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The overall objective of this consulting services (“the Services”) is to prepare a fully operational, costed, and phased National ERTMS Implementation Plan, compliant with national legislation, EU Regulation (EU) 2023/1695 and aligned with EU railway interoperability policy. The Plan shall be developed as a comprehensive CCS TSI-compliant roadmap covering all requirements of Regulation (EU) 2023/1695, including all relevant Control-Command and Signalling subsystems, interoperability interfaces, certification and authorization processes, migration rules, and institutional arrangements necessary to ensure full system-level compliance beyond ETCS deployment alone.. The detailed Terms of Reference (TOR) for this assignment can be obtained upon request at the e-mail address given below or on the Client website www.gov.me/msa The Ministry of Transport (MoT) through the Technical Service Unit, now invites eligible Consulting Firms (“Consultants”) to indicate their interest in providing the Services. (ii) Required similar contracts presented as reference in (i) above, at least two (2) shall have been delivered in either EU's or an EU accession country; (iii) Professional staff generally available: List of the key staff that is generally available for this kind of work (without submission of bio data or CVs). The number of permanent staff of the consultant (individual company or joint venture overall) working in the fields related to this contract, must be at least 3 for each of the last three years (2023, 2024 and 2025); *For each submitted reference (Contract) the Consultant is required to enclose preferably the statement from the previous Client which unambiguously confirm that assignment has been successfully and substantially implemented. Expressions of interest must be delivered only by e-mail to the address below and in subject must clearly indicate project name, subject number: ERTMS Implementation Plan of Montenegro/ MNE-WBTTFP-94710-CS-CQ-26-2.3.11 Ministry of Finance /Technical Service UnitAttention: Mr.

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