ITD Launches Bangalore Metro Yellow Line P2’s Final Segment

Workers from ITD – ITD Cementation India JV on Tuesday celebrated the launch of the final of approximately 1800 segments for constructing the 6.385 km Package 2 (Bommanahalli – Beratena Agrahara) section of Bangalore Metro’s Yellow Line.

This section of the 73.92 km Phase 2 project is part of the 19.143 km Yellow Line (Reach-5) which will connect RV Road – Bommasandra through 16 elevated stations. A Rs. 511.35 crore contract for its civil construction (viaduct & station) was awarded to the ITD – ITD Cem India JV in April 2017 with a 36 month deadline.

ITD Cem began establishing their casting yard in Chandapura in July 2017. The first 8.5 meter wide precast segment was cast in November 2017 for both the 6.418 km package-1 (Bommasandra – Beratena Agrahara) and the 6.385 km package-2 (Hosa Road – HSR Layout).

Package 2 includes six stations at Bommanahalli (formerly HSR Layout), Hongasandra (formerly Oxford College), Kudlu Gate (formerly Muneshwara Nagar), Singasandra (formerly Chikkabegur), Hosa Road (formerly Basapura Road), and Beratena Agrahara (formerly Hosa Road):

Package 2 and Package 1 of Bangalore’s Yellow Line – view Bangalore Metro Phase 2 route map & info

Some snaps of the final few segments getting lifted between piers P260 – P261:

BMRCL just wrapped up awarding all major systems contracts in March – from rolling stock to power supply to head-hardened rails. See a list of contractors here.

The start of operations on Package 2 primarily depends on when Hebbagodi Depot and the rest of the southern section’s civil and systems work is complete. At this time civil work is still stalled in litigation between Beratena Agrahara and Electronic City stations as seen below:

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19 Responses to "ITD Launches Bangalore Metro Yellow Line P2’s Final Segment"

  1. RS Sharma says:

    Congrats team ITD

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  2. Abhay says:

    This means 4 packages are fully connected. Am I right?

    Reach 4B
    Reach 2A
    Reach 1B
    Reach 5 package 2

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  3. Prasanna says:

    Congratulations team itd

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  4. Dd says:

    After what time from now package 1,2 are Fully connected, depot status also please

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  5. Jayendra says:

    Good Team ….. keep going complete task on time feedup of traffic jams in these sectors

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  6. Jishnukrishna Venkat Science Jn says:

    How many packages in Reach-5? P1 and P2 only or extra?

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  7. Shreyas says:

    When are trials runs expected

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  8. Sathish says:

    NICE road litigation is it resolved, have they laid the viaducts across, do you know the progress.

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