The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has granted contracts to multiple firms for implementing Multi Modal Integration Facilities across stations on Mumbai Metro Line 6. The project includes road work improvements, dedicated transport bays, cycle tracks, footpaths, landscaping, and upgraded traffic management systems to enhance last-mile connectivity and commuter convenience.
The Winning Companies and their Contracts Details are Mentioned Below:
P.B Construction Co
- Tender Reference No.: MMRDA/TnC/MMI/6/PACK 1/2024
- Name of work: Appointment of Contractor for Implementation of Multi Modal Integration Facilities at Metro Stations of Mumbai Metro Line 6 Package 1 Swami Samarth Nagar to JVLR Junction.
- Awarded Value: Rs. 47,99,42,854/-
- Contract Period: 12 Months (excluding monsoon) + 02 Years DLP
Rakshit Infrastructure Project Pvt. Ltd.:
- Tender Reference No.: MMRDA/TnC/MMI/6/PACK 2/2024
- Name of work: Appointment of Contractor for Implementation of Multi Modal Integration Facilities at Metro Stations of Mumbai Metro Line 6 Package 2 Shyam Nagar to Rambaug.
- Awarded Value: Rs. 44,37,67,461/-
- Contract Period: 12 Months (excluding monsoon) + 02 Years DLP
Mansi Construction:
- Tender Reference No.: MMRDA/TnC/MMI/6/PACK 3/2024
- Name of work: Appointment of Contractor for Implementation of Multi Modal Integration Facilities at Metro Stations of Mumbai Metro Line 6 Package 3 Powai Lake to Vikroli EEH.
- Awarded Value: Rs. 40,25,52,651/-
- Contract Period: 12 Months (excluding monsoon) + 02 Years DLP
Scope of Works for the Contractors:
- Footpath and Road Improvements: Widening and developing footpaths, along with road works and stormwater drain upgrades within the designated metro station influence area.
- Dedicated Transport Facilities: Creating pick-up and drop-off bays for buses, autos, taxis, feeders, private vehicles, along with cycle tracks and parking areas.
- Junction and Traffic Management: Geometric improvements at junctions, lane marking, installation of signals, signage, central medians, handrails, and traffic management measures.
- Street Furniture and Landscaping: Installation of street furniture, such as dustbins, benches, kiosks, bus stops, along with landscaping, tree guards, street lights relocation, and wayfinding signage.
- Coordination with Utility Agencies: Collaboration with MCGM, BEST, RTO, and utility providers like Reliance Energy, TATA Power, and others for the relocation of junction boxes and overall improvement.
Conclusion:
This ambitious initiative by MMRDA aims to streamline multi-modal connectivity, making it easier for commuters to access metro stations efficiently. By partnering with multiple stakeholders and utility agencies, the project seeks to transform the transportation landscape around Metro Line 6, ultimately benefiting thousands of daily commuters in Mumbai.
Source: MMRDA – Tender Update | Image Credit (representational): MMRDA
