



“The Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation Ltd doesn’t have its own independent facilities like a laboratory for the purpose of quality control. The literature and all checking required in the execution of the Mumbai Metro 3 project is being done through appointed General Consultants.” said by the public information officer and advisor Shrinivas NandirgirkarSome serious issues like quality control the MMRCL is dependent on the service of outside consultants allergies Galgali and says that this is surprising.A letter that is addressed to the chief minister Devendra Fadnavis. Galgali demanded that MMRCL should have its own independent laboratory for the execution of the important metro project and a similar independent facility should also be developed by the MMRDA.In all the districts of Maharashtra for their projects, the government through public work department has created such facilities.Galgali says “There no reason for the Metro projects not to have in-house quality control mechanism. It cannot be slack”.The concerned is expressed by the Galgali about the carelessness that has been adopted in the execution of Mumbai metro project.
“Mumbai Metro Line 3 project has fully equipped laboratories in each civil package for testing of construction materials and these quality assurance tests are witnessed by engineers of the General Consultants. The material is to conform to the specifications and must meet the detailed quality assurance protocols laid down in implementation of this project,” says the spokesperson from MMRCLThe spokesperson from MMRCL says that “Mumbai Metro Line 3 project has fully equipped laboratories in each civil package for testing of construction materials and these quality assurance tests are witnessed by engineers of the General Consultants. The material is to conform to the specifications and must meet the detailed quality assurance protocols laid down in implementation of this project,”
Mahendra Jain, MD, BMRCL shared that the tender for the second package will be invited soon. In both the packages the official shared that they will be employing five tunnel boring machines.Jain shared that they decided to split the tender in two packages for Bangalore Metro after having a bad experience during the underground stretch from Dairy Circle to Nagawara due. The bidder quoted exorbitant price and it was tough to take a call.Important information of the tender is as follows-Tender notification number: BMRCL/Phase-2/Reach-6/UG/TNL&STN/(R6-CC-02)-RT02/2018/37 Dated 19-06-2018Tender invited for: Design & Construction of Underground structures (Tunnels and Stations) of length 2.755 Km (approx.) from Vellara Junction Station (including) to Shivajinagar Station (including) (Chainage 11183.135 m to 13938.328 m) including allied works and 3 Nos. of UG Metro Stations viz Vellara Junction, M.G. road and Shivajinagar in Reach-6 line of Bangalore Metro Rail Project, Phase-2.Cost of Tender Document: 56000 Sale Start Date : 19/06/2018 10:00:00 Sale End Date : 01/08/2018 23:59:59 Date of Pre-bid Meeting: 09/07/2018 11:00:00 Last Date for Seeking Clarification: 10/07/2018 17:30:00 Date and Time of Submission: 01/09/2018 15:00:00 Date and Time of Opening: 01/09/2018 15:30:00 Venue of Tender Opening: BMRCL, 3rd Floor, BMTC Complex, Shanthinagar, Bangalore-560027Contact Details Phone: 080-22969300 Alt Phone: 080-22969301 Fax: 080-22969222 E-Mail: contracts@bmrc.co.inFor more detailed information, please write to editor@metrorailnews.inAs per the recent development, the tender will be floated in two packages in order to make bidding competitive and fair. The project is expected to completed in around three-and-a-half years.

India has launched Swach Bharat Mission on occasion of 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi in 2014. The mission has achieved lots of success till now but still self-awareness of public has become just a dream.Self-awareness of public to maintain the beauty is leading and most necessary factor to bring India into cleanest Nation. If each commuter will contribute even little bit cooperation while travelling, the result of this will be very fruitful.Do cooperate with us to stop all nuisance activities in Metro premises pic.twitter.com/8eW8beFjO8
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“The advent of a bullet train is extremely essential for our country as it will unleash technology-driven transportation” Ashwani Lohani quoted“By running a bullet train, we wanted to commission a medium of rapid transport which can run at par with air travel as far as speed is concerned,” the Chairman Railway Board said.The target date to complete the Mumbai-Ahmedabad high-speed bullet train project is 22 December 2022 and railways will hopefully complete it till then.Ashwani Lohani was in Mumbai to audit various projects and held a meeting with general managers of Western and Central Railways as well as officials of the Mumbai Rail Vikas Corporation.



Ms Channappagoudar the general manager of land acquisitions, BMRCL told the media that 48 properties have been notified and the total land acquires comes to 36,782 sq mt. the metro line acquire the smallest property.This line is fully elevated so they are looking for land that can support pillar the viaducts and the entry exit points of the stations. The portion of land is required only for the Iblur station. The lines does not need any landmark property and the acquires patches of land are open spaces. A single property will be taken for the biggest parcel of the land from 3,000 sq mt and no problem will be there as it is a state government land. Ms Channappagoudar said BMRCL has issued a warning to the Karnataka industrial area development board, which will sent the list to the government for its approval before it is dispatched to property owners. A few months ago MOV’S have signed with the embassy group for developing Kadubeesanahalli metro station and with intel for developing Bellandur metro station. Three packages and the process is being finalised now and the tenders have already been issued for the ORR line. By 2021, this line along with the rest of phase II will be completed says BMRCL. With 13 metro stations this line will connect reach 1 (Baiyappanahalli to MF road) and reach 5 (RV road of Bommasandra) of phase-II.When asked about the overall land position of the 72.1 km phase-II project the Channappagoudar said BMRCL has acquired 168 acres so far and have also paid a compensation of rs 3,145 crore.

BIAL CEO Hari Marar said that, “Considering Metro could take at least another four years to connect the airport to the city, suburban rail link could be an immediate option.Bangalore International Airport Limited (BIAL) is in discussion with the Karnataka government and the Railways to implement this service, which would benefit both passengers and employees.”BIAL CEO Hari Marar said that, “Considering Metro could take at least another four years to connect the airport to the city, suburban rail link could be an immediate option.Bangalore International Airport Limited (BIAL) is in discussion with the Karnataka government and the Railways to implement this service, which would benefit both passengers and employees.”High Speed Rail Line (HSRL) project was proposed in 2008 from M G road to KIA. Delhi Metro Rail Corporation also given a hope to state government of Bengaluru with detailed project report to cover 33 km at 25 minutes with maximum speeds of 160 kmph. But HSRL project could not receive support from DMRC. And in 2016 an inspection and visit was done in Bengaluru by Rail India Technical Economic Services (RITES). They clarify that an airport station (3km from the terminal) could be ideal for suburban rail connectivity from Yeshwantpur and Yelahanka to Devanahalli.
