Islamabad: The Capital Development Authority (CDA), in a bid to revive and develop the stalled sectors in the capital city, recently opened several bidding documents submitted for a road infrastructure project in Sector I-14, according to an official statement issued on July 7.
As per the official notification, the Notice Inviting Tender (NIT) cost of the project was PKR 8.126 million. However, the lowest bid that was submitted to the CDA amounted to PKR 4.656 million – which is 47.4% below the estimated NIT cost.
Under this road infrastructure improvement project, the repair and rehabilitation work of the damaged street and roads’ portions in Sector I-14 will be carried out. The initiative is another part of the CDA’s strategy to develop and uplift the long-neglected sectors and infrastructural projects in the capital.
Previously in January, the CDA management approved PKR 210.552 million for the provision of gas in the remaining areas of Sector I-14. Additionally, the authority’s Development Working Party (CDA-DWP) in its 45th meeting held in October last year approved the PC-I of worth PKR 3112.162 million for the said sector’s development.
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