KARSAN WINS THE TENDER FOR 105 DELIVERIES TO ROMANIA!
Offering modern solutions to cities with its public transportation systems, Karsan won the tender opened by the Brasov Municipality in Romania for 105 diesel buses. With this contract, Karsan will deliver a total of 105 buses in 10, 12 and 18 meter classes to Brasov Municipality, thereby landing a sale worth 129 million Turkish liras. According to the contract coupled with a three-year contract for maintenance of the vehicles, Karsan is to deliver 105 buses in 2018 and 2019.
Offering modern public transportation and commercial vehicles for the mobility needs of our age from its two plants located in Bursa, Karsan continues to strengthen its position in the region with its deliveries to Romania and the tenders it secures. After signing procurement deals with the municipalities of Braila and Sibiu in Romania, Karsan’s latest success was winning the full contract held by Brasov Municipality for the delivery of 105 diesel buses. Under this contract, Karsan will deliver a total of 105 buses in 10, 12 and 18 meter classes to Brasov Municipality, thereby not only landing a substantial sale worth 129 million Turkish liras but also achieving the largest volume of Menarinibus Citymoods sold in a single contract.
Expressing the importance of the Romanian market for them, Muzaffer Arpacıoğlu, the Deputy General Manager for Commercial Affairs at Karsan, said “Our vehicles roaming on the Romanian roads, which we delivered within the framework of our previous deals, are setting an important point of reference for us. Karsan brand buses can be seen across Romania. We have more than 50 of our Jest and Atak models in Braila and Sibiu.
After winning the full contract in the tender held by Brasov Municipality for the delivery of 105 buses following Sibiu Municipality, our 10-12-18 meter buses will be here, as well. According to the contract which also covers the maintenance of the vehicles to be delivered for a period of three years, we will complete the delivery of the buses in 2018 and 2019. We are continuing to spread in Europe at full steam.”