ARSS Infrastructure Projects Wins ₹51.60 Crore Contract, Expands Railway Infra Order Book With Bridge Project
ARSS Infrastructure Projects Ltd has received a work order valued at Rs 51.60 crore from East Coast Railway for constructing a road overbridge on the Khurda-Puri line.

ARSS Infrastructure Projects Ltd has received a work order valued at Rs 51.60 crore. |
Mumbai: ARSS Infrastructure Projects Ltd on Monday announced it has secured a work order worth Rs 51.60 crore from East Coast Railway for a new road overbridge project.
Project Details
The order involves constructing a road overbridge with composite girders for the railway portion and RCC girders for the approach portion. This infrastructure will replace an existing level crossing near Motari and Kanas Road stations on the Khurda-Puri line under the Khurda Road Division.
Contract Value
The total value of the work order is Rs 51,60,48,602.44, as stated in the company's exchange filing. This amount includes all associated costs for the project.
Completion Timeline
ARSS Infrastructure Projects expects to complete the entire work within 24 months from the date of the Letter of Acceptance. The company will coordinate with East Coast Railway to commence the project soon.
Company Information
ARSS Infrastructure Projects Limited is registered in Bhubaneswar, Odisha. The company is engaged in infrastructure development projects across various sectors.
Disclaimer: This story is based on company exchange filings and is for informational purposes only. Investors should evaluate risks before making decisions.
RECENT STORIES
-
Mumbai Road Rage: 73-Year-Old Retired Navy Officer Threatened As Motorcyclist Smashes Car Windshield... -
Mumbai Continues To Face 10 Per Cent Water Cut Amid Rainfall Deficit; BMC Urges Conservation -
Abhijeet Dipke Backs INDIA Bloc's March To Supreme Court, Says 'Focus On What Matters' -
Madhya Pradesh Government To Introduce New Store Purchase Rules, Fix Agencies For IT, Printing,... -
Madhya Pradesh Power Crisis: Congress Protests Frequent Power Cuts, Inflated Electricity Bills...
