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MoRTH floats tender for road construction in Karnataka
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MoRTH floats tender for road construction in Karnataka

The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways of the Government of India has invited bids for the construction of a two-lane road in the state of Karnataka. The scope of work includes the construction of two lanes from existing ch 55.600 km to 90.700 km (design ch from 0 km to 13.832 km of realignment) of NH-766C in the state of Karnataka, as well as two major bridges across Sharavathi Backwaters. The project's estimated cost is Rs 2.46 billion, with a completion date of 24 months.

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The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways of the Government of India has invited bids for the construction of a two-lane road in the state of Karnataka. The scope of work includes the construction of two lanes from existing ch 55.600 km to 90.700 km (design ch from 0 km to 13.832 km of realignment) of NH-766C in the state of Karnataka, as well as two major bridges across Sharavathi Backwaters. The project's estimated cost is Rs 2.46 billion, with a completion date of 24 months. Also read: Coimbatore City Municipal Corporation starts repairing roads Chhattisgarh asks Centre to revoke coal mine clearance

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