MMRDA Invites Bids for Palghar Creek Bridge Construction

28 Aug 2024 CW Team

The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has issued a call for bids to construct a key creek bridge in Palghar. This project is designed to improve connectivity and bolster infrastructure in the region. The new bridge aims to alleviate traffic congestion and support the area's growing transportation needs.

The planned bridge will span a vital creek, facilitating smoother travel and linking important routes. This development is part of MMRDA's broader strategy to enhance regional infrastructure and support urban expansion.

Interested contractors are invited to submit their proposals, with the MMRDA emphasising the importance of timely and high-quality construction. The project is expected to significantly impact local transport by improving access and reducing travel times.

The successful bidder will be responsible for overseeing the bridge's construction, ensuring that it meets all technical and safety standards. This initiative reflects MMRDA's commitment to upgrading infrastructure and promoting economic growth in the Palghar region.

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