BENGALURU (Metro Rail News): The Karnataka government has invited bids for construction of a 5.2 km elevated corridor connecting Old Madras Road and Electronic City flyover in Bengaluru. The project has an estimated cost of Rs 852 crore and aims to improve connectivity between key residential, commercial and IT hubs while reducing traffic congestion on some of the city’s busiest roads.
The Proposed corridor will pass through Swami Vivekananda Metro Station, Indiranagar, Old Airport road, Hosur road and Silk Board Junction. Authorities are planning to execute the project under the Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) model.
Tender Information
| Information | Details |
| Tender Number | B-SMILE/PE-01/TEND/ 04 /2026-27 |
| Tender Type | Open EPC Tender |
| Project Cost | Rs 852 crore |
| EMD | Rs 8.52 crore |
| Construction Period | 18 months |
| Maintenance Period | 10 years |
| Pre Bidding Meeting | 5 June 2026, (14:30 hrs) |
| Tender Submission Deadline | 24 June 2026, (16:00 hrs) |
| Technical Bid Opening | 25 June 2026, (16:30 hrs) |
Scope of Work
The contractor will construct a 5.2 km elevated corridor between Old Madras Road and Electronic City flyover. The project will follow the EPC mode on a lump-sum turnkey basis. The contractor will use Ultra High-Performance Fiber Reinforced Concrete (UHPFRC) based structures. The work includes design, engineering, procurement, and construction of the corridor. The contractor will also maintain the completed infrastructure for 10 years. The project includes construction of major elevated structures with spans of 15 meters or more.
About the Project
The proposed corridor will connect eastern and southern Bengaluru through a direct elevated route. The alignment will pass through major traffic bottlenecks such as Indiranagar, Old Airport Road, Hosur Road, and Silk Board Junction. Officials expect the project to improve travel times and provide a faster road connection between key parts of the city.
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