Indra wins WMATA contract worth USD 38.9 million to upgrade Washington Metro ticket machines

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  • Indra won a contract from Washington Metro operator WMATA to replace fare vending machines across the Washington, D.C. subway network.
  • Base value USD 38.9 million, rising to USD 75 million if options are exercised.
  • Scope covers design, manufacture, supply, then 15-year maintenance of 450 next-generation ticketing and customer-service terminals across 98 stations.
  • Work includes partial assembly at Indra’s recently opened Olathe, Kansas facility, supporting its U.S. expansion in transport technology.


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