Tender to be floated for racquet-shaped jetty at Radio Club
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Tender to be floated for racquet-shaped jetty at Radio Club

The eagerly anticipated Radio Club Jetty, which is intended to relieve congestion at the Gateway of India, will shortly be the subject of tenders floated by the Maharashtra Maritime Board (MMB). With all the required authorizations and environmental clearances, the jetty is expected to be complet...

The eagerly anticipated Radio Club Jetty, which is intended to relieve congestion at the Gateway of India, will shortly be the subject of tenders floated by the Maharashtra Maritime Board (MMB). With all the required authorizations and environmental clearances, the jetty is expected to be completed in 2025. Although the intended project was conceived 16 years ago, work on the jetty, including the procurement procedure, just began this year. Contact: Maharashtra Maritime BoardTel: 022-6904 1701E-mail: ceommb@gmail.comWebsite: www.mahammb.maharashtra.gov.in

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Racquet-shaped jetty at Radio Club

The eagerly anticipated Radio Club Jetty, which is intended to relieve congestion at the Gateway of India, will shortly be the subject of tenders floated by the Maharashtra Maritime Board (MMB).

"We have all the required authorizations and environmental clearances. Amit Saini, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the MMB, told The Indian Express that tenders will now be released for the appointment of the contractor, and we anticipate the jetty to be completed in 2025. Although the intended project was conceived 16 years ago, work on the jetty, including the procurement procedure, ..

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