📋 Tender Overview
With a more agile work structure and prioritized project goals, the Aalen-Heidenheim Mobility Pact will continue its work until 2030. Measures to relieve the burden on the transport infrastructure should be implemented more quickly in the future. At this years steering committee meeting, the partners signed the agreement on November 5, 2025 to continue their cooperation until 2030, thereby reaffirming the common goal of relieving the transport network by promoting sustainable mobility for commuters. The Minister of Transport welcomed the continuation with a new direction: The Aalen-Heidenheim Mobility Pact has proven itself as a strong alliance between politics, administration and business. Everyone involved has been very committed to relieving the burden on the roads through networked and sustainable solutions and thereby making the region more livable. I am pleased that we have reflected on the work to date and will now move forward more specifically and quickly. The new way of working is intended to promote the active commitment of the partners and open up space for fresh ideas. District President Susanne Bay emphasized: The Aalen-Heidenheim Mobility Pact was founded with the aim of taking a holistic view of the challenges of the transport infrastructure and mastering them. Everyone involved has contributed important ideas and shown great commitment. Together we have already achieved a lot. However, we still have a lot to do. I am therefore very pleased that we are continuing the mobility pact. I am sure that we will be able to achieve a lot of progress together, also thanks to the new agile project teams. Together we will make life and... To make the Aalen-Heidenheim economic area more attractive and sustainable in the long term through innovative and networked mobility solutions. New work structure, new opportunities Before the current decision to continue, partners comprehensively evaluated the collaboration over the past five years. Based on the results, they developed the new, more agile structure for their further collaboration. In the future, for example, we will work in project teams that advance cross-transport and needs-oriented projects. The previously broad package of measures has been prioritized. In order to better combine forces, the mobility pact will in future focus on fewer, but more targeted and, above all, quickly implemented projects. At the start, the partners will focus on the fields of action digital mobility solutions and networked mobility. The progress of central infrastructure measures - such as the expansion of the cycling connection between Aalen and Heidenheim - is continuously informed and reported. Brenzbahn signing a success The fact that the consideration of all modes of transport and their networking with one another is bearing fruit is shown by todays contract signing of the Brenzbahn project. Since its founding, the mobility pact has accompanied the further development of this project as part of the working group on local rail passenger transport under the leadership of District Administrator Polta. The partners ensure that all important players in the region are informed and can adapt their mobility management in a timely manner, explained Minister Hermann. The Aalen-Heidenheim Mobility Pact was founded in 2020 to relieve the overloaded transport infrastructure through innovative, networked and sustainable solutions in the areas of road infrastructure, local public transport, cycling and operational mobility management. The state is the initiator and patron of the mobility pact and is responsible for project management. Other partners are the district offices of Heidenheim and Ostalbkreis, the city of Aalen, the city of Heidenheim an der Brenz, the city of Oberkochen, the municipality of Konigsbronn, the , the , the , the , the , the , and .
