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Vix Technology has appealed a decision by the Stockholm Traffic Administration to award a contract for new validators to Modulsystem of Sweden. The appeal points to the reported involvement in a bribery scandal by Modulsystem’s chief subcontractor, Mikroelektronika.
• Document: Vix Technology appeal, Nov. 2026
• Vix
• Mikroelektronika
• Modulsystem
• Stockholm Traffic Admin.
• SL (Stockholm)
• WÅAB (Stockholm)
• Kontron
• Thoreb
Vix Technology argues that rival vendor Modulsystem of Sweden should have been disqualified from the competition to supply thousands of new validators to transport operators in the Swedish capital Stockholm because Modulsystem’s key subcontractor was reportedly involved in a bribery scandal in the Czech Republic, Mobility Payments has learned.
Vix made the contention as part of an appeal (download below) to the proposed contract award for Modulsystem, which transport officials in Stockholm had declared the winner late last month of a procurement to supply up to around 5,000 new validators for Stockholm’s trains, trams, buses and boats, as Mobility Payments reported.
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