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DMRC invites bids for construction of 7 elevated stations on Lajpat Nagar-Saket G-Block Metro corridor

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DMRC invites bids for construction of 7 elevated stations on Lajpat Nagar-Saket G-Block Metro corridor

DELHI (Metro Rail News): Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has invited bids for the design and construction of seven elevated metro stations on the Lajpat Nagar-Saket G-Block corridor under Delhi Metro Phase-IV. The project falls under the Delhi Mass Rapid Transport System (Phase-IV Additional Corridors) and will receive financial support through a loan from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA).

Tender Information

Information Details
Tender NumberD2C-03
ProjectDelhi MRTS Phase-IV (Additional Corridors)
Funding AgencyJICA
Pre-Bid Meeting7 July 2026, 11:00 AM
Last Date for Bid Submission7 August 2026, 3:00 PM
Completion Period22 Months

Scope of Work

Under this contract, the selected contractor will design and construct seven elevated stations namely Lajpat Nagar, Andrews Ganj, Greater Kailash-1, Chirag Delhi, Pushpa Bhawan, Saket District Centre and Pushp Vihar including entry/exit structure, foot over bridge, architectural, finishing, plumbing and ground restoration including multi-model integration works etc. for Lajpat Nagar to Saket-G Block corridor of Delhi MRTS Phase-IV project.

About the project 

The Lajpat Nagar-Saket G-Block corridor forms part of Delhi Metro’s Phase-IV expansion programme. The corridor will connect important residential, commercial and institutional areas in South Delhi. The seven new stations will improve access to metro services and make travel easier for thousands of daily commuters. The project will also strengthen connectivity with other transport modes through multimodal integration facilities.

Also Read: SBICAPS to examine Hyderabad Metro Phase 1 valuation and plan Phase 2 expansion

SBICAPS to examine Hyderabad Metro Phase 1 valuation and plan Phase 2 expansion

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SBICAPS to examine Hyderabad Metro Phase 1 valuation and plan Phase 2 expansion

HYDERABAD (Metro Rail News): The SBI Capital Market Ltd (SBICAPS) has been appointed to study the valuation of Hyderabad Metro Phase 1 and the expansion of the Hyderabad Metro Phase 2 Project. This decision was taken during the meetings between Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy and Manohar Lal Khattar, the Union Minister of Housing and Urban Affairs, for two consecutive days on June 22-23 in New Delhi.

The decision came at the backdrop of CM Reddy’s letter on 16th June to Union Minister G Kishan Reddy seeking support for an arrangement of a meeting with Ashwini Vaishnaw, Union Railway Minister. The two Union Ministers were also present in the meeting at Khattar’s residence on Tuesday morning (June 23).

SBICAPS will conduct a comprehensive study on:

  • Hyderabad Metro Phase 1 valuation
  • Hyderabad Metro Phase 2 expansion
  • Raise loans for the required acquisition
  • Selecting an institute for lending the funds

Furthermore, it was decided that an officer from the central government and a special secretary of the state municipal administration and urban development (MA & UD) department should be the representative for coordination during the study. Future actions on the Hyderabad Metro expansion will take place according to the reports of this study.

Also Read: Delhi Metro: DMRC invites bids for civil maintenance work on Blue Line metro corridors

Delhi Metro: DMRC invites bids for civil maintenance work on Blue Line metro corridors

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Delhi Metro: DMRC invites bids for civil maintenance work on Blue Line metro corridors

DELHI (Metro Rail News): Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has invited bids for a civil maintenance contract. It will cover Line-3 from Noida City Centre to Yamuna Bank (excluding Yamuna Bank station), Line-4 from Laxmi Nagar to Vaishali, and the Mayur Vihar Regional Office. The estimated cost of the contract is Rs 9.54 crore.

Tender Information

Information Details 
Tender Number OCM-2235 
Estimated Cost Rs 9.54 crore
Pre-bid Meeting30 June 2026 at 11:30 Hrs 
Bid Submission Deadline14 July 2026 (Upto14:00 Hrs) 
Completion Period3 years

Scope of work

Under this contract, the selected agency will do Civil maintenance works of Line-3 (Noida city Centre to Yamuna Bank excluding) and Line-4 (Laxmi Nagar to Vaishali) section and Mayur Vihar Regional Office. 

About the Corridor

The Blue Line is one of the busiest corridors in the Delhi Metro network. It connects Delhi with Noida and Ghaziabad and serves lakhs of passengers every day. Through this maintenance contract, DMRC aims to ensure that stations, structures and related facilities remain in good condition and continue to provide safe and reliable services to commuters.

Also Read: GMRL kick-starts Ahmedabad Metro Phase 3-B with geotechnical investigation tender 

GMRL kick-starts Ahmedabad Metro Phase 3-B with geotechnical investigation tender 

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GMRL kick-starts Ahmedabad Metro Phase 3-B with geotechnical investigation tender 

AHMEDABAD (Metro Rail News): Following the geotechnical work tender for Ahmedabad Metro Phase 3C, Gujarat Metro Rail Corporation has now moved to Phase 3B and initiated the tendering process for its geotechnical investigation. This move shows the institution’s vision to materialise the project at the earliest. 

The work will be executed on a 12.576 km elevated section from Canal Road to Badrabad Dead End 

Tender Details

Tender IdGMRC/GEOTECH/PH-3(B)/2026 
Cost of work INR 1.46 Cr. (Excl. of GST) 
Completion period of Work 4 Months 
Bid Submission Deadline23-07-2026 

Detailed Scope of Work: Engagement of Agency for Geotechnical Investigation Work for 12.576 Km Elevated Viaduct from Canal Road to Badrabad Dead End (from Chainage 6904.984 to 19481.228) of Ahmedabad Metro Rail Project-Phase -III (B).

As part of the assignment, the selected contractor will undertake comprehensive geotechnical investigations along the proposed elevated corridor to assess sub-surface conditions and support the detailed design of civil structures. 

The scope includes conducting borehole drilling at designated locations, collecting soil and rock samples to determine the engineering properties of the soil and rock strata. The agency will also prepare detailed geotechnical reports covering soil stratification, groundwater conditions, bearing capacity assessments, foundation recommendations, and other geotechnical parameters required for the design of viaduct piers, stations, and associated structures. The investigations will help optimise foundation design, ensure structural safety, and facilitate the smooth execution of the metro project. 

JMRC awarded Rs 76.14 cr electrification contract to Jackson Ltd 

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JMRC awarded Rs 76.14 cr electrification contract to Jackson Ltd 

JAIPUR (Metro Rail News): Jaipur Metro Rail Corporation Limited (JMRC) has awarded a Rs 76.14 crore contract to Jakson Limited for supplying and installing key electrical systems for the metro network. This contract includes traction power systems, substations, cabling, and SCADA systems for both underground and elevated metro corridors.

Contract Details 

InformationDetails
ContractorJackson Limited
Contract ValueRs 76.14 crore 
Contract Date18 June 2026  
Contract Period1,096 Days  

Bidding Detail

BidderStatus
Jakson LimitedAwarded (L1)  
KRCLRejected in Technical Evaluation  

Scope of work

The scope of work includes design, detail engineering, manufacture, supply, installation, testing and commissioning of 25 KV traction (ROCS and FOCS), 33 KV Auxiliary Sub Stations (ASS), associated Cabling and SCADA systems for both underground and elevated Corridors of JMRC.

About the project

Traction and power supply systems are essential for metro operations. They deliver electricity to trains and ensure smooth and safe movement throughout the network. JMRC has taken another step toward strengthening the infrastructure needed for future metro operations and expansion with this contract.

Also Read: Indian Railways approves Rs 270 Crore Kavach Project for East Coast Railway

Indian Railways approves Rs 270 Crore Kavach Project for East Coast Railway

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Indian Railways approves Rs 270 Crore Kavach Project for East Coast Railway

DELHI (Metro Rail News): Indian Railways has approved a Rs 270 crore project to install Kavach on 631 route kilometres of East Coast Railway. This project will enhance train safety on several key routes in Odisha and surrounding areas through Indigenous train protection system.

Project Overview

Information Details 
Project CostRs 270 crore
Coverage631 Route Kilometres (RKm)
Railway ZoneEast Coast Railway
Technology Kavach with LTE-based communication system

The approved project will cover six major railway sections of East Coast Railway:

  • Baghuapal-Budhapank
  • Haridaspur-Paradeep
  • Khurda Road-Balangir
  • Naupada-Gunupur
  • Lanjigarh Road–Junagarh
  • Bobbili-Salur

These routes serve both passenger and freight trains and are important for rail connectivity across Odisha and nearby regions.

Kavach’s role in improving safety

Kavach is an Automatic Train Protection system developed by Indian Railways to make train operations safer. The system helps- prevent train collisions, provide automatic train protection, improve safety during train operations and support safer movement of passenger and freight trains. The Railway Ministry stated that installing Kavach on these routes will enhance safety by adding automatic train protection and collision avoidance features.

Part of a larger safety program

Indian Railways is extending Kavach across busy and strategically important routes as part of its nationwide railway safety program. The East Coast Railway project will support this initiative and raise safety standards on key rail corridors in the region.

Read More: Bids invited for track maintenance work of the East-West Line of Ahmedabad Metro

Bids invited for track maintenance work of the East-West Line of Ahmedabad Metro

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Bids invited for track maintenance work of the East-West Line of Ahmedabad Metro

GUJARAT (Metro Rail News): Gujarat Metro Rail Corporation (GMRC) has invited bids for the track maintenance work of the East-West corridor (Thaltej Gam Station to Vastral Gam Station with dead ends including Apparel Park depot and Ramps) of the Ahmedabad Metro Rail Project Phase 1. The estimated cost of the work is Rs 2.16 Crore.

Tender Information

INFORMATIONDETAILS
Tender NumberGMRC/O&M/TRACK MAINTENANCE/EW/PH-1/2026
Estimated CostRs 2.16 Crore (Inclusive of Taxes)
Tender FeesRs 25,000 (Inclusive of GST)
Tender Security AmountRs 2.16 Lakh
Tender Validity180 days from the last day of tender submission
Tender Submission Deadline24.06.2026 up to 17:00 hrs
Completion Period24 Months

Scope of Work 

The work includes the maintenance of tracks in the East-West corridor of the Ahmedabad Metro phase 1 project. The tracks across the Thaltej Gam station to Vastral Gam station and the dead ends, including the Apparel Park depot and Ramps are covered in the tender.

About the Project

The East-West corridor of the Ahmedabad Metro rail project, phase 1, connects the Thaltej Gam station to Vastral Gam station. The stretch includes 18 stations, covering a distance of 20.30 km. 

Also Read: Ahmedabad Metro: GMRC floats track maintenance tender for North-South Corridor of Phase 1 & 2

NCRTC relocates depot to Panchgaon for Delhi-Alwar RRTS Line

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NCRTC relocates depot to Panchgaon for Delhi-Alwar RRTS Line

HARYANA (Metro Rail News): The National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC) has shifted the depot of Delhi-Alwar Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) from Dharuhera in Rewari, Haryana to Panchgaon in Gurugram district in Haryana. After opening the proposed RRTS corridor will significantly reduce the travel time between Delhi and Alwar, leading to decongestion of the national capital. 

The Haryana government has planned to make Panchgaon a major transit integration of three systems. It will connect the RRTS corridor with the proposed Gurugram Metro extension from Sector 56 and the upcoming Haryana Orbital Rail Corridor along the KMP expressway. 

According to The New Indian Express, the NCRTC has completed the surveys for the first phase of the project covering Sarai Kale Khan in Delhi to Bawal in Haryana. They have conducted land assessments and studied the soil quality across 22 locations along the route, including DGPS survey, topography mapping and pile assessment. The first phase of the project will be the longest phase covering 93.5 km of the total 164 km route.

In an earlier announcement, the NCRTC had shifted the terminal station for the first phase of the project. Initially, the proposed terminal station for the phase was planned at SNP (Shahjahanpur-Neemrana-Behror), but it was later reduced to Bawal, shortening the initial stretch. 

The proposed corridor will connect Delhi with Gurugram and Rewari in Haryana, and Alwar in Rajasthan. This will be the second Namo Bharat corridor, after the Delhi-Meerut RRTS, connecting Delhi with neighbouring districts through semi-high speed trains. The Delhi-Meerut RRTS became entirely operational on 22nd February 2026, covering Sarai Kale Khan in Delhi to Modipuram in Meerut in less than 1 hour.

Also Read: North Western Railway invites bids for track renewal work on the Raikabagh-Phalodi route in Rajasthan

North Western Railway invites bids for track renewal work on the Raikabagh-Phalodi route in Rajasthan

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North Western Railway invites bids for track renewal work on the Raikabagh-Phalodi route in Rajasthan

RAJASTHAN (Metro Rail News): North Western Railway has invited bids for a major track renewal project on the Raikabagh-Phalodi Junction section in Rajasthan. The estimated cost of the project is Rs 42.86 crore and It will cover the renewal of railway tracks over a distance of 92 track kilometres.

Tender Information

Information Details 
Tender Number ADENLINE-II01OF2026-27 
Estimated Cost Rs 42.8 crore
Bidding System Two Packet System
EMDRs 85.73 lakh
Bid Submission Deadline08 July 2026, (15:00) 
Bid Validity60 Days  
Completion Period12 months

Scope of work 

The contractor will carry out Complete Track Renewal (CTR) work on the Raikabagh-Phalodi Junction section. The work will cover Raikabagh – Phalodi Jn. CTR(P) – 92.000 Tkm (From Km 0.000 to Km 92.000) by Contractors own PQRS/SQRS portal under ADEN/Line-II Jurisdiction.

About the Project

The Raikabagh-Phalodi route is an important railway section in western Rajasthan. Passenger and freight trains use this route regularly. Through this project, North Western Railway plans to replace aging track infrastructure and improve the overall performance of the line.

Also Read: PM Modi to Inaugurate Chennai Metro’s Vadapalani-Poonamallee Stretch in July

PM Modi to Inaugurate Chennai Metro’s Vadapalani-Poonamallee Stretch in July

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PM Modi to Inaugurate Chennai Metro’s Vadapalani-Poonamallee Stretch in July

CHENNAI (Metro Rail News): Chennai Metro’s Phase 2 project is about to reach an important milestone next month. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to open the 14.6 km Vadapalani-Poonamallee Bypass Metro stretch, which will cut travel time for commuters in western Chennai. 

According to The New Indian Express Report, The Prime Minister is expected to visit Tamil Nadu in the second or third week of July to inaugurate the Vadapalani-Poonamallee Bypass (Nazarethpet) Metro Rail section. He is also expected to dedicate several completed railway projects to the nation and lay the foundation for two National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) projects during his visit. The 14.6 km stretch is part of Chennai Metro Phase 2’s Corridor 4. It is a 26.1 km route that will connect Lighthouse near Marina Beach with Poonamallee Bypass. 

Officials said Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL) has received all the clearances which are needed to start operations on this new section. TNIE also mentioned in their report that the Tamil Nadu government has informed the Prime Minister’s Office about the completion of the corridor and now they are waiting for confirmation of the inauguration date. An official mentioned that the Prime Minister may come to the state in the second or third week of July. This visit could happen after a possible reshuffle in the Union Cabinet, which is expected in the first week of the month.

Travel time to reduce sharply

The new metro line will improve connectivity between Poonamallee and Vadapalani. Travel time between these sections is also expected to drop from around 90 minutes to about 30 minutes. The corridor will also connect with the existing Green Line at Vadapalani. The Green Line currently runs between Chennai Central and St Thomas Mount.

In the first phase, trains starting from Poonamallee Bypass will stop at all 10 stations up to Porur. After Porur, trains will head directly to Vadapalani and will not stop at the following six stations:

  • Alapakkam
  • Karambakkam
  • Valasaravakkam
  • Alwarthirunagar
  • Saligramam Warehouse
  • Saligramam

Link to Kuthambakkam Bus Terminus

The opening of the metro corridor is important for another major transport project in the region. The Tamil Nadu government had also planned to launch the Kuthambakkam mofussil bus terminus near Thirumazhisai this year in February. But, authorities postponed the opening because metro work between Vadapalani and Porur is still underway. The bus terminus is about 6.5 km from the Poonamallee Bypass Metro station.

Also Read: Ahmedabad Metro: GMRC floats track maintenance tender for North-South Corridor of Phase 1 & 2

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