Andorra Requests 30 Real-Time Bus Stop Screens for Sustainable Mobility

Andorra's Transport Department has requested the installation of 30 new real-time information screens at bus stops through FEDA Solucions, aiming to boost sustainable mobility with data on arrivals, routes, stops, departures and delays. The 80,000-euro tender splits into two lots—20 electronic ink displays and 10 TFT units with night-time lighting—and allows phased deliveries over up to two years, with the final number potentially adjusted based on needs and performance.

The screens must integrate with the myBus management platform via 4G or 5G networks, including SIM cards and data plans, delivering updates in Catalan with a maximum 10-second delay. Electronic ink models require batteries lasting at least five years under 24/7 operation and 3,000 daily refreshes. TFT screens will charge using street lighting and support short video playback.

All units must withstand outdoor conditions, including temperatures from -20°C to 70°C, while being waterproof, anti-vandalism proof and equipped with anti-theft fixings. They will send daily status reports, issue instant fault alerts and allow battery swaps or repairs in under 10 minutes.

FEDA Solucions staff will monitor devices remotely through a dedicated web platform or app, tracking battery health, errors, restarts, settings and group operations. The equipment carries a three-year warranty, with all generated data owned exclusively by FEDA Solucions.

The project seeks to improve public transport reliability at key stops with resilient, weatherproof displays accessible in all conditions.