 representatives from 110 international companies. The event focused on selecting firms for operational systems, following earlier tenders for construction.
- 01Israel's metro project seeks NIS 30 billion in contracts for operational systems.
- 02Over 250 international company representatives attended the Berlin conference.
- 03The tenders are part of the 'Infra 2' phase, following 'Infra 1' construction tenders.
- 04A pre-qualification process assesses companies' experience and financial strength.
- 05Company leaders highlighted international interest and the project's global significance.
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