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Alstom expands Canadian supplier network following TTC subway contract

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 28
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Alstom was recently selected for the Toronto Transit Commission's New Subway Trains program. The company is also expanding its Canadian supplier network, which is supported by recent major contracts, including the TTC program and Via Rail’s Fleet renewal. Alstom launched a dedicated registration portal allowing Indigenous-owned businesses to present their capabilities directly to its procurement team.

From recorder.ca

Why it matters

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The major contract awards provide Alstom with opportunities to broaden its supplier base across Canada. The initiative signals increased procurement activity across Canadian infrastructure and rail projects, seeking suppliers in areas like manufacturing, construction, and information technology.

From recorder.ca

Who's involved

  • AlstomFrench rolling stock manufacturer expanding its Canadian supplier base
  • Toronto Transit CommissionPublic transport agency that awarded Alstom the New Subway Trains program
  • Via RailNational inter-city passenger rail operator whose fleet renewal contract involves Alstom

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • AlstomSpeculative

    Businesses in manufacturing, construction, and IT might see increased contracts or revenue opportunities as Alstom broadens its supplier base.

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