NHAI floats tender for eight-lane, access-controlled e-way in Gujarat
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NHAI floats tender for eight-lane, access-controlled e-way in Gujarat

The National Highways Authority of India has floated tender for an eight-lane access-controlled expressway in Gujarat. The scope of work involves the expressway section of the Delhi-Vadodara Greenfield Alignment (NH-148N) from the Madhya Pradesh/Gujarat border near Chhayan village to after the ...

The National Highways Authority of India has floated tender for an eight-lane access-controlled expressway in Gujarat. The scope of work involves the expressway section of the Delhi-Vadodara Greenfield Alignment (NH-148N) from the Madhya Pradesh/Gujarat border near Chhayan village to after the bridge over Hadaf River near Hathiyavan village in Dahod district (Ch 696.920 to 729.755) on EPC mode under the Bharatmala Pariyojana. The work is to be completed in 24 months at Rs.14.17 bn.

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