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1497857537315-Map.Pdf NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY SYSTEMAS ON MAP 17-06-2017 SANCTIONED WORKS (IN PROGRESS NOT COMMISSIONED) BATHINDA LIST OF SANCTIONED WORKS OVER NWR SALIENT FEATURES PHYSICAL PUNJAB Sr. PROGRESS MANDIDABWALI No. NAME OF WORK YEAR OF COST LENGTH SANCTION IN CR IN KMS & TDC SRIGANGANAGER KALANWALI I.0 NEW LINE (07) HARYANA 1.1 DAUSA(DO) -GANGAPUR CITY(GGC) 1996-97 780.98 92.67 53% SIRSA (i)Revised Estimate of Rs780.98cr sanction by Rly Bd.on 07.03.17. 1.DO-Deedwana, June 17 GAJSINGHPUR 2.GGC-Khuntla, Feb 18 PELIBANGA HANUMANGARH 1.2 RATLAM(RTM)-DUNGARPUR(DNRP)-Via-BANSWARA(BNSW) 2011-12 2417.24188.85 6.25% TO DHURI (i)Rly. Bd. vide letter dt. 30.03.17 directed to freeze all works. Not fixed SARUPSAR 1.3 THIAYAT HAMIRA(THM)-SANU 2013-14 262.46 58.00 25% SURATGARH (i)Land aquisition for forest & private land is still in progress. Jan 18 ANUPGARH (ii)NOC for construction of ROB is still awaited from State Govt PIPREN ROHTAK 1.4 AJMER(AII)-KOTA(KTT)(NASEERABAD(NSD)-JALINDRI) 2013-14 822.00 145.00 Not fixed BIRADWAL NOHAR (i)CCEA sanction is yet to be obtained by Rly Bd. HISAR 1.5 PUSHKAR(POHT)- MERTA(MTD) 2013-14 323.00 59.00 Not fixed PAKISTAN (i)CCEA sanction is yet to be obtained by Rly Bd. 1.6 AJMER(NASIRABAD)-SAWAI MADHOPUR(SWM) 2015-16 873.71 165.00 Not fixed (CHAUTH KA BARWARA) (CKB)Via TONK (i)Chief Secy./Govt.of Raj. vide D.O.letter no.F-26(7)-para/RC/2013/25409 LUNKARAN SURATPURA SAR BHIWANI Dt.09.12.2016 reqested railways to share full cost.of sanctioned works in progress SADULPUR NEW DELHI & others future projects. (ii)State Govt. has refused to share the cost of project. MANEHARU 1.7 TARANGAHILL(TRAH) - ABU ROAD (ABR)VIA AMBAJI 2017-18 1695.72 89.38 Not fixed CHARKHIDADRI 4.5 (i)Sanctioned in PB 2017-18 (ii)Hilly terrain (iii)DPR under prepartion. KOSLI LALGARH BIKANER LOHARU KANNIA DUNGARGARH CHURU 2.0 GAUGE CONVERSION WORKS (04) SARDARSHAHAR 2.1 MAVLI Jn(MVJ)-BARI SADRI(BI) 2013-14 295.02 82.01 11% REWARI 2.2 JHUNJHUNU i)Section closed on 01.11.2016 for GC works. 1.MVJ-BNNR, Jan 18 KOLAYAT RATANGARH ii)Huge qty. of EW of 330000 CUM, 87 LHS, 127 Bridges, 30.00 Km 2.BNNR-BI, May 18 BHIWARI KATHUWAS FATEHPUR Retaining wall & 100 FB welds. AMARPURA PALWAL 2.2 JAIPUR(JP)-SIKAR(SIKR) & SIKAR(SIKR)- CHURU(CUR) 2008-09 658.07 320.04 60% NAWALGARH JORASI (i)Sikar - Fatehpur Shekhawati section part of Sikar-Churu 1.FPS-CUR, July 2017. SUJANGARH NEEM CRS inspection done in Mar 17. 2.SIKR-PLSN, Dec 17 KA-THANA 3.PLSN-RGS, June 18 NOKHA SANU SIKAR 4.RGS-JP, Mar 19 LANEELA ALWAR U.P. LADNU PALSANA 1.3 DIDWANA MATHURA 2.3 HIMMATNAGAR(HMT)-UDAIPUR(UDZ) 2008-09 829.74 208.08 MAHUA 55% PHALODI 2.2 (i)Acquisition of 47.51 Hq is pending, out of which 43.44Hq is NAGAUR 1. UDZ-KRCD Feb 18 BAISAKHI RINGUS forest land. (ii)38 Major & 352 minor bridges to be constructed. 2.RGQ-HMT, Feb 18 3.5 BHARATPUR BASWA (iii)25.36 cu of EW (iv)20 nos. Stn. Bldg and 3 nos. PFs JAISALMER TO TUNDLA MAKRANA 3.6 CHOMU SAMOD HAMIRA MUNDWA (v)37800 F.B. welds BANDIKUI AGRA Not fixed DEGANA 2.2 2.4 MARWAR(MJ) - MAVLI(MVJ)(NATHDWARA) 2017-181597.12 152.00 JAIPUR (i).Sanctioned in PB 2017-18 (ii).Hilly Terrian. (iii)DPR under prepartion. POKRAN PARVATSAR PHULERA DAUSA MERTA ROAD CITY 3.0 DOUBLING (06) DEEDWANA 20% PIPAR ROAD RIYABARI 3.1 AJMER(AII) - BANGURGRAM(BNGM) 2011-12 218.39 48.43 GOTAN 1.5 1.1 JODHPUR (i)Composite Cotract awarded on 24.06.2016, costing:113.38cr 1.BNGM-MLI, Jan 18. BANAD PUSHKER LALSOT 2. AII-MLI, Feb 19 AJMER MADAR MERTACITY BAMANWAS 3.2 GURIYA(GRI)-MARWAR Jn(MJ) 2011-12 206.22 43.50 97% BAYANA (i)MJ-SOD commissioned in Feb 2017. 1. CNL-GRI,June 17 BILARA 1.1 ZERO LINE BANASTHALI GANGAPURCITY KHOKHARAPAR SALAWAS (ii)SOD-GRI .CRS conducted on Mar 17. MUNABAO SOJAT ROAD TO GWALIOR (PAKISTAN) LUNI 3.1 NASIRABAD (iii)SOD-CNL Commissioned on April 17 DAURAI BANGURGRAM 1.4 3.3 BANGURGRAM(BNGM) - GURIYA(GRI) 2012-13 348.55 47.00 02% 3.3 &1.6 3.2 SARWAD 1. HP-GRI, Dec 17 TONK (i)Detailed Estimate sanctioned by C.A.(AGM/NWR) on 25.04.2016 BARMER BAR SAMADARI GURIYA KEKRI TODARAISINGH KALERA (ii)Composite contract, costing 174.00cr, awarded on 11.11.2016. 2. BNGM-HP Feb 19 1.6 1.6 CKB 18% BHILWADA 3.4 RANI(RN)-MARWAR Jn(MJ). 2012-13 335.53 51.82 MARWAR BANETHA 1. BWA-MJ, Jan 18 SAWAIMADHOPUR (i)RDSO cleared arrangement of BOX culvert, in 05 major Bridges. GANGAPUR 1.4 (ii)Commissioning of LHS requires completion of LHS work by 2.RN-BWA, Mar 19 SOMESAR DFCCIL in their part. 1.4 2.4 24% 3.4 GOKULPURA 3.5 ALWAR(AWR)- BANDIKUI(BKI) 2013-14 281.03 60.37 JALORE 1. AWR-DGW, Feb 18 BUNDI (i)Composite contract amounting Rs.118.24cr awarded on 18.05.2016 MARWARBAGRA JALINDRI 2. DGW-BKI, Mar 19 FALNA 3.6 PHULERA(FL)-DEGANA(DNA) 2015-16 611.53 108.00 0% RANI JAWAIBANDH (i)Project is notified as Special Railway Project. 1. FL-DNA Feb 19 2.4 (ii)EPC tender opened and RFQ finalized on 17.03.17.& RFP 4.4 MORI BERA will be finalize by 2.8.17. KOTA 4.0 DOUBLING (RVNL) (06) SARVANA JN. NATHDWARA KESHAVGANJ CHITTAURGARH 4.1 ABU ROAD(ABR)- SAROTRA ROAD (SZA) 2010-11 201.41 23.12 75% SAROTRA ROAD SIROHI ROAD SWAROOPGANJ MAVLI (i)Maval(MAA)-Sri Amirgarh(SIM)-Sarotra Road(SZA) Mid Section 1.ABR-MAA, March 18 ABU ROAD 2. MAA-SIM-SZA, Oct 17. 4.2 work completed VALLABHNAGAR 4.2 SWROOPGANJ(SRPJ)- ABU ROAD(ABR) 2010-11 154.55 25.36 95% 4.1 NIMACH 1.SRPJ-BMNW April 17. 2.1 CHOTI SADRI TO BHOPAL (i) SRPJ-BMN commissioned on May 17. DHANERA 68% 4.3 AMBAJI UDAIPURCITY 2. BMN-ABR, March 18. KARJODA PAKISTAN 4.6 4.3 SAROTRA ROAD(SZA)-KARJODA(KRJD) 2010-11 194.13 23.59 69% UMRA BHILDI BADI SADARI (i)Mid Section work in Iqbalgarh(IQG)-Jethi(JTY)-Chitrasani(CTT)- 1. SZA-JETHI, Sept 17 ZAWAR PALANPUR Karjoda(KRJD)completed. Work is in progress in SZA-IQG sect 2. JETHI-KRJD, Dec 18 BHABHAR DUNGARPUR (ii) There is a important bridge in JTY-CTT section 1.7 2.3 1.2 MANDSAUR SAGWARA M.P. 4.4 RANI(RN)-KESHAVGANJ(KVJ) 2011-12 280.17 59.50 95% RADHANPUR BECHIWARA (i)MOI-KTR-NANA-KVJ commissioned on 15.03.2016. 1.KZQ-FA-BRLR-JWB-MOI, CHANASARA TARANGA LUSADIYA (ii)Mid Section work in RN-KZQ-FA-BRLY-JWB-MOI completed June 17 MEHSANA 1.2 (iii)RN-KZQ will be commissioned alongwith RN-MJ NWR/Con work 2.3 SHAMALAJI ROAD BANSWARA GANDHIDHAM 4.5 REWARI(RE)-MANIHERU(MHU) 373.61 69.02 90% 2011-12 HIMMATNAGAR CHOTISARVAN 1.KSI-JRL, June17 VIRAMGAM (i)Rewari(RE)-Kosli(KSI) Commissioned on 05.03.17.. NEW BHUJ LEGEND (ii)In Kosli(KSI)-Manheru(MHU) work is in progress. 2.JRL-MHU, Dec 17. SABARMATI 1.2 SHIVGARH NEW LINE WORK 4.6 KARJODA(KRJD)-PALANPUR(PNU) 2011-12 26.00 5.40 98% KANDLA NAGDA 1. KRJD-PNU, Sept 17. CHANDLODHIA (i)Work is in progress. PORT AHMEDABAD RATLAM G.C. WORK . TO INDORE MUMBAI GUJ TO VADODARA DOUBLING WORK(RLY) DOUBLING WORK(RVNL).
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