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This section provides information about actual or expected delays of 15 minutes or more for train services.
Corporate Information
Service Information
This section provides information about actual or expected delays of 15 minutes or more for train services.
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Tokyo Metro is responsible for a core part of the railway network in the Tokyo Metropolitan area. We own and operate nine subway lines used by more than 7 million passengers every day.
Valuing every passenger who use our network, we are committed to provide better services that are safe, secure, and comfortable. In order to achieve this goal, we have established the "Tokyo Metro Procurement Policy", which forms the basis of our procurement activities. It is our policy to ensure optimal procurement practices with a broad, global perspective when sourcing goods and services, in a transparent, fair, and impartial manner that ensures high quality.
Also, we have established the "Tokyo Metro Procurement Guidelines", which set out a specific day-to-day code of conduct for putting our Procurement Policy into practice.
Companies seeking to become a supplier of goods and construction services for Tokyo Metro, except when participating in open tendering, must register as a Potential Supplier. Please refer to the “Standard procedure of procurement of goods and construction services” for details of the procedure.
Standard procedure of procurement of goods and construction services
Tokyo Metro is subject to WTO Agreement on Government Procurement (GPA). In principle, we publicize tender notices and conduct open tendering for procurements with values greater than the specified thresholds. Companies willing to participate in the tender should follow steps described in the tender notice. Please refer to the "Standard procedure of open tendering" for details of the procedure.
Standard procedure of open tendering
Overview of Tokyo Metro’s rolling stock fleet – March 31, 2020 version（PDF：317KB）
Overview of Tokyo Metro’s signalling system – March 31, 2020 version（PDF：121KB）
Overview of Tokyo Metro’s maintenance vehicles – April 1 , 2020 version（PDF：343KB）
Regular registration for fiscal years 2021/22 to 2023/24 (April 1, 2021 to March 31, 2024) has ended. Registration application for the next three-year period is scheduled to open around May 2023.
Regular registration for fiscal years 2021/22 to 2023/24 [Japanese version only]
The following Master Agreements are concluded between Tokyo Metro and companies registered as Potential Suppliers:
Master Agreement for the Procurement of Goods [Japanese version only] （PDF：295KB）
Master Agreement for the Sales of Goods [Japanese version only] （PDF：282KB）
Master Agreement for Construction Works [Japanese version only] （PDF：356KB）
Master Agreement for Design Outsourcing [Japanese version only]（PDF：322KB）
Please follow the instructions shown in the link below to update your registered information.
Registration update [Japanese version only]
Please refer to the following website by Metro Development Co., Ltd for information on how to purchase specifications and standard drawings of construction services outsourced by Tokyo Metro.
Procurement report for goods (April 2019 - March 2020)
E-mail: procurement@tokyometro.jp
