Aurionpro Transit Pte. Ltd., a subsidiary specialized in transit business solutions, has announced a significant win, securing an order for the supply of validators and hardware for Merida’s Rapid Transit Bus Project in Mexico. Awarded by the Government of the State of Yucatán, the first phase of this project is valued at $1.2 million and will be executed through MRP Technology Solutions, Aurionpro’s regional partner.

Yucatán Government’s Sustainable Mobility Vision Realized through VayVen

The Yucatán Government aims to create a cutting-edge, sustainable mobility system known locally as VayVen. This vision encompasses the modernization of fare collection systems and equipment, enabling contactless cards, QR codes, and bank cards as acceptable payment methods. Aurionpro Transit will contribute its SCV500+ onboard validators and GV7 Gate validators to this project, aligning perfectly with the government’s vision for efficient and smart transportation solutions.

CEO’s Commentary: Project Marks Entry into Rapidly Growing Market

Sanjay Bali, CEO of Aurionpro Transit, shared his enthusiasm, stating, “I wish to congratulate our team for yet another win in this large market. Merida is the largest city in south-eastern Mexico, and this win will give us a strong foothold and will open up a large rapidly growing market for us. As the project progresses, we anticipate receiving further orders. We are thankful to MRP Technology for partnering with us in this project.” He further added, “Our strategy of expanding into multiple markets through partnerships is bearing fruits, and we foresee many more wins on the horizon.”

This contract underscores Aurionpro Transit’s growing influence in the global transit solutions market. The deal with the Yucatán Government solidifies its presence in Mexico, opening doors to further opportunities. As the project rolls out over the next six months, Aurionpro Transit aims to significantly impact the region’s transition towards sustainable and efficient public transportation.

  Aurionpro Transit, Merida Mexico, Mexico, MRP Technology Solutions, Rapid Transit Bus Project, Sanjay Bali, VayVen Mobility System, Yucatán