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In a recent session of the Metro System Procurement Committee in Nuevo León, Mexico, CRRC (China Railway Construction Corporation) Zhuzhou Institute's technical bid for the acquisition of 18 new metro trains was accepted, making them the winning bidder. CRRC has progressively expanded its presence in Nuevo León's rail transportation sector, securing contracts for metro trains and EPC projects. The favorable terms offered by CRRC Zhuzhou Institute's proposal, including price, quality, and delivery time, ensured its selection by Mexican authorities. The contract, valued at $ million, is expected to be officially signed within 10 business days. This development highlights CRRC's growing influence in Mexico's transportation infrastructure landscape. The bidding process for the acquisition of 18 articulated air-conditioned trains for Monterrey's Metro Line 1 attracted significant attention from international suppliers like CAF from Spain and CRRC's Zhuzhou Institute. Disagreements over technical specifications and commercial terms led to disputes, with the procurement committee addressing the issues to ensure fairness. The requirement for the newly acquired MM-25 trains to connect mechanically, electrically, and pneumatically with existing models MM-20 and MM-24 raised objections from CAF, alleging preferential treatment towards CRRC's products. Despite objections, the procurement committee upheld the requirement, citing operational efficiency as the primary consideration. CRRC's successful track record in Mexican cities, including projects in Guadalajara and Mexico City, demonstrates its expertise in railway equipment manufacturing and solidifies its competitive position internationally. The company's involvement in infrastructure projects aligns with Mexico's historical significance in global railway operations. China's advancements in high-speed railway technology present opportunities for collaboration with Mexican infrastructure projects, fostering mutual development under initiatives like the Belt and Road Initiative. The completion of the Ferrocarril Maya project underscores the potential for sino-Mexican cooperation in infrastructure construction, paving the way for further partnerships. Recent investment trends indicate a shift towards transportation infrastructure projects, reflecting China's growing influence in Mexico's infrastructure development. This trend signals a new era of sino-Mexican cooperation in infrastructure, driven by principles of equality and mutual benefit. #CRRC #ChinaRailwayConstructionCorporation #NuevoLeón #Mexico #metrotrains #EPCproject #Monterrey #FIFAWorldCup2026 #CAF #Spain #highspeedrailway #FerrocarrilMaya #BeltandRoadInitiative #ChinaLatinAmericacooperation #transportationinfrastructure
