MoRTH Floats Tender for Arunachal Bridges Project
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MoRTH Floats Tender for Arunachal Bridges Project

The Ministry of Road Transport & Highways (MoRTH) has invited bids for the construction of bridges across the Dibang and Lohit River systems, along with approach roads between Chowkham-Digaru and Bomjur-Meka in Arunachal Pradesh. The project, part of the Arunachal Pradesh Package under SARDP-NE, will be executed on a DBFOT annuity basis.

Additionally, MoRTH is seeking Independent Engineer services for the operation and maintenance stage of the project. The estimated cost stands at around Rs 7.6 billion, with a completion period of 68 months.

The last date for bid submission is 20 March 2025.

The Ministry of Road Transport & Highways (MoRTH) has invited bids for the construction of bridges across the Dibang and Lohit River systems, along with approach roads between Chowkham-Digaru and Bomjur-Meka in Arunachal Pradesh. The project, part of the Arunachal Pradesh Package under SARDP-NE, will be executed on a DBFOT annuity basis. Additionally, MoRTH is seeking Independent Engineer services for the operation and maintenance stage of the project. The estimated cost stands at around Rs 7.6 billion, with a completion period of 68 months. The last date for bid submission is 20 March 2025.

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