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Patna, India (Metro Rail Today): Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has awarded a significant contract worth Rs. 24.82 crore to Otis Elevator Company (India) Limited for the design, manufacture, supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of heavy-duty machine-room-less elevators for the Patna Metro Rail Project. The project, which aims to enhance urban mobility in Patna, is slated for completion within 36 months and includes essential civil works, training, and maintenance provisions.
Under the contract, Otis will provide machine-room-less elevators to facilitate seamless passenger movement across stations and depots, ensuring accessibility for all, including specially-abled individuals. The comprehensive scope of work includes:
Otis will also provide continued service commitments, including:
This contract marks a significant milestone for the Patna Metro Rail Project, bringing the city closer to providing world-class urban mobility solutions. The inclusion of heavy-duty, machine-room-less elevators is set to enhance accessibility, efficiency, and safety for metro passengers, especially for people with disabilities. With Otis India’s expertise in vertical transportation solutions, the Patna Metro is expected to become a model of seamless, reliable, and inclusive urban transportation upon completion.