Infrastructure
Mumbai Metro Line 9: MMRDA Floats Rs 626 Crore Tender To Build Car Shed At Uttan
Amit Mishra
Feb 02, 2024, 12:00 PM | Updated 12:00 PM IST
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The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has issued tenders to develop a 59.65-hectare car shed for Metro Line 9 (Dahisar to Mira-Bhayander) at Uttan.
The site will be developed into a proper, full-fledged depot with over 40 stabling lines, depot and train operation control centre, maintenance yard and administrative buildings.
A northward extension of Metro Line 7 (Andheri East to Dahisar East), line 9 will connect Dahisar East to Mira-Bhayander
The 10.855 km line, with eight elevated stations, has reached a 77 per cent completion milestone. The line is expected to be ready by June 2025.
In late 2022, the MMRDA put forward a proposal to extend Line 9 from Bhayandar to Uttan, an additional 2.5 kilometres ahead. The plan included establishing a depot in Bhayandar's Rai village. However, the authority later decided to locate the depot on a hillock in Uttan village.
According to the MMRDA, the estimated cost for constructing this depot amounts to Rs 626 crore, with a projected completion timeline of at least 52 months.
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