Bids invited for Geotechnical Survey ahead of 16 km Gurugram Metro Phase 2 Expansion

Gurugram, India (Metro Rail Today): In a key step toward expanding the city's metro network, Gurgaon Metro Rail Limited (GMRL) has issued a tender for geotechnical investigation work for Phase 2 of the Gurgaon Metro project. This development follows the tendering of Phase 1 and marks the beginning of detailed preparatory work for the metro’s next phase.

Phase 2 of the Gurgaon Metro will cover approximately 16 kilometers, connecting Sector 9 Metro Station to Cyber City, with a total of 14 planned metro stations. The extended corridor is expected to enhance urban connectivity across key residential and commercial zones, strengthening public transport infrastructure in the Millennium City.

Geotechnical Survey Tender: Key Details

• Estimated Tender Value: ₹71.25 lakh

• Completion Timeline: 60 days from work allotment

• Bid Submission Deadline: June 12, 2025

The selected contractor will be responsible for conducting comprehensive geotechnical investigations along the proposed elevated metro corridor. This includes soil and rock classification, laboratory and field test analysis, foundation recommendations, and the preparation of a detailed technical report.

Scope of Work: Ground Investigation for Metro Design

The tender outlines the following tasks as part of the geotechnical study:

• Drilling boreholes through soil and rock strata

• Conducting Standard Penetration Tests (SPT)

• Collecting and testing soil and rock samples

• Monitoring groundwater levels along the alignment

• Preparing a design report including foundation recommendations and soil profiles

Investigations will be carried out at 1 km intervals along the corridor to support accurate engineering design and construction planning.

In parallel, GMRL recently received bids from eight firms under package CC-01 for the construction of 14 elevated stations and viaducts under Phase 1, stretching from Millennium City Centre to Sector 9. The alignment spans from chainage (-)594m to 12,603m, with additional features such as:

• A 1.85 km spur connecting to Dwarka Expressway

• A ramp to the Sector 33 depot

Additionally, a 28.8 km new line with 27 stations, connecting Millennium City Centre to Cyber City, is planned as part of Gurgaon’s long-term metro vision, promising seamless integration with existing and future transit infrastructure.