On December 6, 2021, the Hunan Provincial Tendering and Bidding Supervision Network announced that the first phase of Changsha Rail Transit Line 7 (Yuntang Station-Wulipai Station) civil construction project won the public bidding announcement. The total length of the line is 16.836 kilometers. It won 2 bids totaling 6.1 billion, and China Construction received 3 billion.

Project Overview

The first phase of Changsha Rail Transit Line 7 (Yuntang Station-Wulipai Station) is located in the Hedong area of Changsha City. The line starts at Yuntang Station and ends at Wulipai Station. The total length of the line is 16.836 kilometers and there are 16 stations. Among them, there are 9 transfer stations with an average distance of 1.106 kilometers. The line is mainly laid along Shaoshan Road and Bayi Road, connecting the main commercial districts such as Hongxing Commercial District, Dongtang Commercial District and Yuanjialing Commercial District, covering the passenger flow corridor of Shaoshan Road, connecting with transportation hubs such as South Bus Station and Changsha Railway Station. An encrypted supplementary line in the urban area. Section 1 is from Yuntang Station (inclusive) to Wanfunan Station (inclusive), car depot (including entry and exit lines), 3 stations and 3 sections. Section 2 is from Wanfunan Station (not included) to Yuhuating Station (not included), with 6 stations and 7 sections. Section 3 is from Yuhuating Station (inclusive) to Wulipai Station (inclusive), with 7 stations and 6 sections.

Successful bid information

1 The bidding section was led by China State Construction Engineering Corporation. The consortium of China Construction Sixth Engineering Bureau Co., Ltd. and China Construction Fifth Engineering Bureau Co., Ltd. won the bid with 3 billion. Section 2 and Section 3 are led by China Railway Construction Co., Ltd., China Railway 11th Bureau Group Co., Ltd., China Railway 12th Bureau Group Co., Ltd., China Railway 14th Bureau Group Co., Ltd., and China Railway 18th Bureau Group Co., Ltd. Won the bid with 3.065 billion and 3.1 billion. Editor/Sang Xiaomei