Draft:NTA Metropolitan Mass Transit System Ltd.
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| Company type | State owned |
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| Industry | Railways |
| Headquarters | , |
Area served | Israel |
Key people | Itamar Ben-Meir (CEO) |
| Services | Rail transport, transport |
| Owner | Government of Israel |
Number of employees | 420 (2025) |
| Website | www |
NTA Metropolitan Mass Transit System Ltd. (Hebrew: נת"ע) is a Israeli state-owned company responsible for the design and construction of a mass transit system for the Tel Aviv metropolis. Founded in 1996 for the purpose of providing appropriate solutions for the metropolis’ transit problems, NTA is in charge of designing and building three Light rail lines and three Metro lines in Israel's central district of Gush Dan.
History
[edit]The company was founded in May 1996, and it's first assignment was the designing of two light rail lines, The red line and The Green Line. On January 2001, after the government's approval, NTA published a tender for the construction of the red line. On December 31st it was announced that the winning company is MTS group, and that the line is to open by 2010. After the 2008 financial crisis, it was revealed that MTS had financial problems and the Israeli government had cancelled their winning and assign the project to NTA.[1]
On July 2010 the government authorized a new seven lines network, and initial construction works of red line begun with the launching shafts for the TBM on September 2011. August 2015 marked the beginning of the construction of the line itself[2], and it was opened for public use on August 2023.[3]
External links
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- Official website
- Official website (in Hebrew)
References
[edit]Category:Government-owned companies of Israel Category:Railway companies of Israel Category:Israeli brands
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