Tender issued for multi-modal consultancy for Ahmedabad Metro Phase 2

Ahmedabad, India (Urban Transport News): The Gujarat Metro Rail Corporation Limited (GMRCL) issued a global tender notice for the selection of consultant for providing consulting services for the development of multi-modal integration plan for upcoming two corridors of Ahmedabad Metro Rail Project Phase 2.

Scope of Work

Engagement of Concultancy Services for  the developementT of  Multi- Modal Integration  Plan for Line 1 from Motera to Mahatma Mandir (20 stations) and Line 2 from GNLU to GIFT CITY (2 Stations) in connection with Ahmedabad Metro Rail Project Phase 2.

Key Information

• Tener Notice No. GMRC/MMI/Ahmedabad/Ph-2/2021
• Issue Date: 20th November 2021
• Estimated Cost of Work: Rs 2 Crore
• Work Complition Period: 8 months
• Pre-Bid Meeting Date: 30 November 2021 at 11:30:00 AM
• Bid Submission Last Date: 28 December 2021
• Tender Opening Date: 20 November 2020

Tender documents can be downloaded from the tender website of GMRC on payment of fees of Rs 5000/-.

The tenders for this contract will be considered only from those tenderers who are from partnerships firms, companies, corporations, consortia or joint ventures) who meet requisite eligibility criteria prescribed in the tender documents.

GMRC has decided to appoint a consultant for obtaining consultancy services for preparation of a multi-modal integration plan for the two upcoming corridors under its Phase 2 project of Ahmedabad Metro.

The corridor 1 will connect Motera to Mahatma. Mandir with 20 stations which will come at Koteshwar Road, Vishwakarma College, Tapovan circle,Narmada Canal, koba circle, Juna koba, koba Gam, GNLU, Raysan, Randesan,Dholakova city, Infocity, Sachivalaya, Sector 1, Sector 10A, Akshardham, Juna Sachivalaya, Sector 16, Sector 24 and Mahatma  Mandir. The total length of this corridor will be around  22.84 km.

The second corridor will connect GNLU to GIFT City with two stations at PDPU and GIFT City which will cover a total of  5.416 km length.

For more detail you can explore our Ahmedabad Metro page of Urban Transport News.