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A UK court has ordered that Transport for London be allowed to enter into a revenue-collection contract with Spain-based Indra. But the court also allowed Cubic Transportation Systems’ lawsuit against TfL to continue.
• Letter: Montgomery-Torrellas’ letter to employees, Jan. 2026
• TfL (London)
• Indra
• Cubic
Spain-based Indra Group announced today it has signed the new revenue-collection contact with Transport for London–a deal worth up to £845 million (US$1.1 billion) to operate and maintain TfL’s massive fare system.
The High Court of Justice yesterday agreed to allow TfL to enter into the contract with Indra, removing a months-long block imposed by a lawsuit filed against TfL by incumbent vendor Cubic Transportation Systems, Mobility Payments has learned. CTS president Peter Montgomery-Torrellas, in a letter yesterday to employees (see below), vowed the vendor would continue its legal fight.
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