Chennai Metro Rail floats fresh tenders
The Hindu
Six tenders for construction of underground stations in the phase II project cancelled
Nearly two weeks after cancelling six tenders for construction of underground stations in the phase II project, Chennai Metro Rail has floated them afresh, hoping to find new contractors.
Early this month, the decision to cancel six tenders for building several underground stations in two corridors in the phase II project — Madhavaram to SIPCOT and Madhavaram to Shollinganallur — had to be made when the lowest bidders had given exorbitant quotes for carrying out the work.
In the six tenders, they had to build underground stations along the stretch from Madhavaram to Taramani and Kolathur to Nathamuni.
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