Tata Projects bags Dhaka Metro underground works contract with Japanese partners
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- ✓Tata Projects, with Japanese partners Nishimatsu and Toda, got a contract to build a 5.2-km underground Dhaka Metro line.
- ✓The project includes three stations and aims to improve city connectivity.
- ✓Rajiv Menon said, "This project enhances our visibility as a reliable partner for governments, developers and international EPC companies."
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- Indian Markets
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- Economic Times
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- 2 Minute(s)
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- India Economy
Tata Projects, in collaboration with Nishimatsu and Toda, has obtained a contract for the Dhaka Metro project. This contract involves constructing a 5.2-km underground metro line with three stations. The project aims to modernize public transport, improve connectivity, and reduce congestion in Dhaka. Funding for the project is provided by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). Tata Projects emphasizes its expertise in executing complex metro infrastructure alongside global partners.
Tata Projects, in a joint venture with Japanese companies Nishimatsu Construction and Toda Corporation, has secured a contract to construct an underground section of the Dhaka Metro in Bangladesh, strengthening its presence in the global urban infrastructure market.
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