TfGM Next Generation Adaptive Signal Control - FUSION

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£210,211

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  • Road traffic-control equipment

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  • award

Submission Deadline

1 month ago

Published

2 weeks ago

Description

TfGM required the FUSION system which represents next-generation adaptive traffic control technology, designed to supersede legacy systems such as SCOOT and MOVA. 

The FUSION system is cloud-hosted, highly scalable, and built to 
integrate with modern urban mobility strategies such as those at TfGM including Bus Franchising and Active Travel. 

It is a newly developed product now entering the UK market, offering 
real-time responsiveness, future-proofed capabilities, and a modular architecture that supports ongoing innovation.

TfGM are direct awarding this contract via the CCS Transport Technology and Associated Services Framework (RM6099) Lot 2 - Transport and Pedestrian Control.

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Transport for Greater Manchester

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