Mumbai Metro Line-4’s Track Work Begins at Majiwada

Apurvakriti Infrastructure on Saturday began track plinth casting work at Majiwada for Mumbai Metro’s 32.32 km Line-4 and 2.88 km Line-4A (Green Line) which will connect Wadala – Kasarvadavali – Gaimukh through 34 elevated stations.

Apurvakriti is responsible for installing ballastless tracks from Package CA-161 at Line 4 & 4A’s 15.77 km northern section between Mulund Fire Station (Ch. 18929.611) and Gaimukh (Ch. 18929.611 M), including the siding track at Gaimukh Station.

The line’s viaduct & 15 stations en route here are under construction by TPL – CHEC JV (Package CA-11: Mulund Fire Station – Majiwada), Reliance – Astaldi JV (Package CA-12: Majiwada – Kasarvadavali) and J Kumar Infraprojects (Package CA-54: Kasarvadavali – Gaimukh).

Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) had awarded a Rs. 21.88 crore contract for CA-161 to Apurvakriti Infrastructure in September 2023 with a 2 year track installation deadline.

Prepping for casting work on Saturday morning – Photo by a follower
Mulund Fire Station – Majiwada section – view Mumbai Metro Green Line route map and information
Formwork’s inspection underway – Photo by a follower
Ready to cast – Photo by a follower
Curing underway – Photo by a follower

Bidding is underway for Line-4’s second track contract (Package CA-168) for ballastless track installation work between Bhakti Park (Wadala) and Mulund Fire Station. Technical bids for it are currently scheduled to open on September 25.

MMRDA had re-invited bids for Line-4’s 234 coach rolling stock & signaling contract (Package CA-234) in February 2024, and technical bids for it are currently scheduled to open on October 1.

Looking at the current progress and pending procurement of critical systems, at this point I see Mumbai’s Green Line opening for commercial operations no sooner than Q4 2027 which is a shame since civil contracts were awarded way back in March 2018.

A list of Mumbai Metro Green Line’s packages (civil & systems) and their status can be viewed here.

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– TMRG

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