RITES and NHAI Ink Consultancy Pact for Road Projects
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RITES and NHAI Ink Consultancy Pact for Road Projects

The Rail India Technical and Economic Service (RITES) has signed a significant agreement with the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) to provide consultancy services for various road projects. This collaboration aims to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of highway construction and maintenance across the country.

Under this new pact, RITES will offer expert advisory services in planning, design, and execution of NHAI's projects. This partnership seeks to leverage RITES' extensive experience and technical expertise to ensure that road projects meet the highest standards of quality and safety.

The consultancy services will cover a broad range of activities, including feasibility studies, project management, and quality assurance. RITES will also assist in evaluating environmental impacts and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. By bringing in specialised knowledge and advanced methodologies, the agreement is expected to streamline project execution and mitigate potential risks.

This partnership underscores NHAI's commitment to improving infrastructure and addressing the growing demands for better road connectivity. It also reflects RITES' ongoing efforts to support national development through its technical prowess and project management skills.

The collaboration is anticipated to accelerate the completion of key road projects, ultimately contributing to enhanced transportation networks and economic growth. It marks a significant step forward in optimising the development of India's road infrastructure and achieving the country's ambitious infrastructure goals.

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The Rail India Technical and Economic Service (RITES) has signed a significant agreement with the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) to provide consultancy services for various road projects. This collaboration aims to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of highway construction and maintenance across the country. Under this new pact, RITES will offer expert advisory services in planning, design, and execution of NHAI's projects. This partnership seeks to leverage RITES' extensive experience and technical expertise to ensure that road projects meet the highest standards of quality and safety. The consultancy services will cover a broad range of activities, including feasibility studies, project management, and quality assurance. RITES will also assist in evaluating environmental impacts and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. By bringing in specialised knowledge and advanced methodologies, the agreement is expected to streamline project execution and mitigate potential risks. This partnership underscores NHAI's commitment to improving infrastructure and addressing the growing demands for better road connectivity. It also reflects RITES' ongoing efforts to support national development through its technical prowess and project management skills. The collaboration is anticipated to accelerate the completion of key road projects, ultimately contributing to enhanced transportation networks and economic growth. It marks a significant step forward in optimising the development of India's road infrastructure and achieving the country's ambitious infrastructure goals.

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