The project includes the installation of a 1,200 mm diameter stormwater collector. Launch and reception shafts have already been constructed for the remote-controlled microtunnelling system manufactured by Germany’s Herrenknecht AG. The technology enables high-precision trenchless pipe installation with continuous geodetic guidance, ensuring compliance with design parameters even in challenging geological conditions and near existing underground utilities.

Microtunnelling allows underground infrastructure to be installed without extensive surface excavation, making it particularly suitable for the densely developed Vynohradar district, where it minimizes disruption to traffic, utilities, urban infrastructure and residents' daily lives.

Construction is currently focused on the section between the Mostytska and Varshavska stations. More than 1,500 metres of twin-bore tunnels have been completed, while the turnout structure towards the future Vynohradar station has been fully constructed and backfilled.

Installation of galvanized cable brackets has also begun within the completed tunnels. These will support power, control and communication cables required for electricity supply, signalling, automation, telecommunications and other systems essential for the safe and reliable operation of the metro.

Works are being carried out around the clock to ensure the rapid delivery of one of Kyiv’s key infrastructure projects.