The Karnataka Rail Infrastructure Development Company (KRIDE) has awarded two civil contracts for Corridor 4 of the Bengaluru Suburban Transport project. The contracts are worth an estimated 511 INR-Crore.
Corridor 4, also known as the Heelalige-Rajanukunte corridor, will cover 46.4 Km, intending to connect Bengaluru’s southern and northern outskirts. It will pass through key areas including Benniganahalli, Hebbal and Yelahanka. Additionally, package 1 has been awarded to a joint venture of RNS Infrastructure Ltd and Gayatri Projects Ltd. This package is worth nearly 342 INR-Crore. The 24-month contract involves construction of railway infrastructure between Benniganahalli and Jakkur.
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Meanwhile, it will include 6.259 Km of at-grade railway section and 3.681 Km of elevated viaduct. The contract will also cover railway embankments and cuttings, bridges, and road underbridges. Moreover, it will include retaining walls, drains, boundary walls, and fencing.
Furthermore, Package 2 of Corridor 4 is worth an estimated 169.08 INR-Crore and has been awarded to RNS Infrastructure Ltd in Bengaluru. The 18-month contract will cover 12.632 Km at-grade railway section between Heelalige and Bellandur. Additionally, its scope includes railway formation in embankments and cuttings, blanketing minor and major bridges, road overbridges, and underbridges. Moreover, it will involve retaining walls, drains, boundary walls, and fencing.
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