Universal MEP Wins Contract for Chennai Metro Line 5

Chennai Metro Rail has recently awarded a significant contract worth Rs. 137.86 crore to Universal MEP Projects & Engineering Services for the comprehensive Electrical and Mechanical (E&M) systems, fire protection, ventilation, and air-conditioning on Line 5. This critical undertaking is part of Phase-II of the Chennai metro, specifically for the 44.6 km Pink line, extending from Madhavaram to Sholinganallur. The ambitious project spans a duration of 2.2 years and encompasses the development of 22 elevated stations, including associated viaducts, aiming to enhance the city's metro infrastructure.

The scope of the contract is extensive, covering various aspects such as the supply, installation, testing, commissioning, and training. Universal MEP Projects & Engineering Services is entrusted with the responsibility of ensuring the seamless integration and functioning of essential systems critical to the operational efficiency and safety of the Chennai metro.

The strategic significance of this contract lies not only in the scale of the infrastructure it addresses but also in its contribution to the overall modernization and expansion efforts of Chennai's metro network, providing a more sustainable and efficient public transportation system for the growing urban population.

As Line 5 plays a pivotal role in connecting key areas within Chennai, the successful execution of this project will not only boost the city's transportation capabilities but also set a benchmark for future metro expansions and upgrades.

The collaboration between Chennai Metro Rail and Universal MEP Projects & Engineering Services underscores a commitment to cutting-edge technology and engineering excellence in shaping the future of urban mobility in the region.

News by Rahul Yelligetti