Italy

Cagliari Tramway Integrity Pact

Transparency International Italia

Cagliari Tramway Integrity Pact

Mission

Ensure transparency and integrity of the tender and contract implementation for the development of a critical tramway line in Cagliari, Sardinia

Activities

The Sardinia Regional Transport Authority is implementing an Integrity Pact to oversee the tender and contract implementation process of the addition of a critical tramway line in Cagliari, Sardinia's capital, to connect the tram system with the transportation hub for train and bus services.

This is one of the four Integrity Pacts pursued in Italy as part of the 'Safeguarding EU Funds' pilot project.

Additional information
Procurement authority: ARST - Sardinia Regional Transport Authority
Monitor: Transparency International Italia
Language: Italian
Start year: 2015
End year: Ongoing
Tender value: EUR 22.5 million

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  • national
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  • Civil society
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