Transport tickets

Description

Dublin Bus intends to award a contract for the supply of smart cards for public transport ticketing. The cards that will be procured under this contract will be low cost, disposable (i.e. not intended to be used for reloading) cards. Dublin Bus is currently using cards with the MF0 IC U1 chip, manufactured by NXP, (commonly known as Mifare Ultralight). The cards will be fully electronically and graphically pre-personalised by the card supplier. Cards will be sold to customers without further modification to the data stored electronically or graphically on the card. Cards will not be reloaded and will be disposed of when the validity of the pre-loaded ticket product expires. Dublin Bus intends to award a contract for the supply of smart cards for public transport ticketing. The cards that will be procured under this contract will be low cost, disposable (i.e. not intended to be used for reloading) cards. Dublin Bus is currently using cards with the MF0 IC U1 chip, manufactured by NXP, (commonly known as Mifare Ultralight). The cards will be fully electronically and graphically pre-personalised by the card supplier. Cards will be sold to customers without further modification to the data stored electronically or graphically on the card. Cards will not be reloaded and will be disposed of when the validity of the pre-loaded ticket product expires.