Home Latest News Mumbai Metro Line-4A’s 1st Pier Cap Launched

Mumbai Metro Line-4A’s 1st Pier Cap Launched

0
941
Mumbai Metro Line-4A’s 1st Pier Cap Launched
Photo Copyrighted: MMRDA

MUMBAI (Metro Rail News): According to a news report, “workers from J Kumar Infraprojects and Sunder Cranes erected the first 9.5m wide pier cap of Mumbai Metro’s Line-4A (Green Line) on Ghodbunder Road in Owale, Thane West”.
This small 2.88 km northern extension of the 32.32 km Line-4 will connect Kasarvadavali to Gaimukh through new 2 stations at Gowniwada and Gaimukh. The contract for its construction through Package CA54 was awarded to J Kumar Infraprojects in September 2019 with a value of Rs 342 crore.

“Line-4A’s first pier was cast in early June 2020, and the timing of this launch – at 14 months from contract award – is slower than what J Kumar accomplished in 2017 for Line-7’s construction at Pathanwadi in 11 months from that line’s contract award. But with the COVID-19 related lock-down affecting construction work and its ecosystem between March – June and beyond, I’d consider the difference to be negligible”, the news report added.

Guide

Mumbai Metro: the complete guide

All corridors, status, routes and the latest news in one place →

Join the Discussion

Have a correction, an on-the-ground update, or a question about this project? Engineers, operators and consultants across the metro, rail and RRTS sector read these threads.

Every comment is read by our editorial team before it appears.

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here