C.S. Construction Got A Project: Road junction, minor bridge, culverts, and Nal River bridge works

The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH), through P6 Delhi, Regional Office (RO) Mumbai, and NH Division Nagpur, has invited a tender for critical road and bridge works in Maharashtra. The project involves the construction of a road junction, a minor bridge, culverts in forest stretches of 7.1 km length, and balance major bridge (MJB) work on the Nal River. The works form part of the Nandgaonpeth–Morshi–Warud–Madhya Pradesh border road section of NH-353K in Amravati district, to be executed on EPC mode.
The development is crucial for improving connectivity in the Amravati region, particularly along stretches passing through sensitive forest areas. The construction of the junction, bridge, and culverts will improve road safety, streamline traffic movement, and ensure all-weather access, while the Nal River bridge works will provide long-term structural stability and enhanced mobility.
The financial bid for this project was opened on 8th July 2025 by MoRTH authorities. The bidding process followed transparent procedures to identify the most suitable contractor for efficient execution.
C.S. Construction emerged as the lowest bidder for the contract. Their proposal was found to be both technically sound and cost-effective in line with MoRTH’s requirements.
The total value of the project, as quoted by C.S. Construction, is ₹53,72,478, representing a focused but vital investment in strengthening national highway connectivity in Maharashtra.
Key Points:

Tendering Authority: MoRTH – P6 Delhi, RO Mumbai, NH Division Nagpur
Location: NH-353K, Amravati District, Maharashtra
Scope: Road junction, minor bridge, culverts, and Nal River bridge works (7.1 km stretch)
Mode: EPC execution
Contractor Name: C.S. Construction
Project Value: ₹53,72,478