12 November 2026
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RVNL Secures ₹9.64 Crore ECoR Contract for IP-Based Video Surveillance System in Trains

State-owned Rail Vikas Nigam Limited to Install, Test, and Commission Advanced Surveillance System Across East Coast Railway Rolling Stock Within 180 Days
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New Delhi: State-owned Rail Vikas Nigam Limited (RVNL) has secured a Letter of Award (LOA) from East Coast Railway (ECoR) for the supply and installation of an IP-based Video Surveillance System in the rolling stock. The project, valued at ₹9.64 crore, is aimed at enhancing safety and monitoring capabilities across ECoR trains.

Project Scope and Specifications

The contract covers the “Supply, Installation, Testing, and Commissioning of IP-based Video Surveillance System” in accordance with the RDSO Specification No. RDSO/SPN/TC/106/2025, version 3.1. The system will be implemented across rolling stock under East Coast Railway, ensuring better security management and real-time monitoring during train operations.

Read also: RVNL Awards ₹695.18 Crore Distribution Infrastructure Contracts to Salasar Techno Engineering Under RDSS

Execution Timeline

The project execution period is set at 180 days from the commencement of the contract. RVNL is expected to complete the installation, testing, and commissioning within this timeframe, adhering strictly to the specifications provided by the Research Designs and Standards Organization (RDSO).

Strategic Importance

The installation of the video surveillance system is part of ECoR’s initiative to modernize its train operations and improve passenger safety. The system will allow authorities to monitor onboard activities, prevent security breaches, and ensure quick response in case of emergencies. It reflects the growing focus of Indian Railways on leveraging technology for operational efficiency and passenger protection.

RVNL Share Performance

Following the announcement, RVNL shares were trading slightly higher by 0.22% at ₹324.30 on the BSE, reflecting a positive market response to the award.

About RVNL:

Rail Vikas Nigam Limited, a central public sector enterprise under the Ministry of Railways, specializes in implementing large-scale railway infrastructure projects across India. With expertise in project management, construction, and modern railway technology implementation, RVNL plays a pivotal role in strengthening India’s rail network and enhancing passenger services.

Read also: RVNL Bags Major ₹180.77 Crore North Eastern Railway Project for Upgrading 2×25 kV Traction and OHE Infrastructure


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