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RLDA invites bids for railway land at Dibrugarh
RAILWAYS & METRO RAIL

RLDA invites bids for railway land at Dibrugarh

Rail Land Development Authority (RLDA), a statutory authority of Indian Railways, has invited bids for leasing out 36,458.18 sq m of railway land at Naliapool Railway Colony, Dibrugarh. The reserve price of the land is Rs 31 crore. The total area of the colony is 50,113.54 sq m out of which 36,458.18 sq m will be leased out for residential cum commercial development for 99 years. The balance area of 11,944.49 sq m shall be utilised for redevelopment of existing railway colony (168 units quarters) at Naliapool Colony Dibrugarh.

The site is situated in the heart of the city and falls within the Dibrugarh Municipal area. It is well-connected with the Assam Trunk Road through Durga Bari Road. The online pre-bid meeting was conducted on June 16, 2023, at Dibrugarh. Many local and National Level Developers attended the pre-bid meeting and their queries were answered. The last date for submission of e-bid is July 26, 2023.

Dibrugarh is an industrial city in Upper Assam, which is situated 435 kms away from the state capital of Dispur known for its sprawling tea gardens. It serves as the headquarters of Dibrugarh district in the state of Assam in India. With its strategically important location, the Naliapool Railway Colony in Dibrugarh is a highly sought after land parcel, which has tremendous growth potential and is poised for major residential cum commercial development in the near future. As a focal point for the flourishing tea trade and allied commercial activities, the area provides unmatched connectivity with all regions of Dibrugarh. The region offers robust local public transport facilities which promises excellent potential for prospective developers.

Ved Parkash Dudeja, Vice Chairman, RLDA, said, “The proposed land parcel is ideal for residential as well as commercial development. The land parcel is very near to the city center of Dibrugarh and its strategic location will provide ample opportunity for development of this land parcel. The region has a thriving tea industry, and with new logistical development, we are confident that we will be able to bolster the supply chain and unlock the true potential of the region. This will not only bring prosperity to the region but also encourage new economic avenues to grow and evolve in the region.

Rail Land Development Authority (RLDA), a statutory authority of Indian Railways, has invited bids for leasing out 36,458.18 sq m of railway land at Naliapool Railway Colony, Dibrugarh. The reserve price of the land is Rs 31 crore. The total area of the colony is 50,113.54 sq m out of which 36,458.18 sq m will be leased out for residential cum commercial development for 99 years. The balance area of 11,944.49 sq m shall be utilised for redevelopment of existing railway colony (168 units quarters) at Naliapool Colony Dibrugarh.The site is situated in the heart of the city and falls within the Dibrugarh Municipal area. It is well-connected with the Assam Trunk Road through Durga Bari Road. The online pre-bid meeting was conducted on June 16, 2023, at Dibrugarh. Many local and National Level Developers attended the pre-bid meeting and their queries were answered. The last date for submission of e-bid is July 26, 2023.Dibrugarh is an industrial city in Upper Assam, which is situated 435 kms away from the state capital of Dispur known for its sprawling tea gardens. It serves as the headquarters of Dibrugarh district in the state of Assam in India. With its strategically important location, the Naliapool Railway Colony in Dibrugarh is a highly sought after land parcel, which has tremendous growth potential and is poised for major residential cum commercial development in the near future. As a focal point for the flourishing tea trade and allied commercial activities, the area provides unmatched connectivity with all regions of Dibrugarh. The region offers robust local public transport facilities which promises excellent potential for prospective developers.Ved Parkash Dudeja, Vice Chairman, RLDA, said, “The proposed land parcel is ideal for residential as well as commercial development. The land parcel is very near to the city center of Dibrugarh and its strategic location will provide ample opportunity for development of this land parcel. The region has a thriving tea industry, and with new logistical development, we are confident that we will be able to bolster the supply chain and unlock the true potential of the region. This will not only bring prosperity to the region but also encourage new economic avenues to grow and evolve in the region.

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