PWD to implement project management system for road projects
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PWD to implement project management system for road projects

P A Mohamed Riyas, Kerala Minister for Public Works Department (PWD) said, that PWD will implement a project management system from 2022, which will enable the MLAs and citizens to track road projects at every stage. The system's dashboard will provide the details of the ongoing road projects t...

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P A Mohamed Riyas, Kerala Minister for Public Works Department (PWD) said, that PWD will implement a project management system from 2022, which will enable the MLAs and citizens to track road projects at every stage. The system's dashboard will provide the details of the ongoing road projects to the MLAs and the public. Time would be fixed for every stage of road projects to fix responsibility for delays and the contractors can also raise issues through the system. The details of the road projects within the system can be updated by the PWD head, District Collector, state nodal officer and other officials. Contact: Kerala Public Works Department (PWD).Website: www.pwd.kerala.gov.in

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