NHAI floats tender for six-lane bridge
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NHAI floats tender for six-lane bridge

A tender for the construction of a 14.52-km long, six-lane bridge over the Ganga between Sherpur in Danapur and Dighwara in the Saran district has been released by the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI).

The future project will include ramps at Gangahara in the riverine zones between the streams of the Ganga, a 9.45-km-long bridge, and a 5.07-km-long approach road. By September's end, the selected qualifying firm will be announced.

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A tender for the construction of a 14.52-km long, six-lane bridge over the Ganga between Sherpur in Danapur and Dighwara in the Saran district has been released by the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI). The future project will include ramps at Gangahara in the riverine zones between the streams of the Ganga, a 9.45-km-long bridge, and a 5.07-km-long approach road. By September's end, the selected qualifying firm will be announced.

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