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Matrix Geo completes 314-km highway survey
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Matrix Geo completes 314-km highway survey

Matrix Geo Solutions has completed a geospatial survey assignment covering approximately 314 km across five highway sections under LOT-2/HARYANA/Package-1 for RITES, on behalf of the National Highways Authority of India.

The assignment formed part of consultancy services for preparing Detailed Project Reports for economic corridors, inter-corridor and feeder routes. The scope included Aerial and Mobile LiDAR surveys, UAV-based topographic mapping, Ground Penetrating Radar utility mapping, Final Location Survey, land acquisition support and digitisation of cadastral maps.

The five sections covered were Rewari–Narnaul–Pacheri Kalan on NH-11; Narnaul–Nangal Chaudhary–Paniyala Mor on NH-148B; Gurgaon–Pataudi–Rewari on NH-352W; Sangat Kalan–Mandi Dabwali–Sangaria on NH-54; and Bhiwani–Bawani Khera–Hansi–Barwala on NH-148B.

The assignment had a contract value of Rs 28.3 million, including GST. RITES issued the completion certificate on 21 August 2026, confirming the satisfactory completion of the work.

According to Rahul Jain, Managing Director, Matrix Geo Solutions, the project required sustained coordination across field surveys, data processing and project requirements, with accuracy and consistency maintained throughout execution.

The project adds to the company's experience in large-scale highway surveying and demonstrates the integrated use of aerial, mobile and ground-based technologies for infrastructure planning and development.

Matrix Geo Solutions has completed a geospatial survey assignment covering approximately 314 km across five highway sections under LOT-2/HARYANA/Package-1 for RITES, on behalf of the National Highways Authority of India.The assignment formed part of consultancy services for preparing Detailed Project Reports for economic corridors, inter-corridor and feeder routes. The scope included Aerial and Mobile LiDAR surveys, UAV-based topographic mapping, Ground Penetrating Radar utility mapping, Final Location Survey, land acquisition support and digitisation of cadastral maps.The five sections covered were Rewari–Narnaul–Pacheri Kalan on NH-11; Narnaul–Nangal Chaudhary–Paniyala Mor on NH-148B; Gurgaon–Pataudi–Rewari on NH-352W; Sangat Kalan–Mandi Dabwali–Sangaria on NH-54; and Bhiwani–Bawani Khera–Hansi–Barwala on NH-148B.The assignment had a contract value of Rs 28.3 million, including GST. RITES issued the completion certificate on 21 August 2026, confirming the satisfactory completion of the work.According to Rahul Jain, Managing Director, Matrix Geo Solutions, the project required sustained coordination across field surveys, data processing and project requirements, with accuracy and consistency maintained throughout execution.The project adds to the company's experience in large-scale highway surveying and demonstrates the integrated use of aerial, mobile and ground-based technologies for infrastructure planning and development.

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