Haryana Mass Rapid Transport Corporation has submitted a ₹1,286 crore tender for a viaduct and 14 elevated stations along the Gurugram Metro Corridor. The project, which spans 15.22 km from Millennium City Centre to Sector-9, includes a spur to Dwarka Expressway and a ramp to Sector-33 depot.
The Haryana government has initiated a significant step toward enhancing urban mobility in Gurugram by floating a ₹1,286 crore tender for the construction of a metro viaduct and associated stations. This development is part of the larger Gurugram Metro Expansion Project, aiming to bolster public transportation infrastructure in the rapidly growing city.
Project Overview
The tender, issued by the Gurugram Metro Rail Limited (GMRL), encompasses the following key components:
- Viaduct Construction: A 15.221 km elevated metro rail viaduct extending from Millennium City Centre to Sector 9.
- Station Development: Construction of 14 elevated stations along the aforementioned stretch.
- Spur Line: A 1.85 km spur connecting to the Dwarka Expressway.
- Depot Access: A ramp leading to the proposed depot located in Sector 33.
Notably, this contract excludes the Pre-Engineered Building (PEB) and architectural finishing works for the Gurugram Metro Corridor between Millennium City Centre and Cyber City.
Tender Details
These timelines indicate the project’s readiness to commence construction activities promptly upon finalizing the contractual agreements.
Strategic Importance
This initiative is a segment of the expansive 28.5 km Gurugram Metro network, designed to form a ring line connecting various parts of Gurugram, including both new and old regions, through 27 stations. The comprehensive project is estimated at ₹5,452.72 crore, with funding contributions from both the central and state governments.
Anticipated Benefits
The metro expansion is poised to deliver several advantages:
- Enhanced Connectivity: Linking key residential and commercial hubs, thereby reducing travel time and congestion.
- Economic Growth: Stimulating local economies through improved access and mobility.
- Environmental Impact: Offering a sustainable alternative to road transport, potentially reducing carbon emissions.
Next Steps
Prospective contractors are expected to participate in the pre-bid meeting to clarify project specifics before submitting their proposals by the April 22 deadline. Following the evaluation of bids, GMRL aims to commence construction promptly, adhering to the 24-month completion timeline.
This development marks a pivotal advancement in Gurugram’s urban infrastructure, reflecting the Haryana government’s commitment to modernizing public transportation and accommodating the city’s growing mobility needs.
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