Quadrant Future Tek Limited (QFTL) has won a Rs. 978.60 crore contract from Indian Railways and CLW to install the indigenous Kavach Automatic Train Protection (ATP) system on 1,200 locomotives. This major step enhances railway safety, minimizes human error, and strengthens India’s self-reliance in railway technology. Implementation will be phased over the next year.
Enhancing Railway Safety with Indigenous Technology:
Kavach is a next-generation railway safety system designed to prevent collisions, reduce human error, and optimize train operations. By securing this project, QFTL reaffirms its role as a leader in railway safety solutions, supporting the government’s push for Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliance in railway technology).
Project Execution and Implementation Plan:
The installation and commissioning of the Kavach system will be carried out in phases over the next year, ensuring seamless integration, high-quality implementation, and timely delivery. This initiative will significantly modernize Indian Railways’ safety framework and enhance operational efficiency.
Conclusion:
QFTL’s contract for installing Kavach on 1,200 locomotives marks a significant leap in railway safety and self-reliance. As the project unfolds in phases, it promises enhanced operational efficiency, accident prevention, and improved train control, reinforcing India’s commitment to indigenous technological advancements in rail transport.
Source: Quadrant – Press Release | Image Credit: Quadrant
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