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The Cartuja PCT starts the procedure for the tendering of the public transport that will serve the site

28/04/2025

Source: Europa Press

The Cartuja Science and Technology Park (PCT Cartuja), an entity under the Ministry of University, Research and Innovation, will undertake in the coming months a set of actions, under a global project of Public Procurement of Innovation (PPI), to implement measures aimed at making the park "a decarbonized, sustainable and energy self-sufficient enclosure", in line with the objectives of the initiative 'eCitySevilla'. One of the first actions will be the implementation of an intelligent collective mobility system.

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