IAG

Triboro's M Ascher - price was key in 1994 selection of Mark IV (FOLLOWUP)


Michael Ascher says the IAG did not capitulate to the special interests of the Garden State Parkway or any others in choosing Mark IV back in March 1994. He says cost was a major factor in Mark IV being given the sole source contract rather than the favorite going in, Amtech. Ascher was chairman of the executive committee meeting that decided the contract March 18 1994 in the Robert Moses Building of the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority on a snowy Friday evening.  read more »

How Mark IV beat Amtech to win E-ZPass in 1994 - INSIDE STORY


Fourteen years ago on March 18 1994 on a snowy Friday afternoon there was a David vs Goliath battle at the Triborough Authority's head offices on Randall's Island in New York's East River. The chief executives of seven northeastern toll agencies comprising the Inter Agency Group (IAG) met to vote on whether to give Amtech or Mark IV the big E-ZPass electronic toll systems contract.
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E-ZPass recompete announced - the world's biggest toll systems procurement is on


It's on, at last. The Inter Agency Group for E-ZPass is recompeting the world's largest and most complex electronic toll system. Advertisements requesting proposals are being placed and the RFP documents will be available electronically from Monday March 24. The deadline for submission of proposals is July 18 2008.
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Illinois Tollway spars with Indiana concessionaire over commuter discounts - going to IAG


Illinois Tollway are strongly protesting commuter discounts planned on the Indiana Toll Road when transponder tolling begins later this year. Under present plans the ITR concession company will only offer discounts to holders of Indiana I-Zoom accounts, not to motorists with Illinois' I-PASS or eastern states E-ZPass accounts and transponders.
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E-ZPass:New exec-director sought


E-ZPass:New exec-director sought

Originally published in issue 54 of Tollroads Newsletter, which came out in Mar 2001.

Page:18

Subjects:E-ZPass IAG Inter Agency Group future

Agencies:IAG

Sources:Thurston

Eric Christianson from the New York State Thruway is an interim CEO of IAG since Barta has left, but he won’t be seeking the permanent job.  read more »

E-ZPass Pop Culture:


E-ZPass Pop Culture:

Originally published in issue 45 of Tollroads Newsletter, which came out in Jan 2000.

Page:1

Subjects:E-ZPass humor

Agencies:IAG

Sources:Letterman AP

E-ZPass Pop Culture  read more »

NJ CONSORTIUM:Able/MFS Staggers On


NJ CONSORTIUM:Able/MFS Staggers On

Originally published in issue 37 of Tollroads Newsletter, which came out in Mar 1999.

Page:10

Subjects:bankruptcy suit law damages crooks thieves violations

Facilities:NJ Turnpike consortium

Agencies:NJTA Consortium IAG Able MFS

Locations:NJ

Sources:Ed Gross Asensio

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CORRECTION & APOLOGY:US did provide $s for E-ZPass


CORRECTION & APOLOGY:US did provide $s for E-ZPass

Originally published in issue 35 of Tollroads Newsletter, which came out in Jan 1999.

Page:12

Subjects:US$s for E-ZPass Correction

Facilities:NYSTA IAG NJ Turnpike FHWA

Agencies:FHWA

Locations:NY NJ

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INTEROPERABILITY Dual mode e-tags


INTEROPERABILITY Dual mode e-tags

Originally published in issue 27 of Tollroads Newsletter, which came out in May 1998.

Page:1

Subjects:dual mode dual-mode e-toll DSRC standards

Agencies:IAG HELP ACVO

Sources:Landis Rena Barta Crabtree

INTEROPERABILITY

Dual mode e-tag rolls  read more »

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