Latest Project Updates
Rs.200 Million Kannur-Anayidukku Road Project in Kerala
Executive Summary: Kerala Road Fund Board plans to upgrade Kannur-Anayidukku road on a civil basis at an estimated cost of Rs.200 million. The project is currently under the planning stage, and its detailed project report is in progress. The board will execute the project using its in-house team.
Rs.1995 Million Pazhakutty-Mangalapuram road Project in Kerala
Executive Summary: The Kerala Road Fund Board is planning to upgrade the Pazhakutty-Mangalapuram road in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, at an estimated cost of Rs.1995 million. The project is currently in the development stage, with the DPR approved and the implementation carried out in-house.
Rs.150 Million Vaniyamkulam Mannannur-Cheruvattur Manissiri Road Project in Kerala
Executive Summary: A road project in Palakkad, Kerala is in planning stage & involves upgrading of 4.5km road at a cost of Rs.150mn on civil basis. In-house team to execute. Contractors have an opportunity to participate. Improved connectivity to aid socio-economic growth. Detailed project report under progress.
Rs.367 Million Vengalam-Koyilandy Coastal Highway Project in Kerala
Executive Summary: A company plans to build a coastal highway road of 10.71km length between Vengalam and Koyilandy in Kerala. The project cost is estimated at Rs.367 million and currently in planning stage. The implementation mode is civil basis and offers a good opportunity for contractors.
Rs.1400 Million New Hospital Project in Kasaragod, Kerala
Executive Summary: A new hospital project in Kasaragod, Kerala is being planned by Aster DM Healthcare with an estimated cost of Rs.1400 million. The hospital will offer 24x7 emergency and critical care across super specialities, catering to the increasing demand for quality healthcare in the region. Pre-project activities are ongoing.
Rs.150 Million Perambra-Tharamalangadi Road Project in Kerala
Executive Summary: A road project is planned in Kozhikode, Kerala by the Kerala Road Fund Board. The project involves the construction of the Perambra-Nochad-Tharamalangadi road at an estimated cost of Rs. 150 million on a civil basis. As of January 2022, the project is in the planning stage, with a detailed project report in progress, and will be implemented by the in-house team of the board, providing an opportunity for contractors.
Rs.784 Million Coastal Highway Project Ernakulam in Kerala
Executive Summary: A new coastal highway project is planned in Ernakulam, Kerala, covering a distance of 21.4 kilometers, with an estimated cost of Rs.784 million. The project is being implemented by the Kerala Road Fund Board on a civil basis, aimed at enhancing connectivity and accessibility in the region. The project is still under development, and a feasibility study is in progress. It is expected to promote tourism, improve transportation infrastructure, and create job opportunities in the region.
Hill Highway Project in Malappuram, Kerala
Executive Summary: A hill highway project is being planned in Malappuram, Kerala, involving the construction of a 32.19 km long highway at an estimated cost of Rs. 103 million. The project is in the development stage, and the Detailed Project Report has been approved. It aims to improve connectivity, promote economic growth, and provide better transportation facilities.
Rs.786 Million Hill Highway Project Thrissur in Kerala
Executive Summary: Kerala Road Fund Board plans to construct a 19 km hill highway project in Thrissur, Kerala with an estimated cost of Rs.786 million. The project is under development stage as of January 2022 and will be implemented on a civil basis. The project aims to improve connectivity and transportation in the region.
Rs.150 Million Muthuswamiputhur-Ancham Road Project in Kerala
Executive Summary: A road project called Muthuswamiputhur-Ancham is being planned in Palakkad, Kerala, involving the construction of a 12.1 km road with an estimated cost of Rs.150 million. It is currently in the planning stage, and the project report is under progress. The road will improve connectivity, provide employment, and boost the local economy, and will be implemented by the Kerala Road Fund Board with its in-house team.