Gurgaon: Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) is conducting two road repair projects targeting the main stretch in the city and costs a little more than Rs 12 Crore.
At present, GMDA has floated tenders for both projects, inviting online offers.
After allocated, it takes six months to complete each other, officials said.
As part of the RS 8.8 Crore project, GMDA targets the Sector Separator 45 and 52, 46 and 51, 46 and 47 and 47, and 46 and 47.
Located around the gated community such as Ardee City, Uniworld Gardens 2, Malibu Towne, Central Park, and Orchid Island, and very dense areas, such as Kanhai village, streets see traffic congestion every day.
GMDA officials said that the work would include an overlay road, repairing the path, adjusting the intersection at the intersection, installing signs of using thermoplastic paint to guide commuter, etc.
They will also install road safety devices such as reflective road buttons, solar cat eyes, delineaters.
, flexible median markers, signs of danger markers and warning signs.
“This is a periodic improvement that must be done every three to five years as needed The time needed to fix it will be more, “said a senior GMDA official who did not want to be named.
“We are currently floating tenders for jobs that invite online offers through e-tendering mode, after which work will be allocated and will begin on the ground.
Until now, it is too early to say when the job will begin.” Meanwhile, RS Project 3.25 Crore Others involve “special improvements” along the path of sector separators 86 and 90.
Stretching sees high legs, with a gated community such as DLF New Town Heights, DLF Sky Court, and DLF Regal Gardens which are in it surrounding.
In addition, the area of ​​the cinema house, hospital and hotel.
According to GMDA officials, this project will include road overlay, cover and adjust stormwater waterways and open the path along the stretch.
In addition, work will ensure the installation of road devices, including reflective road buttons, Bollard, warning signatures, mandatory signs, and informatorial names.
“At present, we have searched online offers for the project through e-tendering mode,” said a senior GMDA official who did not want to be named.
This project will have a Cum accountability period of three years.
Regional residents have welcomed moving.
“Road repairs in our area or other parts of the newly developed sector are always accepted.
Because this is part of the city without a train network, everyone depends on the road.
However, the only reducer is the amount of time needed by the authorities to complete the project , “said Nalini Kumar, Sector 86 residents.