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GOVERNMENT of RAJASTHAN PUBLIC 'VORKS DEPARTMENT ~ Tf' GOVERNMENT OF RAJASTHAN PUBLIC 'VORKS DEPARTMENT No. F.7 (2133) Sec-II12014/D. b%~ Dated: 0' 1~20 J 6 From:- The Addl. Secretary to Govt., Public Works Department, Rajasthan, Jaipur. To, / v:.h~ Addl. Chief Engineer (PPP), Public Works Department, Rajasthan, Jaipur. Sub: - Administrative Approval for work of "Development and Operation/Maintenance of State Highways" under RSHDP proposed through Loan Assistance from Multilateral Institutions and under Swiss challenge on Public Private Partnership. Sir, I am directed to convey Administrative Approval for work of "Development and Operation/Maintenance of State- Highways" under RSHDP with likely preliminary capital \_~i_I__~eqUirem~nt for below mentioned Highway projects. ~_;:.;:~. S. Name of Project Highway Length Estimated Utility SIMP Prorata Indicative h~ ,/::x't1 No. (Km) Project Shifting cost & Charges Total ~ tf'.-$'~ Cost Cost @ SIA Fee @13% Project (Rs. In 3% of @ of Col Cost ~~ Cr.) Col (4) (Rs.7.80 (4+5+6) Col.(4+5+6 ~ j2 v lacs/ km) +7) (Rs. in ~\;l cy(j Cr.) r~q~'~~~~JI_-+ ~2 -4 3__ +-_~4~'_ __5~+-_6~~_~7~+- __8~~ ~ PaccaSharana-SriGanganagar 41 100.00 3.00 3.20 13.81 120.00 2 Kishangarh -MaJpura 66.98 107.40 3.22 5.22 15.06 130.91 3 Jhunjhunu Rajgarh 62.88 101.55 3.05 4.90 14.24 123.74 Banar - Bhopalgarh - Kuchera 126.03 295.90 8.88 9.83 40.90 355.51 V5 Ramseen - Bhinrnal - Raniwara 62.619 225.86 6.78 4.88 30.88 268.40 6 Bundi Silor Gararda Bhokatpura 44.0-3'+---'8:-::6-'.6'-:6-t--=-2 .-:60:-+--=-3.-:43:-+--:-:12:-::.0=-=5:-+---:10=-4:-:.7:-c-14 7 Bikaner Jasrasar 65.53 136.00 4.08 5.11 18.87 164.07 8 Tonk Nainwa Keshoraypatan 109.005 258.22 7.75 8.50 35.68 310.15 9 Mangrol - Antah - Sangod 67.038 117.14 3.51 5.23 16.36 142.25 10 Bidasar-Sri Dugargarh-Kalu 82.5 134.98 4.05 6.44 18.91 164.37 II Dholpur- Rajakhera 43.3 75.98 2.28 3.38 10.61 92.25 12 Nadoti - Mahaveer Jj - Khera 31.3 33.86 1.02 2.44 4.85 42.17 13 Noorpur Phata to Sattasar (7.5M ) 58.5 55.16 1.65 4.56 7.98 69.36 14 Natani Ka Bada -Laxrnangarh- 62.725 180.00 S.40 4.89 24.74 215.03 ~... - Kathumar (SH-44) 31.788 77.95 2.34 2.48 10.76 93.53 Page 1 of 4 16 Sadulsahar to Srikaranpur 85 131.00 3.93 6.63 18.40 159.96 17 Balesar - Tibana - Khirja 13.258 35.09 1.05 1.03 4.83 42.01 (Mining) 18 Nokha- Kolayat- Bajju 145.07 145.07 4.35 11.32 20.90 181.63 19 Jodhpur - Marwar Junction- 118.361 289.76 8.69 9.23 40.00 Jojawar 347.68 20 Oantiwara - Pipar - Mertacity 85.948 218.75 6.56 6.70 30.16 262.18 21 Pali - Khandap - Bhadrajun 33.93 59.87 1.80 2.65 8.36 72.67 22 Sayala - Bagoda - Gudha Malani 68.77 126.25 3.79 5.36 17.60 153.00 23 Sadulsahar-Sangaria-Chaiya 94 153.00 4.59 7.33 21.44. 186.36 24 Mathania - Dechu 79.49 123.03 3.69 6.20 17.28 150.20 25 Fardod - Kasnau Kuchera 24.78 54.63 1.64 1.93 7.57 (Mining) 65.77 26 Jaswantpura to Chaochwa Phata 92.89 132.02 3.96 7.25 18.62 (H-III) 161.85 27 Keer ki Choki- Mavli 31.7 59.85 1.80 2.47 8.34 72.45 28 Bhadrajun - Mokalsar 47.17 80.97 2.43 3.68 11.32 98.40 29 Katunda - Rawatbhata - Chechat 90.21 169.86 5.10 7.04 23.66 205.65 30 Parbatsar-Harsore-Dodiyana 60.29 127.14 3.81 4.70 17.64 153.29 31 Siwana - Samdari - Balesar 90.648 215.05 6.45 7.07 29.71 258.29 32 Sikandra- Gangapur City 63.485 127.33 3.82 4.95 17.69 153.79 33 Jodhpur- Sojat Road 75.699 210.72 6.32 5.90 28.98 251.93 34 Bhinrnal - Pantheri Posana - 51.58 91.41 2.74 4.02 Jeevana 12.76 110.94 35 Dhariyawad - Parsola - SabIa 50.338 83.24 2.50 3.93 11.66 101.32 36 Thanwala-Degana 43.535 106.69 3.20 3.40 14.73 128.01 37 Kheria Mod to UP Border 23.76 24.07 0.72 1.85 3.46 30. I I 38 Bhatewar - Bansi - Dhariyawad 87.65 87.90 2.64 6.84 12.66 110.03 39 Mandli - Sagwara Section of 38.43 54.38 1.63 3.00 MDR-43 7.67 66.68 40 Mahuwaa-Laxmangarh 62 161.80 4.85 4.84 22.29 193.78 41 Kapasan- Rashmi- Karoi 42.18 74.89 2.25 3.29 10.46 90.88 42 Taranagar to Nohar 75.5 95.45 2.86 5.89 13.55 117.75 43 Dangiyawas- Luni - Balotra 129.258 307.29 9.22 10.08 42.46 (BRO bypass) 369.05 44 Garhi-Anandpuri upto Gujarat 39.64 47.94 1.44 3.09 6.82 Border Section MDR-22 59.29 45 Chinch Tiraha - Bagidora - 50.25 53.77 1.61 3.92 7.71 Anandpuri Section of MOR-83 67.01 46 Merta-Roon-Khimsar-Kapuria 118.48 182.61. 5.48 9.24 25.65 222.98 47 Uniara-Dooni-Anwa 67.266 122.76 3.68 5.25 17.12 148.81 48 Kuchaman-Chitawa-Ghatwa 32.824 66.00 1.98 2.56 9.17 79.71 49 Rajgarh to Bhadra 59.48 92.36 2.77 4.64 12.97 112.74 50 Nagar Nadbai Halena to Wer 48.04 76.88 2.31 3.75 10.78 93.71 51 Jodhpur- Balesar- shergarh 106.4 183.00 5.49 8.30 25.58 222.37 52 Kishangarh Bas to Kotkasim 33 39.73 1.19 2.57 5.65 49.15 53 Mandrayal- Karoli 38.75 61.00 1.83 3.02 8.56 74.41 54 Os ian- Nokha 115.46 155.75 4.67 9.01 22.03 191.45 55 Ajarka- Tala 128.985 236.96 7.1 I 10.06 33.04 287.17 I Page 2 of 4 56 Garhi - Bagidora - Kushalgarh 78.6 133.69 4.01 6.13 18.70 162.53 upto MP Border Section MDR-43 57 Kuchaman Renwal 66.75 106.79 3.20 5.21 14.98 130.18 58 Merta-Gotan-Sathin-Pipar 69.99 122.56 3.68 5.46 17.12 148.82 59 Gotan-Asop-Kherpa 48.37 60.82 1.82 3.77 8.63 75.05 60 Ihunjhunu-Ratanpur Seowa 77.922 124.00 3.72 6.08 17.39 151.19 61 Borawas Kaludi 22.8 51.17 1.54 1.78 7.08 61.57 62 Ramgarh to Sikari 32.52 53.64 1.61 2.54 7.51 65.30 63 Churu- Taranagar 40.2 59.84 1:80 3.14 8.42 73.19 64 Kotkasim - Tapukara 33.95 47.01 1.41 2.65 6.64 57.71 65 Sawaimadhopur- Palighat up to 33.96 81.57 2.45 2.65 11.27 97.93 State Border 66 Lakheri to Bijolia 116.122 263.14 7.89 9.06 36.41 316.50 67 Arai- sarwar 44.331 96.08 2.88 3.46 13.31 115.73 68 Nasirabad-Mangliyawas- 62.95 112.08 3.36 4.91 15.65 136.00 Padukalan 69 Dausa-Dudu 75.5 148.70 4.46 5.89 20.68 179.73 70 Sanchore - Mandar - Ambaji 118.06 335.95 10.08 9.21 46.18 401.42 71 Beawar- Gulabpura 42.3 88.87 2.67 3.30 12.33 107.16 72 Khood - Dataramgarh- Renwal 51.035 63.11 1.89 3.98 8.97 77.95 73 Kapren - Baran 46.094 159.71 4.79 3.60 21.85 189.95 74 Beawar-Masuda-Goyla 66.94 122.43 3.67 5.22 17.07 148.40 75 Maonda- Nizampur 30 99.47 2.98 2.34 13.62 118.42 76 Mandri - Devgarh - Lassani 80.626 80.63 2.42 6.29 11.61 100.95 77 Mundra-Desuri 23.305 88.23 2.65 1.82 12.05 104.74 78 Sojat -Desuri- Pindwara (H-II) 160.05 336.07 10.08 12.48 46.62 405.26 79 Neemka Thana to Khetri 53.22 128.36 3.85 4.15 17.73 154.09 80 Udaipur to Salumbar (H-I) 65.74 125.34 3.76 5.13 17.45 151.68 81 Ratangarh - Churu- Sardarshahar 89.72 156.16 4.68 7.00 21.82 189.66 82 Sawarda- Roopangarh- Ajmer 42.52 90.00 2.70 3.32 12.48 108.50 83 Tehla-Rajgarh Garhi Sawairam 49.225 119.67 3.59 3.84 16.52 143.62 84 Palari-Khatu and Makrana- 74.375 189.90 5.70 5.80 26.18 227.58 Parbatsar 85 Patan-Dabla- Gaonli 20.535 79.21 2.38 1.60 10.81 94.00 86 Beawar-Pisangan- Tehla- 57.06 100.91 3.03 4.45 14.09 122.48 Alniyawas 87 Lalsot-Bassi 40.805 71.48 2.14 3.18 9.98 86.79 88 Dataramgarh- Khatushyamji- 49.285 82.08 2.46 3.84 11.49 99.88 Renwal 89 Losal Salasar Ratangarh 78.603 183.37 5.50 6.13 25.35 220.35 90 Bhavi-Pipar-Bhopalgarh-Khimsar 83.275 115.34 3.46 6.50 16.29 141.58 91 Hurda-Banera 52.7 115.48 3.46 4.1 I 16.00 139.05 92 Talanpur-Dhannapa-Kawaspura 10.3 19.90 0.60 0.80 2.77 24.07 93 Sawaimadhopur Bypass 15 81.57 2.45 1.17 11.07 96.26 94 Banera- Bigod 56.7 99.00 2.97 4.42 13.83 120.22 95 Mines road of 45.83 84.67 2.54 3.57 11.80 102.59 Mandalgarh(Bhilwara) 96 Godej - Behror- Haryana Border 46.4 88.01 2.64 3.62 12.26 106.52 Total 6052.40 11617.94 348.54 472.09 1617.01 14055.58 Page 3 of 4 - -- -_ --- ------------ ------ -- - - - _.
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