JIKA Smart Installation Bags Key Contract For 50 MW Data Centre In Pune
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JIKA Smart Installation Bags Key Contract For 50 MW Data Centre In Pune

JIKA Smart Installation Systems has landed a key contract to develop critical infrastructure for a 50 MW data centre in Pune, Maharashtra. The project which is commissioned by a multinational firm, focuses on JIKA’s strong reputation in delivering reliable, scalable solutions in the data centre industry. 

The contract entails the development of hot aisle containment systems across 1.6 lakh sq ft of space. JIKA will be responsible for the design, supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of this essential infrastructure. Pune, already a hub for multinational IT firms, is set to further enhance its status with this state-of-the-art data centre. 

Rushabh Dedhia, Managing Director of JIKA, expressed pride in securing the project, noting that the contract reflects clients’ trust in JIKA’s ability to engineer future-ready solutions. This new data centre facility will strengthen Pune’s growing reputation as a leader in cutting-edge technology infrastructure. 

Based in Mumbai, JIKA has become a recognised name in the industry, specialising in heavy-duty structural ceilings, seismic-resistant engineering, and modular framing systems. The company has already delivered over 13 lakh sq ft of data centre space and 280 MW of projects, with an additional 452 MW currently under development. 

JIKA Smart Installation Systems has landed a key contract to develop critical infrastructure for a 50 MW data centre in Pune, Maharashtra. The project which is commissioned by a multinational firm, focuses on JIKA’s strong reputation in delivering reliable, scalable solutions in the data centre industry. The contract entails the development of hot aisle containment systems across 1.6 lakh sq ft of space. JIKA will be responsible for the design, supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of this essential infrastructure. Pune, already a hub for multinational IT firms, is set to further enhance its status with this state-of-the-art data centre. Rushabh Dedhia, Managing Director of JIKA, expressed pride in securing the project, noting that the contract reflects clients’ trust in JIKA’s ability to engineer future-ready solutions. This new data centre facility will strengthen Pune’s growing reputation as a leader in cutting-edge technology infrastructure. Based in Mumbai, JIKA has become a recognised name in the industry, specialising in heavy-duty structural ceilings, seismic-resistant engineering, and modular framing systems. The company has already delivered over 13 lakh sq ft of data centre space and 280 MW of projects, with an additional 452 MW currently under development. 

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