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The Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (CRDA) has called for tenders for construction projects worth INR 1206 crore as part of the Greenfield Amaravati Capital project. The tenders focus on developing basic infrastructure such as roads, drainage, and water supply in specific zones of the capital region. Bids are due by January 21, with work expected to commence in February. The CRDA is also preparing additional tenders for major constructions, including key government buildings. The residential quarters for government officials, previously halted, are expected to be completed soon, marking a significant milestone.
The Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (CRDA) has invited tenders for construction works worth INR 1206 crore in the Greenfield Amaravati Capital project. This is part of the broader initiative to expedite the development of the new capital, with the state government already having approved projects worth around INR 48,000 crore, aiming for completion by 2027. Advertisement
The tenders include the development of essential infrastructure such as roads, drainage systems, and drinking water supply in Zones 5-B and 5-D, as well as other major layouts within the capital region. The submission deadline for bids is set for 3 p.m. on January 21, and the works are expected to begin in February.
CRDA is also preparing to release additional tenders for the construction of important buildings, such as the assembly building, a high-rise tower, a new High Court, and the Chief Minister's office. The construction of residential quarters for government officials, which had been paused by the previous government, is expected to resume and complete soon.
Furthermore, as part of the new year's plans, the CRDA has called on farmers who had contributed land through the pooling process to complete the registration of their returnable plots. Originally started in 2014, the capital project was halted by the government in 2019, as it proposed a decentralised model with different capitals for the executive, legislative, and judicial branches.
The Andhra Pradesh Government's commitment to the Amaravati Capital project remains strong, with CRDA moving forward with construction works that include vital infrastructure in the capital region. While earlier halted projects are set to resume, the government's efforts to complete the new capital by 2027 continue with various large-scale constructions lined up. The CRDA's request for farmers to complete land registrations adds a positive note to the ongoing development.
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