Article 2, Point (b) · Commission Implementing Decision (EU) 2025/1715

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(b)access lines on the Italian territory, composed of:

(i)upgrading of the existing conventional line – Bussoleno-Avigliana section:

—Lot 1: Realization of new technological installations for the management of the traffic on the Bussoleno - Avigliana section;

—Lot 2: Elimination of two level crossings at Borgone Susa;

—Lot 3: Implementation of the Technical Specifications for Interoperability for Persons with Reduced Mobility in the stations of Sant’Ambrogio, Borgone and Bruzolo;

—Lot 4: Construction of two priority tracks with 750 m long modules, one in Condove and one Bruzolo;

—Lot 5: Adaptation of the line power supply system through the construction of two new electrical substations,one in Avigliana and one in Borgone;

—Lot 6: Demolition of 281 piles of the primary electric line 66 kV;

—Lot 7: Acoustic mitigation;

—Lot 8: involves the complete replacement of the current electric traction line, the Rete Ferroviaria Italiana standard one, between the Bussoleno and Avigliana stations with a 540 sq mm section and the addition of a 230 sq mm reinforcement feeder, necessary for the correct operation of the line according to the planned future train traffic;

(ii)construction of the new line Avigliana-Orbassano section;

(iii)rearrangement of the Orbassano marshalling yard including south junction;

(iv)connectivity within the Turin railway urban node:

—completion of the Turin railway bypass, Porta Susa - Stura section;

—upgrading of the high-speed line between Porta Susa and Porta Nuova, new 4,5 km long independent double-track line, and construction of a number of new stops in the Turin railway system;

—speeding up the Turin-Genoa line;

—infrastructural and technological upgrading of the Turin railway urban node and related lines, and renewal of the centralized circulation management systems or insertion of new centralized circulatio management systems;

—new railway bypass from Orbassano to Settimo Torinese - phase 1b “Gronda Merci”.