Mumbai's Rs 166.21 billion Coastal Road Extension Contracts Finalised
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Mumbai's Rs 166.21 billion Coastal Road Extension Contracts Finalised

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has made significant progress in the development of Mumbai's coastal road extension, linking Versova to Dahisar. The Rs 166.21 billion project has now finalized contracts with four selected contractors for Package B.

This strategic move marks a crucial step forward in enhancing Mumbai's transportation infrastructure, addressing the growing need for efficient and well-connected road networks. The coastal road extension is expected to play a pivotal role in easing traffic congestion and improving accessibility along the western stretch of the city.

The selection of contractors for Package B reflects the BMC's commitment to timely and efficient project execution. The coastal road project, with its substantial investment, aims to provide a modern and seamless transportation experience for residents and commuters in Mumbai.

As the contracts are finalised, the focus is now on expediting construction to meet project milestones. The Versova-Dahisar coastal road extension is poised to be a transformative addition to Mumbai's infrastructure, contributing to the city's development and addressing the challenges associated with urban mobility.

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has made significant progress in the development of Mumbai's coastal road extension, linking Versova to Dahisar. The Rs 166.21 billion project has now finalized contracts with four selected contractors for Package B. This strategic move marks a crucial step forward in enhancing Mumbai's transportation infrastructure, addressing the growing need for efficient and well-connected road networks. The coastal road extension is expected to play a pivotal role in easing traffic congestion and improving accessibility along the western stretch of the city. The selection of contractors for Package B reflects the BMC's commitment to timely and efficient project execution. The coastal road project, with its substantial investment, aims to provide a modern and seamless transportation experience for residents and commuters in Mumbai. As the contracts are finalised, the focus is now on expediting construction to meet project milestones. The Versova-Dahisar coastal road extension is poised to be a transformative addition to Mumbai's infrastructure, contributing to the city's development and addressing the challenges associated with urban mobility.

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