PATNA (Metro Rail News): The Delhi Metro Rail Co (DMRC) has opened technicals bids submitted by an Indian company for the contract Package PC-01 & PC-02 of Patna Metro Rail project.
On 11th of June, DMRC opened technical bids for the tender asked for a 6.107 km long section construction, connecting Mahahi Pakri to New ISBT, This is a section of 17.95 km long Corridor two of the Patna Metro project that will connect Patna Railway Station – New ISBT by 14 metro stations.
Bids submitted by five Indian firms for the construction of elevated viaducts & 5 stations which are – Malai Pakri, Khemni Chak, Bhoothnath, Zero Mile & New ISBT, for that tender was floated in the last week of Feb.
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The firms, based on DMRC, the tender cost is Rs 514.924 cr:
- NCC Limited
- GR Infraprojects Limited
- Dinesh Chandra R. Agrawal Infracon Private Limited
- Sam (India) Builtwell Private Limited
- SP Singla Constructions Private Limited
On 9 June 2020, bids were opened for the tender for Package PC-02 asked for the construction of the New ISBT Depot of Patna Metro project in April 2020.
Seven Indian firms, expected cost (Rs 172.18 crore) are:
- URC Construction Private Limited
- Sam (India) Builtwell Private Limited
- Dinesh Chandra R. Agrawal Infracon Private Limited
- Lisha Engineers Private Limited, Pinax Steel Industries Private Limited
- Quality Buildcon Private Limited
- YFC Projects Private Limited
This New ISBT Depot will cover a distance of 31 km long Phase 1 network of the project including two corridors.
