Jaipur Metro Phase-II Project Analyzed
The Jaipur Metro Rail Corporation has chosen a partnership between Ceigall India (CIL) and SAM India Builtwell (SAM) as the winning bid for a major part of the metro’s expansion. This joint venture will build a significant section of the new metro line. It’s a big deal for the city and a carefully considered investment.
Key Points
- CIL & SAM win Jaipur Metro Phase-II bid.
- CIL holds 74% ownership, SAM 26% jointly.
- Project builds viaducts and ten elevated stations.
- Construction stretches from -600m to 11400m in Jaipur.
- Total project cost: Rs 918.04 crore (approximately $115 million).
- Focuses on infrastructure, excluding architectural finishing.
About the Project
This project focuses on building the elevated parts of the metro – the viaducts that hold the trains up – and ten stations along the route. The work will take place from a starting point (-600 meters) to a finishing point (11400 meters). Importantly, the project *doesn’t* include finishing work, like painting or decorating, inside the stations.
The Partners Involved
Ceigall India (CIL) will have the biggest role in this project, with 74% of the ownership. SAM India Builtwell (SAM) will have the remaining 26%. These companies will work together to complete the construction.
Financial Details
The total cost of this construction project is a significant amount: Rs 918.04 crore. This money will be used to pay for the materials, labor, and equipment needed to build the metro sections.
Investing in infrastructure projects like this one is vital for a city’s future growth and connectivity.
