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RVNL emerges as lowest bidder for Maharashtra Metro Rail Corporation's elevated metro viaduct construction

RVNL emerged as the Lowest Bidder (L1) for the "Design and Construction of Elevated Metro Viaduct" project

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New Delhi: State-owned Rail Vikas Nigam Limited (RVNL) said in a regulatory filing on Friday that it emerged as the Lowest Bidder (L1) for the "Design and Construction of Elevated Metro Viaduct" project. The contract was awarded by Maharashtra Metro Rail Corporation Limited (MMRCL) and pertains to Reach 2A of the Nagpur Metro Rail Project (NMRP) Phase-2, the filing added.

RVNL emerges as L1 bidder after a competitive bidding process conducted by MMRCL

RVNL, known for its expertise in railway infrastructure development, secured the coveted position of L1 bidder after a competitive bidding process conducted by MMRCL. The scope of the project involves the construction of an elevated metro viaduct spanning a length of 6.92 kilometers, from Ch. (-) 657.182 meters to Ch. (-) 7576.78 meters, in Reach 2A of NMRP Phase-2.

The successful bid by RVNL underscores the company's strong technical capabilities, proven track record, and commitment to delivering high-quality projects. The estimated cost of the project is Rs 394,89,84,782, reflecting the scale and significance of the undertaking.

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