by Ghella, in a joint venture (JV) with the Eeteria Consortium and CMB, has received a contract worth around € 360 million ($ 414.6 million) to extend the M1 Milan metro line in Italy.
This project extends the ‘Red Line’ by 3.3 km and adds three new stations.
The contract, which includes safety -related costs and the implementation of the legality protocol, was obtained by a short -term JV consisting of Ghella, CMB and the Eeteria consortium consisting of Vianini Lavori, Itinera and I.CO.P ..
The western expansion of the M1 -Metrolijn van Milan (the Rode Line) starts from the existing Bisghlie station and will have a fully underground route.
The project will include three new stations: Parri-Valsesia, Baggio and Olmi, together with six auxiliary structures.
The majority of the tunnel will be dug out using a tunnel drill, which is expected to minimize the disruption of the surface.
The expansion project will include fire prevention technologies to improve the safety levels for passengers.
Ghella, a company that deals with building large -scale public infrastructure, has a track record of more than 190 tunnels, which connects more than 1,000 km of metro’s, railways, highways and hydraulic works.
The company employs more than 6,000 people and is active in various regions, including Oceania, Europe, North and South America and West -Asia.
In February 2024, Epiroc supplied several battery-electric vehicles to the AF Ghella JV for a water tunnel construction project in Oslo, Norway.
In addition, in December 2023, the Victorian government of Australia granted a contract of $ 3.6 billion to the Suburban Connect Consortium, consisting of Ghella, CPB contractors and Acciona Construction, to deliver the first major tunnel package of the propagatical rail loop East Project.
“Ghella JV secures $ 414.6 million Milan M1 Metro Line Extension Contract” was originally made and published by World Construction Network, a Global Data brand.
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