MUMBAI (Metro Rail News): MMRDA has declared Rahee Infratech the lowest bidder in the 11.38 Km long metro Line 9 of the Mumbai metro running from Dahisar East to Mira Bhayandar.
The metro line has a total of 8 elevated stations. The elevated section is currently under construction by J Kumar Infraprojects, which includes several double-decker sections.
Package CA-167 involves the installation of standard gauge tracks at the northern leg of the city’s Red Line, which will eventually connect Mira Bhayandar-Dahisar East– Andheri East- CSIA Terminal 2 through 23 stations. MMRDA’s estimated budget for the package was officially listed at INR 88.28 crores + GST, while Rahee’s bid amounts to INR 77.85 Crore + GST.
Mumbai metro Line 9 is an extension of Line 7, 13.581 km long, with ten stations. It will boost the connectivity among the existing Western Express Highway, Western Railways, and Metro lines 2A & 7. It will reduce the current travel time by 50%-755 depending upon road conditions.
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