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List of Detailed Engineering Survey and Design Via PMEU Completed Till 2073/74 List of Detailed Engineering Survey and Design via PMEU Completed till 2073/74 Physical Financial Contract Package Name of Consultant Name of Road Region Progress Progress Length F.Y. 069/70 PMEU-337/069/70-DPR-2 SILT-CARD JV, Ratopul, Kathmandu Pokhara Ring Road Western Completed Final Payment 80.85 Gitannagar-Patihani-Jagatpur-Sukranagar-Parwatipur-Siwnagar- PMEU-337/069/70-DPR-3 Silt-National- JV, Samakhushi Central Completed Final Payment Dibyanagar-Meghauli Section of Greater Chitwan Ring Road 25 Danda-Kawasoti-Dhowadi-Bulintar Section of Greater Chitwan Ring Central Completed Final Payment Road 10 PMEU-337/069/70-DPR-4 Cemeca-DBS- JV, Thapa Gaon Danda-Kawasoti-Dhowadi-Bulintar Section of Greater Chitwan Ring Central Completed Final Payment Road 10 Bulintar-Bandipur Section of Greater Chitwan Ring Road (CH PMEU-337/069/70-DPR-5 DGL-Bajra-Raft JV, Lalitpur Central Completed Final Payment 0+000~13+000) 13 Bulintar-Bandipur Section of Greater Chitwan Ring Road (CH PMEU-337/069/70-DPR-6 GeoCom Nepal Consult Pvt.Ltd , Kirtipur Central Completed Final Payment 13+000~25+000) 12 Rural Infrastructure Developers Consultant P.Ltd. , Sauraha Badreni Deunagar(Geetanagar) Section of Greater Chitwan PMEU-337/069/70-DPR-7 Central Completed Final Payment Kathmandu Ring Road 12 F.Y. 070/71 Intergrated development & Research Services (P.), Ltd., 337159/070/71 DPR 2 Completed Final Payment Baneshwor, kathmandu Vimaad Majhkot Ranipokhari Rishipatan Road, Tanahu 5.75 Western 337159/070/71 DPR 3 DIGICON-DEVS JV, Kathmandu Kakani Patle Belkot Chirkate Mahadevsthan (Nuwakot) 12 Central Completed Final Payment CEMECA Consultant-Design & Build Solution (P) Ltd. JV, 337159/070/71 DPR 4 Completed Final Payment Thapagaun, Kathmandu Ramkot VDC Baadalkot Dahachwok , Kathmandu 7 Central Chandi Bhanjyang Aapchautara Baraltol Lunkti to Nawalpurghat, 337159/070/71 DPR 5 BN Consultancy P. Ltd., Kamaladi, kathmandu Completed Final Payment Okhaldhunga 12 Eastren 337159/070/71 DPR 6 BN Consultancy P. Ltd., Kamaladi, kathmandu Dhunge Kalamasi Tochhum to Melamchi ,Sindhupalchwok 12 Central Completed Final Payment 337159/070/71 DPR 7 SITARA Consult P. Ltd., Pulchwok, Lalitpur Charikot Ringroad , Charikot 10.22 Central Completed Final Payment Diman Trikol Baramchiya Road, Saptari 8 Eastren Completed Final Payment 337159/070/71 DPR 8 RADEC-REC JV, Sitapaila Sangrampur 1,3,7 to Bazaar Road, Sarlahi 5 Central Completed Final Payment 337159/070/71 DPR 10 Fuji Int'l Design Associates , Kathmandu Jatahi Janakpur Road Section of Jatahi Janakpur Dhalkebar 14 Central Completed Final Payment 1/DPR/337123 Sidhuwa Sukrabare Myaglung Road,Dhankuta,Terahthum 38.4 Eastern Full Bright-BEAM-National JV, Kathmandu Myaglung Thudikhel Tamar Road,Terathum 18.3 Eastern Completed Final Payment Jirmle Sandhkpur Samalbunga Sima Road,Ilam 70.4 Eastern 2/DPR/337123 Rabi Madhumalla Urlabari Road ( Toribari-Rabi Section), GOEC - CEMECA - GIDAN JV, Kathmandu Morang,Ilam,Panchther 32.5 Eastern Completed Final Payment Gouwalbhanjyang Sandhkpur Chhyangtharpu Road,Ilam,Panchther 99.83 Eastern 3/DPR/337123 Bhojpur Dhurpise Baidarbhanjyang Dingle Tumlingtar Road,Bhojpur,Sankhuwasabha 56.18 Eastern Northstar - ITECO JV, Kathmandu Bhedetar Rajarani Rabi Ranke Road ( Bhedetar-Budhbare Completed Final Payment Section),Dhankuta 44.6 Eastern Kewabesi Bhibare Phaksi Mamling Road,Sankhuwasabha 20.7 Eastern 4/DPR/337123 Sonapur Kadamjachi Banarjhula Sisau Badharwa Haraicha Road,Sunsari,Morang 11.42 Eastern Ramnagar Bhutaha Basantpur Ghuski Road,Sunsari 10.22 Eastern Page 1 of 8 List of Detailed Engineering Survey and Design via PMEU Completed till 2073/74 Physical Financial Contract Package Name of Consultant Name of Road Region Progress Progress Length Everest Engineering Consultant -CIAS JV, Kathmandu Inurwa Dhubi Tetariya /motiour /kaseni Dhrbesha Hasandhah Completed Final Payment Irtahra Rajghat Narayan Jhoda Chandragadhi Road,Sunsari,Morang,Jhapa 62 Eastern Dharan Mangalbare Bishnupaduka Surya Kunda Barahakshetra Road,Sunsari 23 Eastern 5/DPR/337123 GOEC - CEMECA - GIDAN JV, Kathmandu Pokli Kakni Okheldhunga Road, Okheldhunga 70.18 Eastern Bharat Boarder Bananiya Sambhunath Raod,Saptari 21.5 Eastern Phatepur Beltar Chisapani Raod,Saptari 87.41 Eastern Completed Final Payment Kolonjorghat sanghutar Khiji Chadeshwar Bhusim Road,Ramechap, Okholdhunga 22 Eastern 6/DPR/337123 BDA - GEA - BN JV, Lalitpur Madhutar Ratomate danda Silame Road, Upgrading, Sindhuli, 22 Central Chisapani (Dhanusha) Dakaraha Chakmake Bahun tilpung Chandibhanjyang Nawalpurghat Palapu (Okhaldhunga), Completed Final Payment Sindhuli, 60 Central Syaulebari Lokil Yarsa Gosaikunda Road, Rasuwa 31 Central Sundarijal-Thakani-Mahankal-Helambu-Melamchi, Kathmandu, Sindhupalchowk 55 Central 7/DPR/337123 Fuji International Design Associates, Danfe Chari Marga, Kharang Daman Dandabas Dumkikhark Road, Makmanpur 47.76 Central Kathmandu Nijgadh Dhiyal Road, Bara, Makawanpur 18.56 Central Completed Final Payment Mandalithan, Keware Bhanjyang Chapakot Gajarkot Road, Syanjha, Palpa, Tanahu 45.34 Western 8/DPR/337123 Full Bright-BEAM-National JV, Kathmandu Phulbari Aarthar Dandakharka Rapu Ramjathati Tilahar Dmuwa Road, Synjga,Parbat 26.5 Western Tamghash Khamsepani Nayagaun Nadi Suryatari Netakharka Purkotdaha Bandikot, Gulmi, Pyuthan 38.00 Western Completed Final Payment Sulichour-Thawang Road, Rolpa 51.5 Western Machhi Thulabesi-Bhimgithhe Road, Pyuthan, Baglung 70.2 Western 9/DPR/337123 IDRS, GEC, ECoCoDE JV, New Baneswor Bhurigaun-Telpani, Surkhet 52 Mid Western Tulsipur-Purandhara-Surkhet (Dang, Surkhet) 80 Mid Western Completed Final Payment Bramadev Jogbudha Salena Gogan Chirkate Road, Dadeldhura 67 Far Western 10/DPR/337123 MULTI Jv UNEC iaw MULTI-TECH, Kathmandu Sahajpur - Bogtan Dipayal Road 108.0 Far Western Completed Final Payment 11/DPR/337123 CEMECA HRA- IMERC-GNDA JV Anamnagar, Khutiya BP Nagar Gadhshera Dipyal Road, Kathmandu Kanchanpur,Dadeldhura 80.0 Far Western Completed Final Payment Patan-Pancheswor (Salena Sector), Baitadi 64.0 Far Western 12/DPR/337123 SILT - GRID - Rajdevi JV Ratopul, Kathmandu Ugratara-Melauli Road, Dadeldhura, Baitadi 78.5 Far Western Completed Final Payment Bhartola-Joljivi-Shera Road, Darchula 45.5 Far Western 1/DPR/337302 SIDEF - DEVS - DIGICON JV,Kathmandu Biplyate-Maipokhari Road, Ilam 45 Eastern Madaar Siraha Mirchaiya Road, Siraha 27.94 Eastern Completed Final Payment Pato Tarahari Swarnpatti Simaraha Kodarkati Mogaha Road, Saptari 17.58 Eastern 2/DPR/337302 ERMC- RIDC JV, New Baneshwor Barhabise Bhairabkund Road, Sindhulpalchowk 60 Central Completed Final Payment Page 2 of 8 List of Detailed Engineering Survey and Design via PMEU Completed till 2073/74 Physical Financial Contract Package Name of Consultant Name of Road Region Progress Progress Length Completed Final Payment Balephi Jalbire Temwathan Road, Sindhupalchowk 55 Central 3/DPR/337302 CEMECA HRA- IMERC-GNDA JV Anamnagar, Bhadrakali 1 Dhanman Amle Sindhuligadhi Road, Sindhuli Completed Final Payment Kathmandu 11.89 Central 4/DPR/337302 Soil Test , Aviyan, Hydro Trans JV, Lalitpur Pokhara-Seven Lakes Tourist Road, Kaski 30.36 Western Setidobhan Bhudumpola Panchmul Tamakhuwari Ghante Completed Final Payment Deurali Road, Syngagh 28.77 Western PMEU 337/069/70-DPR-9 Mirdi Kyakmi Vimad road, Syangja, Tanahu 57.5 Western Full Bright FIDA JV Completed Final Payment Putalikhet Karkineta Kushma Road, Syangja Parbat 47.5 Western 337123/070/71 DPR 1 BEAM - CEMECA - CERC JV,Lalitpur Khairenitar (PRM)-Bhimad- Kawaswoti (MRM ) 57 Western Completed Final Payment 337159/070/71/DPR-1 SIDEF - DEVS - DIGICON JV,Kathmandu Saptami Bazaar Dhuwabesi to Lumbughat Road, Pachthar. 23 Eastern Completed Final Payment 8/DPR/337159 ERMC- RIDC- ERMCI P.Lid JV Sillegada Rudreshwor Dethala Darchula Khalanga Road. 40 Far Western Completed Final Payment Page 3 of 8 List of Detailed Engineering Survey and Design via PMEU Completed till 2073/74 Physical Financial Contract Package Name of Consultant Name of Road Region Progress Progress Length 2071/72 Janakpur Dhalkebar Road, 25 km section of Jatahi Janakpur Completed Final Payment 337159/071/72 DPR 1 SILT-NEST-RAJDEVI,Ratopul Dhalkebar Road 25 Central Jiri Sikri Hawa Kirne Road, Dolkha,Ramechhap(45Km) 45 Central Dukuchap VDC Debichaur Ghusele Malta Baguwa to Completed Final Payment 337159/071/72 DPR 3 TMS-Welink-CARD JV Makwannpur(Kantilok Path ) , Lalitpur(35Km) 35 Central Sainamaina Ringroad, Rupendehi(40Km) 40 Western Jhadewa Gothadi Khaireni Road, Palpa,Nawalparasi(30Km) 30 Western Completed Final Payment 337159/071/72 DPR 4 MEH-RIDC-RADEC JV Dobilla Phalebaas Road, Parbat(18Km) 18 Western Baglung Beni Jomsom Road(4+000~ 41+000Km) (37Km) 37 Western Completed Final Payment 337159/071/72 DPR 5 BEAM-CERC-SLATE JV, Lalitpur Siklem Sisaghat Madi Corridor, Kaski(40Km) 40 Western Swargadwari Holeri Section of Bhingri Swargadwari Holeri Road (14+500~34+500), Pyuthan(20Km) 20 Mid Western Debisthan Loharpani Section of Pyuthan Chakchake Ghorahi Completed Final Payment F014(14Km) 14 Mid Western Liwang Daarbot Road,Rolpa(13Km) 13 Mid Western 337159/071/72 DPR 6 CEMECA-DIGICON-GNDA JV Kumu Bodh Marg, Nepalgunj Ring Road(35Km) 35 Mid Western Jammuphat Palaite Panchtale Gujha Bhaktadi Road, Surkhet (45Km) 45 Mid Western On Going Draft 337159/071/72 DPR 7 CEMECA-DIGICON-GNDA JV Gulariya Magaragadi Rambhapur Road, Bardiya(22Km) 22 Mid Western Shaigau Manikapur Road, Banke(22Km) 22 Mid Western Completed Final Payment 337159/071/72 DPR 8 Full Bright-FIDA-National JV Gutu Bijaura Lagaam Road, Surkhet,Doti(72Km) 72 Mid Western Budar Jorayal
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