October2 , 2026

    SEPC secures ₹270 crore contract with North Western Railway

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    SEPC Ltd, a leading Engineering, Procurement and Construction company, has secured a railway infrastructure project valued at ₹270 crore under the Ajmer–Chanderiya Doubling Project of the Ajmer Division, North Western Railway.

    The project has been awarded to the VPRPL–SBEL joint venture, with SEPC responsible for execution of the project works under the control and supervision of the Joint Venture, in line with the letter of award issued by North Western Railway.

    The scope of the project includes comprehensive formation and civil works across the Mandpiya to Chanderiya section.

    The project is part of Indian Railways’ capacity augmentation initiatives aimed at improving operational efficiency and connectivity on key routes, the company said.

    The order further strengthens SEPC’s transportation infrastructure order book and reinforces its growing presence in the railway EPC segment, it added.

    Venkataramani Jaiganesh, Managing Director of SEPC, said the project reinforces the company’s execution capabilities in large-scale railway infrastructure works and delivery strengths.

    Railways remain a key focus area for the company, and executing this project under North Western Railway further strengthens the transportation infrastructure portfolio, he said.