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Bengaluru, India (Urban Transport News): The Rail Infrastructure Development Company (Karnataka) Limited (K-RIDE), a joint venture of the Government of Karnataka & Ministry of Railways, Government of India, is engaged in the development of the Bengaluru Suburban Railway Project (BSRP) over a length of 148 kilometers and as part of this endeavor, K-RIDE has decided to enter into a lease, maintenance and operation (with provision of onboard Train Operators only) agreement for the Trains. K-RIDE has, therefore, decided to carry out the bidding process for selection of an entity for providing rolling stock on lease basis for BSRP.
K-RIDE has issued a request for qualification (RfQ) for the selection of partner for the design, manufacturing, supply, commissioning, operation and maintenance of 264 coaches (rolling stock) for the Bengaluru Suburban Rail Project.
The Selected Bidder shall be responsible-
The Bengaluru Suburban Rail will span a total network of 148.17 km with 57 stations planned across four corridors in six directions of Bengaluru, which includes Kengeri (Mysuru side), Chikkabanavara (Tumakuru side), Rajanukunte (Doddaballapura side), Devanahalli (Kolar side), Whitefield (Bangarapet side), and Heelalige. The estomated project cost of this project is Rs 15,767 crore.