Cemindia receives Mallige Line contract worth 666 INR-Crore in Bengaluru

Ritika Nair Oct 31, 2026 0

Cemindia Projects India Limited has secured a civil works contract for Package 1 of the Mallige Line (Corridor 2) in Bengaluru. It is the Bengaluru Suburban Transport Project, and the construction is expected to begin shortly. 

The Mallige Line involves the construction of an elevated viaduct covering 7.795 Km. It will also include ramps, a double-decker rail cum road flyover and a station at Mathikere. The works will cover the stretch between Benniganahalli and Shettyhalli. Moreover, this double-decker structure will be a key engineering feature of Corridor-2. The first level will serve as a road flyover to facilitate vehicular movement, while the second will carry the elevated suburban rail viaduct.

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Furthermore, the scope includes road flyover ramps, a Y-loop ramp, a foot over bridge, multimodal integration facilities and other associated infrastructure. Additionally, specified works will be undertaken at Hebbal, Shettyhalli and Yeshwanthpur. 


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