Univastu India Secures ₹23.74 Crore CCTV Project from L&T for Mumbai Metro
Univastu India Limited received a work order from Larsen & Toubro Limited for a CCTV System for the Mumbai Metro Line 4 & 4A Project. The contract value is ₹23.74 Crore, including 18% GST. The project includes design, manufacturing, supply, installation, testing, and maintenance for 2 years (DLMP) and 5 years (CMP). Execution is expected within 67 weeks.
The value of the order is substantial and represents a new project win, which will contribute to the company's revenue and potentially its market presence, although it may not drastically alter the company's overall financial standing immediately.
The announcement details the successful acquisition of a new work order from a major client, Larsen & Toubro, indicating business growth and revenue generation for Univastu India Limited.
Univastu India Limited has announced the receipt of a significant work order from M/s Larsen & Toubro Limited. The order, dated September 16, 2026, is for the Design, Manufacture, Routine Testing, Quality Assurance, Supply, Factory Acceptance test, Packing and Forwarding, Installation, Interface, Configuration, Integration, Testing and Commissioning, Spare Parts, Training at site, Defect Liability Maintenance Period (DLMP) of 2 years, and Comprehensive Maintenance Period (CMP) of 5 years of a CCTV System.
This project is for the CA-234 Mumbai Metro Line 4 & 4A (Wadala – Kasarvadvali – Gaimukh) Project. The total contract value is ₹23,74,01,563/- (Rupees Twenty-Three Crore Seventy-Four Lakhs One Thousand Five Hundred Sixty-Three Only), inclusive of 18% GST. The scope of work is strictly as per the project's main contract employer's requirements and may include amendments, modifications, or variations ordered by the contractor (L&T).
The execution timeline for the work involves 67 Weeks for Design & Build (D&B), followed by a 2-year DLMP and a 5-year CMP. The awarding entity, M/s Larsen & Toubro Limited, is a domestic company. Univastu India Limited has confirmed that there is no interest from promoters, promoter group, or group companies in the entity that awarded the order, and the contract does not fall under related party transactions.
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