Tender process launched for Ponnani Bridge
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Tender process launched for Ponnani Bridge

With a Rs.2.89 bn allocation from KIIFB for boosting infrastructure development in Ponnani, the tendering process for the proposed suspension bridge across the Bharathapuzha connecting Ponnani harbour with Padinharekkara in Kerala has got under way. Modelled on the lines of the iconic Howrah Bridge in Kolkata, the 1-km bridge will pass over the estuary where the Bharathapuzha opens into the Arabian Sea. L&T infrastructure, which was given the task of preparing the detailed project report, submitted the DPR recently. The government has initiated measures to float a global tender to identify companies to undertake the project.

Contact: Tom Jose, Chief Secretary, Government of Kerala.

Address: Government Secretariat Government of Kerala Thiruvananthapuram Kerala-695 001.

Tel: 0471-233 3147.

E-mail: chiefsecy@kerala.gov.in

Website: gad.kerala.gov.in

With a Rs.2.89 bn allocation from KIIFB for boosting infrastructure development in Ponnani, the tendering process for the proposed suspension bridge across the Bharathapuzha connecting Ponnani harbour with Padinharekkara in Kerala has got under way. Modelled on the lines of the iconic Howrah Bridge in Kolkata, the 1-km bridge will pass over the estuary where the Bharathapuzha opens into the Arabian Sea. L&T infrastructure, which was given the task of preparing the detailed project report, submitted the DPR recently. The government has initiated measures to float a global tender to identify companies to undertake the project.Contact: Tom Jose, Chief Secretary, Government of Kerala.Address: Government Secretariat Government of Kerala Thiruvananthapuram Kerala-695 001.Tel: 0471-233 3147.E-mail: chiefsecy@kerala.gov.inWebsite: gad.kerala.gov.in

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