New Delhi (Metro Rail News): Rail Land Development Authority (RLDA) has issued a Letter of Acceptance to H.G. Infra Engineering-D.E.C. Infrastructure and Projects (India) JV for a ₹2,195.68 Crore contract to redevelop the New Delhi Railway Station.
Contract Details
The Rail Land Development Authority (RLDA) invited bids for this contract with an estimated value of ₹2,469 crore and a 45-month deadline. The H.G. Infra Engineering-D.E.C. Joint Venture submitted the lowest bid at ₹2,195.68 crore and was subsequently awarded the contract.
Brief Scope of Work
Redevelopment of New Delhi Railway Station and construction of associated Infrastructure on Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) Mode.
Significance of New Delhi Railway Station
New Delhi Railway Station (NDLS) serves as a prominent railway hub situated in the central area of Delhi, India. It features 16 platforms. The station facilitates the operation of over 400 passenger trains daily. The average passenger footfall at the station is approximately 500,000, with numbers potentially increasing to 600,000 during peak festival periods.
Construction Plan
According to the Rail Land Development Authority (RLDA), the project entails the construction of two Linear Station buildings located at the Paharganj and Ajmeri Gate areas.
Objective
The redevelopment of New Delhi Railway Station focuses on creating an integrated transportation hub that enhances connectivity between rail, metro, buses, and other transit systems. This transformation aims to improve passenger convenience, streamline operations, and support the city’s growing transportation needs by integrating various modes of transport.
About H.G. Infra Engineering
H.G. Infra Engineering has been involved in the construction of roads and highways across various states, including Odisha, Telangana, Rajasthan, Delhi, Andhra Pradesh, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh.
The company is classified as an AA-grade contractor by the Public Works Department (PWD) of the Government of Rajasthan and holds SS class registration with the Military Engineer Services (MES).
