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Vijayawada Metro | AMRC cancels MoU signed with DMRC for metro rail project in City

Vijayawada: The Amaravati Metro Rail Corporation Limited (AMRCL) Managing Director NP Ramakrishna Reddy on Friday said that the state had decided to go with a Light Metro in Vijayawada, that would extend up to the Gannavaram airport and Krishna Canal junction. The MD issued a press release after... Click here to see more https://goo.gl/MFMgbi
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Amaravati Metro | AMRC issues EOI for preparation of DPR for Vijayawada Metro

Vijayawada: The Amarawati Metro Rail Corporation (AMRC) inviting expression of interest through a Germany based tender agent. The objective of this study is to prepare a detailed Feasibility Study (“Detailed Project Report”) for the city of Vijayawada through validating the MRTS-options and conclusions of the pre-feasibility assessment and assessing the different design options of a Light Metro/ LRT system for Vijayawada. In a pre-feasibility assessment conducted in July 2017, Light Metro/Light Rail Transit was identified as the most suitable mass transit system for Vijayawada. The system would comprise of two corridors (26 km) initially identified for the metro, plus additional extensions as feasible (e.g. to Vijayawada Airport and another corridor of approx. 5 km).The broad indicative scope of services includes the following tasks:- Validation of the mass transit system for Vijayawada based on the alternate analysis provided in the existing pre-fea...
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Vijaywada Metro | State Govt. decides to run light metro instead of proposed metro rail

Vijayawada: The state government has decided to replace the heavy metro with light metro which is also called, Light Rail Technology (LRT), or Light Rapid Transit, extend one of the corridors till Gannavaram airport and add one more corridor from Pandit Nehru Bus Station (PNBS) to Jakkampudi colony. With these latest decisions, Vijayawada metro rail will have three corridors of total 40kms. The decisions were taken based on the report submitted by a public transport expert, Edward Datson, belonging to Kreditanstalt fur Wiederaufbau (KfW), a German financial institution, on the feasibility of light metro for Vijayawada city. Datson studied the demography of Vijayawada city and its peripheral areas, among various other aspects, for 15days. He met the chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Wednesday and submitted his report. KfW had come forward to fund Vijayawada metro. With the new changes in the corridors the Amaravati Metro Rail Corporation (AMRC) will prep...
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