Ending exemptions for rolling stock procurement from certain manufacturers.
This act removes special exemptions that allowed the purchase of trains and railcars from certain manufacturers, even if prior prohibitions existed. This means transportation companies will face stricter rules when choosing suppliers, potentially impacting the availability and cost of public transit.
Key points
Removes the lifetime exemption from the prohibition on procuring rolling stock from certain vehicle manufacturers, even for executed contracts.
Establishes more uniform rules for selecting suppliers for public transportation projects.
Status:
Expired
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