G R Infraprojects awarded project for 4-lane highway construction
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G R Infraprojects awarded project for 4-lane highway construction

G R Infraproject, a prominent infrastructure company, recently revealed that it has received the prestigious Letter of Award for a significant undertaking. The project, entitled "Construction of a four-lane highway from km 74.700 to km 112.950 (Baranpur Kadipur Ichauli to Rampuriya Awwal) of NH-731A (including Yamuna Bridge) in the State of Uttar Pradesh, under the Hybrid Annuity Mode," has been granted to G R Infraproject.

This undertaking marks a significant milestone for G R Infraproject, as it demonstrates their expertise and reputation in the construction industry.

The four-lane highway project encompasses a substantial stretch in the state of Uttar Pradesh and includes the construction of a Yamuna Bridge. By securing the Letter of Award, G R Infraproject has solidified its position as a trusted organization capable of handling large-scale infrastructure projects.

The project will be executed under the Hybrid Annuity Mode, a financing arrangement that combines elements of both annuity and toll-based models. This mode provides financial stability to the project by ensuring a fixed stream of income, thereby mitigating risks associated with toll collection. G R Infraproject's selection for this project underlines their strong track record and adherence to high-quality standards in infrastructure development.

By constructing a four-lane highway and a crucial bridge, this project is expected to significantly enhance connectivity and improve transportation efficiency in the region. G R Infraproject's commitment to timely completion and adherence to stringent quality standards will undoubtedly contribute to the overall development of the state of Uttar Pradesh.

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G R Infraproject, a prominent infrastructure company, recently revealed that it has received the prestigious Letter of Award for a significant undertaking. The project, entitled Construction of a four-lane highway from km 74.700 to km 112.950 (Baranpur Kadipur Ichauli to Rampuriya Awwal) of NH-731A (including Yamuna Bridge) in the State of Uttar Pradesh, under the Hybrid Annuity Mode, has been granted to G R Infraproject. This undertaking marks a significant milestone for G R Infraproject, as it demonstrates their expertise and reputation in the construction industry. The four-lane highway project encompasses a substantial stretch in the state of Uttar Pradesh and includes the construction of a Yamuna Bridge. By securing the Letter of Award, G R Infraproject has solidified its position as a trusted organization capable of handling large-scale infrastructure projects. The project will be executed under the Hybrid Annuity Mode, a financing arrangement that combines elements of both annuity and toll-based models. This mode provides financial stability to the project by ensuring a fixed stream of income, thereby mitigating risks associated with toll collection. G R Infraproject's selection for this project underlines their strong track record and adherence to high-quality standards in infrastructure development. By constructing a four-lane highway and a crucial bridge, this project is expected to significantly enhance connectivity and improve transportation efficiency in the region. G R Infraproject's commitment to timely completion and adherence to stringent quality standards will undoubtedly contribute to the overall development of the state of Uttar Pradesh. Also read: Hild Electric bags NTPC order for alkaline electrolysers FIVE becomes first hotel to obtain i-RECs in UAE

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