Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd (RVNL), a state-run entity, announced on Wednesday (October 16) that it has emerged as the lowest bidder (L1) for a ₹270 crore contract (inclusive of GST) from Maharashtra Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. The project involves constructing ten elevated metro stations under the Nagpur Metro Rail Project (NMRP) Phase 2.
The contract includes the construction of seven elevated metro stations in Reach 3A, covering Hingna Mount View, Rajiv Nagar, Wanadongri, APMC, Raipur, Hingna Bus Station, and Hingna. Additionally, three elevated stations will be built in Reach 4A at Pardi, Kapsi Khurd, and Transport Nagar. RVNL is tasked with completing this major infrastructure project within a 30-month timeframe.
Earlier in October, RVNL was also the lowest bidder for an East Coast Railway project. This project involves the third and fourth lines between Jarapada and Talcher Road, as well as a new line between Angul and Balram as part of the MCRL Internal Corridor Phase-I doubling project. The contract covers various works, including earthwork, bridges, track linking, and other related infrastructure.
Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd (RVNL) is a key public sector enterprise under the Ministry of Railways, Government of India, responsible for the implementation of rail infrastructure projects. Established in 2003, RVNL plays a crucial role in expanding and modernizing India’s railway network.
The company’s scope includes the construction of new railway lines, gauge conversion, electrification, and the development of metro and high-speed rail projects. Known for executing large-scale projects efficiently, RVNL contributes to enhancing connectivity and improving transportation across India, driving economic growth and strengthening the country’s infrastructure backbone.
