Jacobs Engineering Ireland has won the National Transport Authority’s (NTA) contract to help it roll out BusConnects in Dublin. The EU tender results were published on Wednesday. The contract is worth an estimated €350 million, excluding Vat, over a 10-year period although the NTA added a caveat to its procurement documents that stated the figure was the authority’s “best estimate at this stage”. “Given the long-term duration of the contract, as well as the nature of the services to be provided (which depend on the delivery programme for the underlying schemes), it is not possible to provide a definitive estimate…

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