MUMBAI (Metro Rail News): After the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) opened technical bids on 13th January, three construction companies have tendered offers for the civil construction project of Mumbai Metro Green Line’s Mogharpada Depot (Package CA-160). This new train depot will function for the 35.2 km Line-4 & Line-4A being constructed to link Wadala – Kasaravadavali – Gaimukh with 34 stations.
This is a new invitation for tenders for the depot. Its initial call for tender was issued in August 2020 with a 36-month timeline and an estimated construction cost of Rs. 596.60 crores. However, that tender was cancelled in May 2021 after MMRDA had continuously pushed back its submission deadline via 14 amendments. The latest tender documents show that the layout of the depot has been drastically changed, reducing its area from 41 to 35 hectares. The contract period remains the same at 36 months, but the estimated cost has increased to Rs. 711.34 crores.
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