BMC invites bids for DP Road construction

06 Dec 2023 CW Team

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has invited a tender worth Rs 105 crore for the construction of the proposed DP road at Malad East to alleviate traffic congestion in the suburbs. The construction of the road aims to facilitate the smooth movement of traffic from Kandivali Thakur village, Thakur complex, and the Malad area.

The BMC has invited a tender worth Rs 105 crores for the construction of the proposed DP road at Malad East to alleviate traffic congestion in the suburbs. The construction of the road aims to facilitate the smooth movement of traffic from Kandivali Thakur village, Thakur complex, and the Malad area.

The road's length will be one and a half km, stretching from the Malad reservoir to Police quarters. BMC has placed emphasis on the cement concretisation of roads, leading to the invitation of tenders worth Rs 105.23 crores. The road is expected to be completed in the next 18 months, excluding the monsoon period.

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