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Opening of first section of Agra Metro in India



Agra, a city located in northern India, has opened the first section of its metro network. The Spanish consulting company Typsa has led the consortium that carries out the general advisory of the comprehensive detailed design and supervision of the construction.


Opening of first section of Agra Metro in India

(29/05/2024) 

The Uttar Pradesh Metro Rail Corporation has opened Agra Metro’s first section between Jama Masjid and Taj East Gate. This 7-km long section has six stations, of which three are underground and three are elevated. Approximately another 6.7 kilometres are under construction and 17.5 kilometres are about to begin works.

The network consists of two lines with a total of 29.6 kilometres. Line 1 extends from Sikandra to Taj East Gate, with a length of 14.3 kilometres, of which 6.6 km are elevated sections and 7.7 km are underground, executed with EPBM tunnelling machine. The line has 14 stations, including emblematic places such as Agra Fort and Taj Mahal.

Line 2 runs between Agra Cantt and Kalindi Vihar, with a length of 15.4 kilometres and 15 stations, consisting entirely of elevated sections. Both lines have standard track gauge with electrification powered by a third 750 VDC rail.

Typsa leads the consortium that carries out the general advisory of the comprehensive detailed design and supervision of the construction. The contract term is for 60 months during which the general consultancy is carried out, including the design and supervision of the construction of the circular tunnels, using BIM technology, testing and commissioning, and the management for one year covering the defects liability period, after the completion of the works.



 

 


 
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