Greater Noida: a company that will establish a film film along Yamuna Expressway will be chosen only after the assembly poll, officials said.
Also take input from companies interested in the project, the Yamuna Expressway authority has revised the terms and conditions of the offer documents.
The word evaluation date technical offer was driven from January 24 to April 13 and the company’s annual turnover needed for participation was reduced from the RS 2,500 Crore to Rs 1,500 Crore on request 21 companies participating in pre-supply meetings.
Even though the CEO of Authority was on leave, one of the officials who handled the project to the TII’s decision to relax his condition was taken in consultation with high-ranking officials in Lucknow.
“We have reduced the technical capacity of Rs 1,000 Crore Rs.
It was done to accommodate more companies.
The participants said they did not qualify to build a project worth Rs 2,500 Crore and asked us to reconsider the ceiling to RS 1,500 Crore,” he said.
Moreover, instead of considering five years of financial, authority agreed to receive execution.
Construction work or for similar works is run over the past seven years.
“But we clearly told the potential bidder that only the background of the construction of similar projects to be considered.
The land costs will not be included when measuring their financial position,” another officer said.
Meanwhile, the deadline for applying for projects with relaxed conditions has also been pushed into the day.
Instead of January 22, the authority will receive an offer until April 11.
Floated by the Yogi Aditentalath Government, the City Film Project will be developed with a budget of Rs 10,000 Crore where the capital of RS 2,000 Crore is to be asked in advance.
Prius communications in NCR, Baldev Raj said, “We are all waiting for the city center to come in Greater Noida .
This will bring many opportunities in this region and I will take commercial space in the city.
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The condition of the film city subsides, the company to complete after the assembly poll
