Archive · 29 Sep 2026
MMRDA Floats Tender For 164-Metre FOB At Gundavali Metro Station
The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority wants to build a pedestrian bridge near Gundavali Metro station.
The bridge will cross the Western Express Highway.
It will help people safely reach bus stops, taxi stands, shops and nearby roads.
The bridge will be 164 metres long.
It will have stairs, a lift and an escalator.
Cameras will help provide security.
Construction is expected to take 12 months.
MMRDA says the bridge should help reduce crowding and traffic around the station.
MMRDA has invited bids to build a 164-metre foot over bridge at Gundavali Metro station.
The bridge will cross the Western Express Highway and connect pedestrians with nearby destinations.
The project includes two staircases, one lift, one escalator and 25 CCTV cameras.
Construction is scheduled to take 12 months after the contract is awarded.
Bid documents are available from September 28 to October 28, with submissions due October 28 at 6 pm.
- Who
- The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority, or MMRDA, has invited bids.
- What
- It plans to construct a 164-metre foot over bridge with stairs, a lift, an escalator and CCTV cameras.
- When
- Bid documents are available from September 28 to October 28; bids must be submitted by October 28 at 6 pm, and construction is planned for 12 months.
- Where
- Across the Western Express Highway at Gundavali Metro station on Metro Line 7 in Mumbai.
- Why
- To improve pedestrian movement, disperse Metro commuters and reduce congestion around the station and surrounding roads.
- Project
- 164-metre foot over bridge
- Location
- Gundavali Metro station, across the Western Express Highway
- Metro corridor
- Metro Line 7
- Facilities
- Two staircases, one lift, one escalator and 25 CCTV cameras
- Construction period
- 12 months
- Bid submission deadline
- October 28 at 6 pm
- Pre-bid meeting
- October 5 at 3 pm