Hazoor Multi Projects Secures Rs 1.02 Bn Work Order

25 Feb 2025 CW Team

Hazoor Multi Projects has secured a work order from Venkatesh Infra Projects for reinforcement steel cutting, bending, fixing, and structural steel fabrication for a bridge construction project at the Versova-Bandra Sea Link site in Mumbai. The contract, valued at Rs 1.02 billion, involves executing the tasks as per the specified technical drawings.

The scope of work includes precise cutting and bending of reinforcement steel, ensuring its proper placement and fixing according to project specifications. Additionally, the company will fabricate structural steel components essential for the bridge’s framework, contributing to the overall structural integrity of the sea link.

This contract strengthens Hazoor Multi Projects’ position in the infrastructure sector, reflecting its expertise in executing large-scale construction assignments. The Versova-Bandra Sea Link is a crucial infrastructure initiative aimed at improving connectivity between Versova and Bandra, reducing travel time and easing congestion in Mumbai’s western corridor.

By undertaking this project, Hazoor Multi Projects is reinforcing its commitment to high-quality engineering and construction standards. The successful execution of this work order is expected to further enhance the company’s reputation and credibility in the industry.

With significant investment allocated to the project, the company’s involvement in such a large-scale infrastructure development is likely to contribute to its growth prospects. The execution of this work order will not only support the completion of the sea link but also highlight the company’s capabilities in handling complex structural and reinforcement steel work for critical infrastructure projects.

News source: Business Standard

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