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Alstom Wins ₹422.1 Cr Train Maintenance Contract for Delhi Metro

Alstom Wins ₹422.1 Cr Train Maintenance Contract for Delhi Metro

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DELHI (Metro Rail News): Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has announced Alstom Transport India Limited as the lowest bidder for the 10-year train maintenance contract of the Delhi Metro Rail Project. 

DMRC invited bids for this contract with a 3650-day deadline. Technical bids were opened on 21 February 2025, revealing that 4 firms have submitted bids for the contract. 

The technical evaluation of the submitted bids took place on 9 July 2025. During the technical evaluation round, 2 firms’ bids were rejected. On the same day, financial bids were opened, revealing Alstom as the lowest Bidder for the contract.

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Financial Bid Values 

Firm Bid Value
Alstom Transport India Limited₹ 422.1 Cr
Smh Rail Sdn Bhd₹ 860.7 Cr

Contract Value: Rs. 422 Crores (Approx) 

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Contract Duration: 3650 Days (10 years)

DMRC Brief Scope: Ten-Year Comprehensive Annual Maintenance Contract of Bombardier Make Metro Trains, Machines and Plants and Housekeeping of Trains and Badli Depot.

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