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Officials in Italy have reportedly denied an appeal by Italy-based fare-collection technology provider Pluservice and its partner, acquirer and processor Nexi, which had challenged a planned contract award to U.S.-based Conduent in Venice.
The contract is unconventional for open-loop projects and is expected to present a difficult business case for Conduent, which will be required to fund all hardware costs–including at least 1,700 certified validators for Venetian buses, trams, water buses and shuttles. It must also spend €500,000 for a communications campaign.
• AVM
• Conduent
• Pluservice
• Elavon
• Nexi
Officials in Italy have reportedly denied an appeal by Italy-based fare-collection technology provider Pluservice and its partner, acquirer and processor Nexi, which had challenged a planned contract award to U.S.-based Conduent in Venice.
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