SEPC Limited, a diversified Indian Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) company, has secured a ₹269.69 crore subcontract for railway infrastructure works under the Ajmer–Chanderiya Doubling Project in the Ajmer Division of North Western Railway (NWR). 
The subcontract was awarded to the VPRPL–SBEL Joint Venture, with SEPC responsible for executing the project scope under the joint venture’s supervision in accordance with the Letter of Award issued by the North Western Railway. 
Under this contract, SEPC will undertake extensive formation and civil works on the Mandpiya to Chanderiya section. The work will include earthwork for embankment filling, cutting and blanketing, construction of major and minor bridges, road under bridges (RUBs) and limited-height subways, and foot over bridges. 
In addition to civil structures, the scope covers construction of station buildings and allied facilities, platforms and platform shelters, staff quarters, permanent way (P-Way) work including ballast supply and broad-gauge track laying, as well as associated electrical works. These activities form part of Indian Railways’ larger capacity expansion and connectivity enhancement initiatives on key corridors. 
The Ajmer–Chanderiya doubling project is a strategic infrastructure undertaking that aims to increase rail capacity, improve freight and passenger movement, and enhance operational efficiency in the region. For SEPC, the ₹269.69 crore subcontract further strengthens its transportation infrastructure order book and reinforces its presence in the rail EPC segment. 
Mr. Venkataramani Jaiganesh, Managing Director of SEPC Limited, commented that the award reflects the company’s execution capabilities in large-scale railway works and underscores the confidence placed in its technical and delivery strengths. 
Following the announcement of the subcontract win, SEPC’s shares saw a positive reaction in the market, reflecting investor confidence in the company’s growing infrastructure portfolio.