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Linha Universidade

Linha Universidade or LinhaUni is the company responsible for the construction and operation of São Paulo Metro Line 6-Orange for 24 years (2020–2044), through a public-private partnership concession, in partnership with the Government of the State of São Paulo.[2][3] Its main associate is Spanish group Acciona.[4][5]

Line 6, in its first phase, will have 15.3 km of extension, and will connect stations Brasilândia and São Joaquim, being completely underground.[6][7]

LinhaUni rolling stock

Line 6 will have a rolling stock of 22 trains, with 6 cars each, to be made by Alstom.[8][9]

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  1. Renato Lobo. Empresa resgata 4.000 itens históricos em obras de estação do metrô Via Trólebus, 10 July 2023, retrieved 11 July 2023^
  2. Renato Lobo. Em edição extra no Diário Oficial, concessionária assume terrenos da Linha 6 do Metrô Via Trólebus, 5 October 2020, retrieved 28 November 2020^
  3. Ricardo Meier. Linha Universidade consegue captar R$ 1 bilhão para financiar obras da Linha 6-Laranja Metrô CPTM, 9 October 2020, retrieved 28 November 2020^
  4. Concessionária Linha Universidade LinhaUni, 2020, retrieved 28 November 2020^
  5. Renato Lobo. Quem é a Acciona, principal sócia da operadora da Linha 6-Laranja do Metrô? Via Trólebus, 8 October 2020, retrieved 28 November 2020^
  6. Ricardo Meier. LinhaUni será a operadora da Linha 6-Laranja a partir de 2025 Metrô CPTM, 7 October 2020, retrieved 28 November 2020^
  7. Ricardo Meier. Doria anuncia retomada das obras da Linha 6-Laranja nesta terça-feira, 6 Metrô CPTM, 5 October 2020, retrieved 28 November 2020^
  8. Ricardo Meier. Alstom volta a ser contratada para fornecer trens da Linha 6-Laranja do Metrô Metrô CPTM, 23 October 2020, retrieved 28 November 2020^
  9. Trens da Linha 6-Laranja serão fornecidos pela Alstom Revista Ferroviária, 23 October 2020, retrieved 28 November 2020^