Kharkiv Multimodal Interchange Pre-Feasibility Study
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seeking to appoint a Supplier to undertake a Pre-Feasibility Study for a new multimodal interchange in Kharkiv, Ukraine.
The Supplier will assess Kharkiv’s current transport infrastructure including the intermodal connectivity between rail, tram, bus and airport links, map proposals for development, and align these with existing strategies.
It will develop a list of different possible options for a multimodal interchange and produce a final report detailing a preferred option for further development
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