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Corrigendum -1 Corrigendum -1 Name of work:-Engagement of Concessionaire for Design, Built, Operate & Maintain Public e-scooter Sharing System in NDMC a rea . Annexure ‘A’ of the RFP has been replaced with following: Indicative list of E-scooter stations Annexure ‘A’ LOCATIONS 1. AIIMS 18 Delhi High Court 2. Ashoka Hotel 19 Dilli Haat 3. Ashoka Road /Parliament Street 20 Gole Market 4. Bangla Sahib Gurudwara 21 Hanuman mandir 5. Bangla Sahib Road 22 Hotel Leela 6. Bapu Smarak Tees January Road 23 INA Market 7. Barakhamba Modern School 24 INA Market other side 8. Bikaner House Pandara Xing 25 India gate (near Nursery) 9. Birla Mandir 26 India International Centre 10. C Hexagon Baroda House 27 Khan Market Metro 11. Central Sectt. Metro Station 28 Janpath Outside Cottage Emporium 12. Char bagh 29 Jor Bagh Metro Station 13. NDMC Water Enquiry, Kali Bari Marg 30 Karbala ,Lodhi road 14. Charak Palika Hospital, Moti Bagh 31 Khan Market (NDMC Parking Area) 15. Children park (India Gate) 32 Khan Market (Rajesh Pilot Marg side) 16. Connaught Place Outer Circle, Janpath 33 Kidwai Nagar near GPRA Centre 17. Connaught Place Outer Circle Outside 34 Lady hardinge Medical college Circle Outside LIC Office LOCATIONS 35 Lalit Kala Academy 53 Patel Chowk Metro Station 36 Central Market ,Lodhi colony 54 Patiala House Court 37 Lok Kalyan Marg Metro Station 55 PMKY Kendra Mandir Marg 38 Madhulimaye Marg near Petrol Pump 56 Primus Hospital Chanakyapuri 39 Maitryi College: Jesus and Mary 57 R.K.Ashram Marg Metro Station College 40 Mandi House Metro Station 58 R.M.L. Hospital 41 Moti Bagh Metro Station Near petrol 59 Rafi Marg Rail Bhawan Pump 42 Parliament Street in front of DLF 60 Rajiv Chowk A Block Parking building 43 Near Taj Mansingh hotel 61 Rajiv Chowk Exit Barakhamba road 44 Chanakya Round About 62 Rajiv Gandhi Bhawan 45 Nehru Planetarium 63 Rakab Ganj Gurudwara 46 New Moti Bagh Residential Complex 64 Sacred Heart cathedral church 47 New Moti Bagh Ring Road Crossing 65 Safadarjung Tomb 48 NGT Office 66 Safdarjung hospital 49 Nirman Bhawan 67 Sanjay park 50 Gol Dak Khaana 68 Khanna Market Lodhi Road 51 Palika Bhawan 69 Sarojini Nagar Metro Station 52 Palika Mty. Hospital Lodhi road 70 SBS Place Gole market LOCATIONS 71 Shankar market 86 Tilak Marg /Back of Supreme Court 72 Shivaji Bridge 87 Tilak Road Metro Station 73 Shivaji Stadium Back side 88 Transport Bhawan, Parliament Street 74 Shivaji Stadium Metro Station 89 Udyog Bhawan Metro Station 75 South Avenue 90 UPSC Shahjahan Road 76 Subramanyam Bharti Marg Mathura 91 Central Secretariat Road Crossing 77 Supreme Court 92 Yashwant Place Market Chanakyapuri 78 Suvidha Market Netaji nagar 93 Connaught Place inner circle Palika Bazaar 79 Chelmsford Road 94 Barakhamba metro station 80 NSCI club Purana Quila Road 95 SP marg Dhaula Kuan Jn 81 Tansen Marg , Bengali Market 96 Nehru Park (Satya Marg) 82 Nehru Park (Niti Marg) 97 Nehru park (Vinay Marg) 83 Lodhi Garden (Lodhi road Side) 98 Lodhi Garden (Subramanyam Bharti road Side) 84 Lodhi Garden (IIC Side) 99 Sarojini Nagar( Shrivinayak Mandir marg side ) 85 Sarojini Nagar (Brig Hosiyar Singh 100 Sarojini Nagar Market (Keshav park side) Marg) .
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