Prasarana to announce tenders for LRT3 advanced works soon


President and group chief executive officer of the urban public transport operator and asset owner Datuk Azmi Abdul Aziz said it would try to offer as many packages as possible in ensuring optimal participation from those companies that had made it through the pre-qualication process of the new 36 km line, linking Bandar Utama to Klang.

KUALA LUMPUR: Prasarana Malaysia Bhd will announce the first set of tenders for advanced works on the 37km Bandar Utama-Klang Light Rail Transit line 3 project (LRT3) in the next two to three months.
 
President and group chief executive officer Datuk Azmi Abdul Aziz said they included site preparation and building of workers quarters.

It follows the letter of qualification handed over on Wednesday to 24 qualified applicants for the final three system works packages, namely, automatic fare collection, trackworks and conductor power rail, and depot equipment and track maintenance vehicle.

Among the qualified companies are Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd-Sumitomi Corporation Consortium, Beijing Sheenline Technology Co Ltd, Alstom Transport SA, Singapore Technologies Electronics Ltd, and IRIS Information Technology System Sdn Bhd Consortium. 

"There will be no more packages for prequalification. We will award the first few packages, and subsequent to that there will be other packages to announce.

"For now it's too early to announce (other packages) because we have not completed the overall detailed design," he told a press conference after the handover ceremony.

Azmi said Prasarana has completed the concept and print designs for the LRT3 and is now working on the detailed design.

He also said Prasarana has started acquiring land involved in the project, with the whole process to be done in phases.

On another note, Azmi said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak will launch the Light Rail Transit (LRT) Line Extension project on June 30 at the Putra Heights station.

It will mark the opening of 13 new stations for Kelana Jaya line and the final two stations - Puchong Prima and Puchong Perdana - for the Sri Petaling line.

The Ampang line would only operate from Ampang station to Chan Sow Lin station from June 30, Azmi added. - Bernama

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