Ranjit Launches Ahmedabad Metro Phase 2’s 1st Pier Cap

Workers from Ranjit Buildcon Ltd. on Friday launched the first ever pier cap for Ahmedabad Metro’s 28.254 km Phase 2 project on Radesan Road.

A total of 195 pier caps with a length of 9800 mm and weight of 65T are planned to be launched for Phase 2’s 6.478 km Package C2 (GNLU to Gandhinagar’s Sector-1).

The team began pier concreting works in April and casting pier caps at their yard near Gandhinagar’s Infocity Sector 2 in May. As of today, 15 pier caps have been cast.

Photo Copyright: Viral Shah

Ranjit Buildcon was awarded Package C2 in late-2020 with a contract value of Rs. 417.90 crore. Besides the viaduct, their scope of work includes 5 elevated stations at Raysan, Randesan, Dholakuva Circle, Infocity, and Sector-1. A small 0.679 km ramp will be built leading to a new depot at Indroda Circle.

Indicative route from Motera Stadium to Mahatma Mandir & GIFT City – view Ahmedabad Metro Phase 2 info & route map

Few more images via followers Viral Shah and Vandan Bhavsar:

Afcons Infra working on Phase 2’s Package C1 (Motera Stadium to GNLU and GNLU to GIFT City) in May-end cast their first pile cap, but I don’t believe the first pier has been cast yet. If someone working with Afcons or living in Ahmedabad-Gandhinagar is reading this and can confirm or correct, please drop a comment or send me a message using the Contact page.

For more updates, check out the Ahmedabad section or my Home Page!

– TMRG

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6 Responses to "Ranjit Launches Ahmedabad Metro Phase 2’s 1st Pier Cap"

  1. Karan says:

    U-girders to be used?

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  2. Arunpandy says:

    Good safety precautions
    Client name ?
    All are congratulations good team 👍 working

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  3. RP says:

    Congratulations to launch team

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  4. Manish Rawal says:

    RBL is low on quality … Strict supervision required to ensure requisite quality is achieved. Unfortunate that they are cutting corners like road contractors.

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