USTDA Promotes Rail Information Technology in Kazakhstan
September 29, 2014
(USTDA)
Supports Kazakhstan Temir Zholy in Modernizing its Information Technology and
Management Information Systems
ASTANA, KAZAKHSTAN – Today, the U.S. Trade and Development Agency awarded a
technical assistance grant to Kazakhstan Temir Zholy (KTZ), Kazakhstan's
state-owned rail company, to help optimize its rail network through modernizing
and consolidating its information technology (IT) and management information
systems.
"Since 1997, USTDA has successfully partnered with KTZ on several activities,
which have ultimately led to the implementation of U.S. technology and services
throughout the rail system in Kazakhstan. This important technical assistance
will integrate the IT and management systems of the freight, passenger and
infrastructure departments at KTZ, resulting in a more efficient rail network,"
said USTDA Regional Director Carl B. Kress.
By evaluating the systems and recommending improvements, the technical
assistance will help KTZ consolidate its IT systems into one comprehensive
management information system to allow for real-time visibility of its
operations and network.
The opportunity to conduct the USTDA-funded feasibility study will be competed
on the Federal Business Opportunities (FBO) website. A link to the FBO
announcements will be posted to USTDA's website at www.ustda.gov. Interested
U.S. firms should submit proposals according to the instructions in the FBO
announcements.
Welcome to the Exporting Source
Your one-stop resource for finding help to export to new customers, to learn about government export programs, to join export-promoting trade missions, to sign up for trade conferences and training, and to link to other exporting services. Whether you're an old hand at exporting or just getting started, the Exporting Source provides a place to locate foreign customers, export financing and foreign investment assistance.