Bombardier: wins maintenance deal in San Francisco
(CercleFinance.com) - Canada's Bombardier said on Wednesday that it has won a ten-year maintenance contract for San Francisco international airport's transit system, in a deal worth 220 million dollars (193 million euros).
Bombardier delivered the system, known as "SFO AirTrain," when it opened in 2003, and has been providing operations and maintenance services ever since.
The fleet of 38 vehicles serves nine stations along six miles of elevated guideway and connects the airport's terminals, parking garages, rental car center, and a Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) station.
The deal includes an option for an another five years, Bombardier said.
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Bombardier delivered the system, known as "SFO AirTrain," when it opened in 2003, and has been providing operations and maintenance services ever since.
The fleet of 38 vehicles serves nine stations along six miles of elevated guideway and connects the airport's terminals, parking garages, rental car center, and a Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) station.
The deal includes an option for an another five years, Bombardier said.
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