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Bids invited for construction of Delhi -Katra expressway phase-2 stretch from Pathankot to Jammu
5/21/2021 11:54:19 PM
Early Times Report

Jammu, May 21: The National Highways Authority of India, MoRT&H, Government of India has now floated the e-tenders for the prestigious Delhi-Ludhiana-Amritsar-Katra Expressway stretch from Balsua in District Pathankot, Punjab to Satwari upto 4th Tawi Bridge in the Jammu City.
The total length of this stretch is 97 km & estimated cost is 5495 Cr. The Construction period has been kept as 2 years & is targeted to be completed by 2024.
The Expressway will reduce the distance between Delhi to Amritsar/Katra by about 40 km and enable the commuters to travel from Delhi to Amritsar within 4 – 4½ hours and Delhi to Katra within 6 – 6½ hours. It will not only provide shortest connectivity to religious cities of Amritsar & Katra but also provides shortest connectivity to industrial and economic hubs of Ambala in Haryana, UT of Chandigarh, Mohali, Sangrur, Patiala, Ludhiana, Jalandhar, Kapurthala, in Punjab and Kathua, Samba & Jammu in J&K.
The Delhi Katra Expressway will be complete access controlled Expressway with pay as per use closed tolling concept and an environmental friendly expressway with planned tree cover of about 10 lakh trees to improve carbon footprints.
Length of main Expressway from Delhi to Katra including spurs to Amritsar & Jammu is 671 km with total estimated cost of Rs. 35,000 Cr. The bidding process for 14 out of 16 packages of Haryana & Punjab portion stands completed & Contractors have been selected.
This stretch in J&K is divided into total 4 packages out of which bids for one Pkg was invited on 13.05.2021 & two bids invited on 21.05.2021. The DPR for the remaining brownfield stretch from Kunjwani to Domel upto Katra via existing NH-44 & NH-144 will also be finalized by end of June. The work for Forest & other statutory clearances is also under progress.
In J&K, the project will be of access controlled 4 lane expressway standards in greenfield portions (bypasses) & six lane access controlled expressway standards in brownfield portion on existing NH44. Separate 2 Lane service roads on both side of existing NH44 & underpasses at suitable spacing will also constructed as part of the project for local traffic.
From Balsua in Pathankot on NH 54, the project will adopt a greenfield alignment & merge with NH44 near Rajbagh in Kathua. Then it will follow the brownfield NH 44 alignment except for the bypasses of Dyalachak, Hiranagar & Samba. Flyovers have been proposed to avoid any demolishment at the major builtups along the NH44 like Chadwal, Ghagwal, Vijaypur etc. and also continuous flyover will be built from Bari Brahmana to Satwari which will eliminate any chances of traffic congestion at present & in future too.
The Land Acquisition for the project is under progress and the notification u/s 3A has almost been completed for Kathua & Samba Districts and demarcation on ground has been done.
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