Business news from Ukraine

Business news from Ukraine

Kyivpastrans plans to purchase 16 new trolleybuses by end of 2026

The municipal enterprise (ME) Kyivpastrans plans to purchase 16 new low-floor city trolleybuses with a length of over 11.9 m by December 1, 2026, for an estimated amount of UAH 306.344 million, according to the website of the Kyiv City State Administration.

“The renewal of the rolling stock is necessary to improve transport safety, ensure the stable operation of public transport, and reduce travel intervals on routes,” the statement said.

The required total passenger capacity is about 100 people, including 34 seats. The interior must provide space for passengers with reduced mobility, wheelchairs, strollers, and ramps.

Trolleybuses must be equipped with heating and air conditioning systems, tinted windows, LED lighting, external and internal information displays, and a system that blocks movement when the doors are open.

In addition, the vehicles must be equipped with a loudspeaker system for announcing the route and stops, as well as space for installing GPS trackers for traffic control and equipment for automated fare payment.

As reported, in October 2025, Kyivpastrans canceled the purchase of 40 low-floor trolleybuses for an expected amount of more than UAH 1.008 billion due to the inability to make changes to the technical requirements of the tender documentation, which would lead to a change in the estimated purchase price.

Earlier, Kyiv canceled the purchase of 20 buses for almost UAH 83 million by the end of 2025, announced at the end of August 2025, for the same reason.

In addition, as part of a EUR 50 million loan agreement with the European Investment Bank, Kyiv announced in the summer of 2024 the purchase of 12-meter and 18-meter trolleybuses without specifying the number of each length, but the final outcome of this tender is still unknown.

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“Kyivpastrans” announced tender for MTPL insurance with budget of more than 2.6 million UAH

Communal enterprise “Kyivpastrans” on February 20 announced a tender for compulsory insurance of civil liability of owners of land vehicles (OSAGO) category B1, B2, B3, F, C1, C2, E 305 units.

The expected value of the insurance services purchase is UAH 2.606 mln.

Applications for participation in the tender are accepted until February 28.

 

 

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KP “Kyivpastrans” announced tender for MTPL insurance with budget of almost UAH 17 million

Communal enterprise “Kyivpastrans” on February 3 announced a tender for compulsory insurance of civil liability of owners of land vehicles (MTPL) category D1, D2, C2, E 870 units.

As reported in the system of electronic public procurement Prozorro, the expected cost of the purchase of insurance services is 16.672 million UAH. Applications for participation in the tender are accepted until February 12.

 

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IC “Guardian” will insure motor transport of “Kyivpastrans” under MTPL insurance policy

Communal enterprise “Kyivpastrans” has announced its intention to conclude with IC “Guardian” (Kiev) a contract for compulsory insurance of civil liability of owners of land vehicles (MTPL) D2 200 units. As reported in the system of electronic public procurement Prozorro, the expected cost of the purchase of insurance services amounted to UAH 1716 thousand, the company’s price offer of UAH 1710.8 thousand.
The company was the only bidder.
IC “Guardian” is a member of the Presidium of the League of Insurance Organizations of Ukraine. Since January 2020 it has received the status of a full member of the ITSBU, has the right to sell “Green Card” policies.
In October, 2020 by the decision of the general meeting of the members of the Nuclear Insurance Pool of Ukraine IC “Guardian” became its member.

 

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“Kyivpastrans” has announced tender for purchase of five three-section trams for UAH 493 mln

Kyivpastrans municipal enterprise intends to purchase five fully low-floor three-section self-propelled tramcars with a length of 25.5-28 m by December 31, 2025, for an expected amount of UAH 493 million 071.4 thousand.
According to Prozorro, the relevant tender was announced on October 18, with bids accepted until October 28.
The technical conditions stipulate that the trams should be produced no earlier than 2024, have at least 60 seats and at least one seat for a wheelchair passenger, and have USB ports for charging gadgets in the cabin.
In addition, the vehicle must have an autonomous range of at least 1 thousand meters on a horizontal straight line. The warranty period is 24 months from the date of commissioning.
The terms provide for 100% cash on delivery within five working days from the date the buyer signs the invoice for the actually delivered batch of goods.
According to the AllTransUA portal, two models of trams already in operation in Kyiv – manufactured by Polish Pesa and Ukrainian Tatra-Pivden – meet the criterion of the length of the cars stipulated by the technical specifications, while the car manufactured by Lviv-based Electron does not meet the requirements (the length of the three-section Electron tram is 19.5 m – IF-U).

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Kyivpastrans signs contract with Turkish company for supply of buses

Kyivpastrans has signed a contract with Anadolu Isuzu Otomotiv Sanayii Ve Ticaret A.Ş. (Turkey) for the supply of 12-meter fully low-floor buses for EUR 18.595 million with financing from the European Investment Bank (EIB).

This information is contained in the notification of the award of the contract in the framework of the tender published in the Official Journal of the EU, which is cited by AllTransUA.

The tender for the supply of buses to Kyiv was announced back in March 2021, and the proposals were opened in November of the same year after several postponements, but the evaluation of the proposals was suspended due to the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation.

The first batch of buses, according to the tender announcement, is to be delivered within 8 months of receiving the advance payment, and the entire contract is designed for 22 months.

According to AllTransUA, the second bidder was also the Turkish company Otokar.

The number of buses is not specified in the announcement, but according to media reports, it can be up to 85 buses.

As reported, earlier Ukrainian bus manufacturers noted that they either could not participate in EIB tenders due to the conditions or preferred foreign participants.

In 2020, Kyiv purchased 200 Belarusian MAZ buses on lease.

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