Ashoka Buildcon Wins Rs 5.68 Bn Central Railway Project Bid
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Ashoka Buildcon Wins Rs 5.68 Bn Central Railway Project Bid

Ashoka Buildcon has participated in the bidding process for a significant infrastructure project involving the construction of Earth Work, Major Bridges, Minor Bridges, Rubs, P Way Work, and various Miscellaneous Civil Works. This project is part of the Gauge Conversion work between Pachora and Jamner, covering a stretch of approximately 53.3 km. The scope of the work excludes the Pachora Yard and the Road Over Bridges, and it is being executed in connection with the Central Railway’s plans for upgrading the railway infrastructure.

After a detailed evaluation process, Ashoka Buildcon emerged as the Lowest Bidder for this project. The total bid value for the project is Rs. 568.86 crore, excluding Goods and Services Tax (GST). This marks a significant achievement for the company, showcasing its competitiveness and capability in handling large-scale civil engineering projects. The completion of the Gauge Conversion work is expected to enhance the railway network, leading to improved operational efficiency and transportation in the region. Ashoka Buildcon’s involvement in this project highlights its ongoing role in the development of key infrastructure across the country.

News source: Business Standard

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Ashoka Buildcon has participated in the bidding process for a significant infrastructure project involving the construction of Earth Work, Major Bridges, Minor Bridges, Rubs, P Way Work, and various Miscellaneous Civil Works. This project is part of the Gauge Conversion work between Pachora and Jamner, covering a stretch of approximately 53.3 km. The scope of the work excludes the Pachora Yard and the Road Over Bridges, and it is being executed in connection with the Central Railway’s plans for upgrading the railway infrastructure. After a detailed evaluation process, Ashoka Buildcon emerged as the Lowest Bidder for this project. The total bid value for the project is Rs. 568.86 crore, excluding Goods and Services Tax (GST). This marks a significant achievement for the company, showcasing its competitiveness and capability in handling large-scale civil engineering projects. The completion of the Gauge Conversion work is expected to enhance the railway network, leading to improved operational efficiency and transportation in the region. Ashoka Buildcon’s involvement in this project highlights its ongoing role in the development of key infrastructure across the country. News source: Business Standard

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