Archive · 23 May 2025
SRA Invites Bids to Revitalize Stalled Slum Projects
The Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA) in Mumbai is starting to hire contractors directly to build new homes in slum areas.
They are seeking bids to redevelop ten stalled slum projects in several locations, covering 19 acres and involving the relocation of nearly 4,740 households.
The winning builder will be the one who offers the most homes for the people who used to live there, as well as homes to be sold.
SRA will appoint contractors for slum redevelopment projects.
Bids are invited for ten stalled slum redevelopment schemes.
These schemes are located across several areas of Mumbai.
The total slum area spans 19 acres.
Approximately 4,740 households are to be rehabilitated.
- Who
- Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA)
- What
- SRA inviting bids for the redevelopment of ten stalled slum projects.
- When
- Tender invitation ongoing
- Where
- Andheri West, Antop Hill, Goregaon, Jogeshwari, Vikhroli, Chembur, and Deonar, Mumbai
- Why
- To redevelop stalled slum schemes and rehabilitate residents.
- Authority
- Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA)
- Projects
- Redevelopment of 10 stalled slum schemes
- Area
- 19 acres
- Households
- 4740 to be rehabilitated
- PAP Density
- 650 per hectare
