RVNL emerges L1 bidder for East Coast Railway project worth ₹967.93 Crore
RVNL has been declared the Lowest Bidder (L1) by East Coast Railway for a project valued at ₹967.93 Crore. The project involves constructing 3rd and 4th railway lines and four major bridges on an EPC mode. The execution period is three years.
The contract value is substantial and will contribute to the company's order book and future revenue, but it's a standard business development rather than a transformative event.
The company has emerged as the lowest bidder for a significant project, indicating a positive business development.
Rail Vikas Nigam Limited (RVNL) has emerged as the Lowest Bidder (L1) for a significant project awarded by East Coast Railway. The project involves the construction of the 3rd and 4th lines between Nergundi-Barang (22Km) and Khurda Road-Vizianagaram (363Km) on the Bhadrak-Vizianagaram section (385Km).
This includes the construction of four major bridges: Bridge no. 539 over the Birupa river, Bridge no. 544 over the Mahanadi river, Bridge no. 553 over the Kathjori river, and Bridge no. 557 over the Kuakhai river. The project is to be executed on an EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) mode.
The total value of this contract is ₹967.93 Crore (Rupees Nine Hundred Sixty Seven Crore, Ninety Two Lakh, Sixty Six Thousand, Six Hundred Sixty One Rupees And Seventy Paise Only), inclusive of 18% GST. The execution period for this project is three years. This contract falls within the normal course of business for RVNL, and there is no interest from promoters, promoter groups, or group companies in the awarding entity, nor does it fall under related party transactions.
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