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3 bidders for extension work of Delhi Metro Magenta Line
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3 bidders for extension work of Delhi Metro Magenta Line

Three civil construction companies submitted bids last week for the 3.5 km Package DC-01A (Vikaspuri Ramp � Mangolpuri) of the 28.92 km Janakpuri West � RK Ashram extension of the Delhi Metro Magenta Line.

The elevated section has four stations of 12.375 km Package DC-01 of the Delhi Metro Phase 4 project, which connects Vikaspuri Ramp and Haiderpur-Badli Mor Station via ten stations.

China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation � KEC International (CCECC � KEC) JV received the construction contract from Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) in November 2019 with a 30-month completion deadline.

Following discussions between CCECC � KEC and DMRC, this portion was removed from the purview of DC-01. In September, the DMRC floated a construction bid with a 24-month timetable and an estimated cost of Rs. 3.98 billion.

The bidders include HG Infra Engineering, KEC International, and Sam India Builtwell.

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Three civil construction companies submitted bids last week for the 3.5 km Package DC-01A (Vikaspuri Ramp � Mangolpuri) of the 28.92 km Janakpuri West � RK Ashram extension of the Delhi Metro Magenta Line.The elevated section has four stations of 12.375 km Package DC-01 of the Delhi Metro Phase 4 project, which connects Vikaspuri Ramp and Haiderpur-Badli Mor Station via ten stations.China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation � KEC International (CCECC � KEC) JV received the construction contract from Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) in November 2019 with a 30-month completion deadline.Following discussions between CCECC � KEC and DMRC, this portion was removed from the purview of DC-01. In September, the DMRC floated a construction bid with a 24-month timetable and an estimated cost of Rs. 3.98 billion.The bidders include HG Infra Engineering, KEC International, and Sam India Builtwell.Also ReadBKT’s world-class mining masterpieces at IMMEVedanta conducts masterclass to boost productivity of extrusion industry.

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