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Property Development Division No Property Development Division No. of Pages Month of Note Correspond SL.NO File No Volume Subject Commencement Remarks Sheets ence Sheets of File To To FINANCE- PAYMENT TOWARDS BMRCL/58/FIN/2012/Advertisement on 1 I ADVERTISEMENT ON PROPERTY 19-09-2012 3 74 Running File PD-Payment/Vol-1 DEVELOPMENT BMRCL/GM(F)/PD-Payment File/2012- Finance- Property Development 2 I 20-03-2012 9 129 Running File 13/Vol-II Payment file BMRCL/GM(F)/PD/2013-14/REACH-3 PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT REATIL 3 I 18-07-2013 3 81 Running File REATIL SPACES AT REACH -3, 3A&3B TENDER FOR LICENSING SPACE FOR BMRCL/GM(F)/Retail-IV/2012- INSTALLING VENDING MACHINES AT 4 I 11-Oct-2012 6 159 Running File 13/Vending Machine/Vol-I NAMMA METRO STATIONS ALONG REACH-1/Vol-1 AGREEMENT FOR CONDUCTING BMRCL/GM(F)/Promotional PROMOTIONAL ACTIVITY AT ALL 5 I 17-11-2012 15 193 Running File Activity/2012-13/Vol-1 NAMMA METRO STATIONS ALONG REACH-1 BMRCL/GM(F)/Promotional PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT 6 I 18-Jul-2013 5 30 Running File Activity/2013-14/Vol-2 PROMOTIONAL ACTIVITY SELECTION OF LICENSEE FOR GRANT BMRCL/GM(F)/ADVT STN-1/2012- 7 I OF ADVERTISING RIGHTS INSIDE 18-12-2012 10 174 Running File 13/ADVT INSIDE METRO STATION-VOL-1 METRO STATIONS TENDER FOR OPERATING AND BMRCL/GM(F)/RESTAURANT-1/2013- MANAGING RESTAURANT AT 8 I 4-Feb-2013 35 105 Running File 14/VOL-1 RANGOLI – METRO ART CENTER – BOULEVARD M.G. RAOD TENDER FOR SELECTION OF 9 BMRCL/GM(F)/Retail-VI/2014-15 I LICENSEES FOR RETAIL OUTLETS AT 6-Nov-2014 11 511 Running File NAMMA METRO-VI KARANATAKA TOURISM DEPARTMENT PERMISSION FOR 10 BMRCL/GM(F)/2013-14-PD I 22-10-2013 2 4 Running File OPENING A KIOSK AT M.G.ROAD METRO STATION TENDER FOR SELECTION OF BMRCL/GM(F)/Retail Tender-V/2012- LICENSEES FOR REATIL OUTLETS AT 11 I 3-Nov-2013 13 119 Running File 13/Vol-1 NAMMA METRO STATIONS OF REACH-1 -TENDER NO-5 AUTOMATED FARE COLLECTION BMRCL/14/CST/AFC/2012/FEDERAL 12 I FEDERAL BANK PAYMENT 2 AFC 22-10-2012 7 22 Running File BANK PAYMENT BANK CONTRACT AUTOMATED FARE COLLECTION - BMRCL/01/CST/AFC/2013/ ICICI BANK 13 I ICICI BANK LTD 3AFC BANK 1-Apr-2013 3 13 Running File PAYMENT CONTRACT AUTOMATED FARE COLLECTION SBI 14 BMRCL/04/CST/AFC/2012/SBI PAYMENT I 27-03-2012 5 17 Running File PAYMENTS 1 AFC BANK CONTRACT 15 BMRCL/GM(F)/PD/2013-14/REAIL-R2 I PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT REACH-2 14-03-2013 1 111 Running File EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FOR BMRCL/GM(T&R)/EOI/2013-14/MG 16 I RETAIL OUTLETS AT MG ROAD 15-04-2014 7 105 Running File ROAD STATION BMRCL/GM(T&R)/Retail-VI/2014-15/Ice Licensee For Retail Outlet at Namma 17 I 30-Aug-2014 2 35 Running File Cream Parlor Metro -VI- ICE CREAM PARLOR LICENSEE FOR RETAIL OUTLET AT BMRCL/GM(T&R)/Retail-Vi/2014- 18 I NAMMA METRO - VI- HOBBY WORK 30-Aug-2014 2 4 Running File 15/Hobby Work Shop SHOP KARNATAKA CO-OPERATIVE MILK 19 BMRCL/GM(T&R)/2014-15/KMF I PRODUCERS FEDERATION LIMITED 9-Jun-2014 7 192 Running File (KMF) SPACE AT M.G.ROAD STATION LICENSE FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/MEDIAN- 20 I GARDEN ALONG THE MEDIAN OF 18-11-2014 60 602 Running File GARDEN/2014-15 NAMMA METRO PHASE -1 BMRCL/GM(F)/2013-14/Pier & Portal-R- ADVERTISMENT ON PIERS AND 21 I 18-02-2015 17 310 Running File 4A PORTALS ALONG REACH-4A SELECTION OF LICENSEE FOR ADVERTISING ON PIER AND PORTAL FROM MAGADI ROAD METRO 22 BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/ADVT/2014-15-R2 I 18-02-2015 19 115 Running File STATION TO MYSORE ROAD METROSTATION ALONG REACH-2 OF NAMMA METRO PROJECT BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/2014- TECHNICAL TRAINING FOR 23 I 22-01-2015 12 250 Running File 15/Training/Part-1 & Part-2 ENGINEERING COLLEGE STUDENTS TENDER FOR SELECTION OF BMRCL/GMF (T&R)/PD/MEDIAN- LICENSEES FOR THE MAINTENANCE 24 I 2-Mar-2015 45 300 Running File GARDEN/R-2/2014-15 OF GARDEN ALONG THE MEDIAN AT REACH-2 BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/2014- VISIT TO BANGALORE METRO RAIL 25 I 20-Feb-2015 3 7 Running File 15/INDUSTRIAL VISIT PROJECT WORK BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/2014- VISIT TO BANGALORE METRO RAIL 26 I 19-03-2015 93 410 Running File 15/INDUSTRIAL VISIT/PART-2 PROJECT WORK BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail-VII/SPRU- Restaurant at Srirampura Metro 27 I 17th June 2015 13 112 Running File 3&4/2015-16 Station - M/s. Water Angels BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail-VII/SPRU- Books and Stationery at Srirampura 28 I 17th June 2015 6 43 Running File 10/2015-16 Metro Station - Dwarakanath A Books, Stationery and General at BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail-VII/SPRU- 29 I Srirampura Metro Station - C 17th June 2015 12 86 Running File 13/2015-16 Kantharaj BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail-VII/MHLI- Banking Service at Mahalakshmi 30 I 17th June 2015 15 110 Running File 1/2015-16 Metro Station - M/s. Yes Bank Ltd. Dairy Products, Coffee Shop and BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail-VII/MHLI- Nursery Garden at Mahalakshmi 31 I 17th June 2015 22 130 Running File 5/2015-16 Metro Station - Karnataka Agro Chemicals BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail-VII/YPM- Food Court at Yeshwanthpur Metro 32 I 17th June 2015 14 83 Running File 3A/2015-16 Station - Kevin Cherian Tours and Travels Outlet at BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail-VII/YPM- 33 I Yeshwanthpur Metro Station - 17th June 2015 13 72 Running File 3D/2015-16 Southern Travels Pvt Ltd Unisex Spa and Saloon at BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail-VII/YPM- 34 I Yeshwanthpur Metro Station - Kevin 17th June 2015 8 75 Running File 3G & 3H/2015-16 Cherian Busuness Centre & Café Outlet at BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail-VII/YPM- 35 I Yeshwanthpur Metro Station - 17th June 2015 9 68 Running File 3I/2015-16 Mohammed Rafi BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail-VII/YPM- Bakery/Ice Cream Parlour at 36 I 25-Jul-2015 12 98 Running File 3B & 3C/2015-16 Yeshwanthpur Metro Station Departmental Store/Kids BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail-VII/YPM-3E 37 I Wear/Baby Products at 25-Jul-2015 8 70 Running File & 3F/2015-16 Yeshwanthpur Metro Station BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Parking Tender- Award license for operating parking 38 I 07/05/2016 5 102 Running File MYRD/2016-17. lot at Mysore Road metro station BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/TENDER FOR Award license for operating ATMs at 39 I 24/08/2016 6 78 Running File ATM SPACE/VI/2016-17 Namma metro stations BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail- SUJATHA CHITTIAPPA 40 I 30/08/2016 12 75 Running File VIII/R1/287/2016-17 (Bakery & Snacks – Baiyappanahalli) BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail- SRI SEVA SOLUTIONS 41 I 30/08/2016 15 84 Running File VIII/R1/288/2016-17 (Bakery & Snacks – Baiyappanahalli) SUMA K BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail- 42 I (Ice Cream Parlour – 30/08/2016 16 90 Running File VIII/R1/291/2016-17 Baiyappanahalli) BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail- Akhilan Sudakaran 43 I 30/08/2016 7 88 Running File VIII/R1/295/2016-17 (Coffee/Tea Shop– Baiyappanahalli) BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail- Water Angels 44 I 30/08/2016 16 133 Running File VIII/R1/297/2016-17 (Food Court – Baiyappanahalli) BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail- SUMA K 45 I 30/08/2016 6 74 Running File VIII/R1/298/2016-17 (Food Court – S.V. ROAD STN.) BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail- VELSTAND TRUF PVT. LTD. 46 I 30/08/2016 10 93 Running File VIII/R1/299/2016-17 (Food Court – S.V. ROAD STN.) BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail- VELSTAND TRUF PVT. LTD. 47 I 30/08/2016 12 96 Running File VIII/R1/300/2016-17 (Hyper Market – S.V. ROAD STN.) BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail- D.H. DAYANANDA GOUDA 48 I 30/08/2016 14 122 Running File VIII/R1/303/2016-17 (Mobile Shop – INDIRANAGAR STN.) VELSTAND TRUF PVT. LTD. BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail- 49 I (Business incubation Center – 30/08/2016 8 108 Running File VIII/R1/306/2016-17 INDIRANAGAR) BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail- B. VENUGOPAL 50 I 30/08/2016 8 82 Running File VIII/R1/309/2016-17 (Dairy Products – Halasuru) BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail- VELSTAND TRUF PVT. LTD. 51 I 30/08/2016 6 58 Running File VIII/R1/311/2016-17 (Tea/Coffee Shop – Halasuru) BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail- Ismail N 52 I 30/08/2016 9 57 Running File VIII/R1/312/2016-17 (Take Away – Trinity) BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail- Brekkie Foods Pvt. Ltd. 53 I 30/08/2016 10 62 Running File VIII/R1/313/2016-17 (Take Away – Trinity) BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail- Kape Ecommerce Pvt. Ltd. 54 I 30/08/2016 13 70 Running File VIII/R1/316/2016-17 (Ecommerce/E-Logistics – Trinity) BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Median - BHEL - Proposal for Median Maintenance 55 I 06/09/2016 2 20 Running File CSR/2016-17 from BHEL under CSR Selection of Licensee for Advertisement on Piers & Portals BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/ADVT-8/Piers & 56 I From Magadi Road Metro Station to 14-09-2016 50 290 Running File Portals/2016-17 Mysore Road Metro Station Along the Reach – 2 of Namma BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Parking Tender- Award license for operating parking 57 I 25/10/2016 8 108 Running File R3&4/XI/2016-17 lots at R3&4 Namma metro stations BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Tender for ATM Award license for operating ATMs at 58 I 27/10/2016 4 18 Running File space/KOTAK/16-17 Namma metro stations BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Tender for ATM Award license for operating ATMs at 59 I 27/10/2016 4 16 Running File space/OBC/16-17 Namma metro stations BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Tender for ATM Award license for operating ATMs at 60 I 27/10/2016 5 17 Running File space/BOM/16-17 Namma metro stations BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Tender for ATM Award license for operating ATMs at 61 I 27/10/2016 5 17 Running File space/BOB/16-17 Namma metro stations Tender for Selection of Licensees for BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Retail-X/2016- Operating Retail Outlets at 62 I 11/03/2016 17 250 Running File 17/ Baiyappanahalli & Trinity Metro Stations BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Parking Tender- Award license for operating parking 63 I 16/07/2016 9 54 Running File KCIC/MYRD/2016-17 lot at MYSURU ROAD metro station BMRCL/GMF(T&R)/PD/Parking Tender- Award license for operating parking 64 I 12/12/2016 6 23 Running File M.K.Belawadi/PYID/2016-17 lot at Peenya Industry metro station JUBILANT FOODWORKS PVT.
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