Samsun Ordu Railway Tender Canceled

Samsun Ordu Railway Tender Canceled; Samsun Ordu Railway Survey, Project Service Procurement Tender, which is the first important step of TCDD for the railway line planned on Samsun Çarşamba Ünye Fatsa Ordu route, has been canceled.

TCDD, which is considered as the first big step by the people of the region, has been waiting for a long time and it is planned to be constructed on Samsun-Çarşamba-Ünye-Fatsa-Ordu route. the cancellation of the tender opened a big disappointment.

According to the information received from the Electronic Public Procurement Platform (EKAP); Samsun-Ordu Railway's tender was canceled on December 24 due to lack of technical specifications. It is not yet clear when the new tender will be held.

Disappointment for the Black Sea Railway

The Samsun Ordu Railway Survey and Project Service Procurement tender, which will be described as the first step for the Samsun Sarp Railway line supported by the chambers of commerce and industry in the Black Sea as well as the heads of the chamber of tradesmen, was eagerly awaited. Samsun-Ordu Railway (Infrastructure, Superstructure, Electromechanical) Surveying, Project, Engineering and Consultancy Services For the consultancy work of the job, candidates with sufficient experience were invited to submit a prequalification application. The tender was to be held on December 25, 2019 in the Meeting Hall of the Purchasing and Stock Control Department of the General Directorate of Turkish State Railways.

The canceled tender envisaged a feasibility study between Samsun Çarşamba Ünye Fatsa Ordu and the railway line, which was planned to be constructed as double line and electrification, signaling and communication. With this technical specification, in addition to the existing transportation system on the Samsun Carsamba Ünye Fatsa Ordu route, the situation of constructing a railway is evaluated from an economic and financial point of view; The aim of the study was to determine the technical details of the feasibility study, which would include economic analysis to determine whether it was economically feasible or financial analysis to determine whether it was feasible in terms of finance.