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NCRTC starts Bidding for Geotechnical Work on Delhi-Dharuhera Corridor
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NCRTC starts Bidding for Geotechnical Work on Delhi-Dharuhera Corridor

The National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC) has officially invited bids for undertaking geotechnical work on the Delhi-Dharuhera Rapid Rail Transit System (RRTS) corridor. This move signals a significant step in advancing the crucial infrastructure project.

The bidding process includes the submission of bid security, with an unspecified amount mentioned in the announcement. Interested parties have until a specified date and time, February 2, 2024, at 3 PM, to submit their bids for consideration.

The geotechnical work is a vital component of the RRTS corridor, playing a key role in ensuring the stability and integrity of the infrastructure. NCRTC's decision to open the bidding process reflects the project's progress and the organisation's commitment to engaging qualified contractors for essential tasks.

This development is anticipated to attract attention from construction and engineering firms looking to contribute to the ambitious Delhi-Dharuhera RRTS Corridor. As the bidding process unfolds, it marks a significant milestone in the timeline of the project, highlighting the NCRTC's proactive approach to advance the development of the Rapid Rail Transit System in the National Capital Region.

The National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC) has officially invited bids for undertaking geotechnical work on the Delhi-Dharuhera Rapid Rail Transit System (RRTS) corridor. This move signals a significant step in advancing the crucial infrastructure project. The bidding process includes the submission of bid security, with an unspecified amount mentioned in the announcement. Interested parties have until a specified date and time, February 2, 2024, at 3 PM, to submit their bids for consideration. The geotechnical work is a vital component of the RRTS corridor, playing a key role in ensuring the stability and integrity of the infrastructure. NCRTC's decision to open the bidding process reflects the project's progress and the organisation's commitment to engaging qualified contractors for essential tasks. This development is anticipated to attract attention from construction and engineering firms looking to contribute to the ambitious Delhi-Dharuhera RRTS Corridor. As the bidding process unfolds, it marks a significant milestone in the timeline of the project, highlighting the NCRTC's proactive approach to advance the development of the Rapid Rail Transit System in the National Capital Region.

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