The National Transport Authority (NTA) in Dublin, Ireland is seeking to procure a trial of Demand Responsive Transport services (DRT), using app-based products to secure services and routing algorithms to match vehicles with the capacity to users.
Before doing so the Authority wishes to discuss its intentions and assumptions with the market. Consequently, the NTA wishes to invite interested parties to partake in this market consultation exercise. The information received in this consultation shall enable the NTA to make an informed decision on its requirements for such a trial, should the Authority decide to proceed with any further procurement.
The NTA is currently planning to run two trials of DRT in Ireland in two different settings:
Interested parties are requested to submit their responses by May 24, 2019.
The NTA is expected to commence the process to tender for a trial supplier(s) during summer 2019.
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