DMRC to become general consultant for Jaipur Metro's upcoming corridors: Officials 
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DMRC to become general consultant for Jaipur Metro’s upcoming corridors: Officials

DMRC to act as a general consultant for two upcoming corridors of the Jaipur Metro to ensure quality and a time-bound completion of the project, said officials

PSU Watch Bureau

New Delhi: The DMRC has been appointed as a general consultant for two upcoming corridors of the Jaipur Metro to ensure quality and a time-bound completion of the project, said officials on Saturday. The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) was also involved in the construction of the presently operational corridors of the Jaipur Metro.

'DMRC will now provide consultancy for the project's quality aspects & timebound completion'

"DMRC has been appointed as the General Consultant for Jaipur Metro's upcoming corridors from Badi Chaupar to Transport Nagar (Phase 1C) and Mansarovar to 200 ft Bypass, Ajmer Road (Phase 1D). DMRC will now provide consultancy for the project's quality aspects and timebound completion," said the Delhi Metro in a tweet.

A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed in Jaipur on Friday between Jaipur Metro's CMD P Ramesh and DMRC's Director, Business Development, Pramit Kumar Garg, it said in another tweet.

The DMRC has provided consultancy for several metro projects across the country.

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