Amar Infra JV Awarded Ismailabad – Ambala Expressway’s Contract

Amar Infrastructure – PS Constructions JV last Monday was awarded a Rs. 283.67 crore contract to upgrade the 42.5 km Ismailabad – Ambala section of National Highway NH-152 into an expressway.

This 4 lane access-controlled brownfield highway project by National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) in Haryana forms the northern part of the 313 km Ambala – Kotputli Economic Corridor. It will become a natural extension of the 227 km Trans Haryana Expressway (NH-152D) which became operational in 2022 connecting Gangheri – Narnaul.

The upgraded highway will feature grade separated structures (flyovers) and service roads to separate high-speed and local traffic. Its Detailed Project Report (DPR) was prepared by SA Infrastructure Consultants in 2022.

NHAI had invited tenders for its construction contract under Bharatmala Pariyojna (BMP)’s (Lot 4 / Package 1) in early-January 2023 with a 2 year deadline. Technical bids were opened in early March to reveal 9 bidders and financial bids were opened on March 21.

Below I’ve shown only the lowest 5 bidders’ values.

Financial Bid Values

FirmBid (Rs. Crore)
Amar Infra – PS Constructions2,83.67
Kaluwala Construction Company328.95
Ram Kumar Contractor Private Ltd.358.00
Ganeshgaria Construction Pvt. Ltd.363.86
Dineshchandra R Agrawal Infracon Pvt. Ltd.368.37

Brief Scope: Upgradation of existing 4 lane Ismailabad-Ambala section of NH152 (Km 0.000 to Km 42.500) (Part of Ambala-Kotputli Corridor) to 4 lane access controlled stretch by providing grade separated structures and service roads under BMP-I in Haryana on EPC Mode.

Location of Ismailabad and Ambala on NH-152

This expressway will be connected to the upcoming 6 lane Ambala Ring Road. A few weeks ago Ram Kumar Contractor had won the contract for its 22.5 km Phase 2.

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– TMRG

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Global traveler who prefers mass rapid transit

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