Man Structurals Completes Katni Grade Separator Project Trial Run
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Man Structurals Completes Katni Grade Separator Project Trial Run

Man Structurals has marked a milestone with the successful trial run of the Katni Grade Separator Project on July 19, 2025. Executed by IRCON under the West Central Railway Zone, the project is among Asia’s longest grade separator bridges. 

The company’s role in the UP Line trial received recognition from the Hon’ble Minister of Railways, Shri Ashwini Vaishnaw. “It’s an honour to contribute to a project of national importance,” said Gaurav Rungta, Managing Director, Man Structurals. “Being part of such a transformative initiative and receiving recognition at the highest level motivates us to keep delivering excellence.” 

Man Structurals was entrusted with end-to-end execution of the electrification system for the UP Line, covering design and engineering of a 2x25KV, 50Hz AC system, supply of compliant materials, installation across both UP and DOWN lines, and testing and commissioning. The Commissioner of Railway Safety (CRS) inspection was successfully conducted on August 11–12, 2025. 

This accomplishment underscores the company’s technical capabilities and its commitment to advancing India’s infrastructure development.

Man Structurals has marked a milestone with the successful trial run of the Katni Grade Separator Project on July 19, 2025. Executed by IRCON under the West Central Railway Zone, the project is among Asia’s longest grade separator bridges. The company’s role in the UP Line trial received recognition from the Hon’ble Minister of Railways, Shri Ashwini Vaishnaw. “It’s an honour to contribute to a project of national importance,” said Gaurav Rungta, Managing Director, Man Structurals. “Being part of such a transformative initiative and receiving recognition at the highest level motivates us to keep delivering excellence.” Man Structurals was entrusted with end-to-end execution of the electrification system for the UP Line, covering design and engineering of a 2x25KV, 50Hz AC system, supply of compliant materials, installation across both UP and DOWN lines, and testing and commissioning. The Commissioner of Railway Safety (CRS) inspection was successfully conducted on August 11–12, 2025. This accomplishment underscores the company’s technical capabilities and its commitment to advancing India’s infrastructure development.

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