Project Summary

RKTC, as a sub-contractor to M/s Gayatri Projects Limited, Hyderabad, executed the rehabilitation and upgradation of a 17.50 km stretch (Chainage 42+800 to 60+300) of the Simga–Tilda–Kharora–Arang Road (SH-20) in Chhattisgarh under the Chhattisgarh State Roads Development Project, funded by the Asian Development Bank (ADB). The overall package covered 56.20 km, with the total contract value ₹136.96 Crores,. The works included strengthening and upgrading the state highway to meet ADB’s quality and safety standards, ensuring improved connectivity and durability.

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Project Highlights

  • Executed strategic section of a state highway under an ADB-funded development program.
  • Delivered high-quality rehabilitation and upgradation works, ensuring compliance with international engineering and safety standards.
  • Implemented modern construction techniques for enhanced pavement strength and durability.
  • Achieved improved road geometry, riding comfort, and drainage systems to support long-term asset performance.
  • Strengthened regional connectivity, facilitating faster and safer movement of goods and passengers.

Project info:

Project Name: ADB Project – Simga–Tilda–Kharora–Arang Road (SH-20)
Location: Chhattisgarh
Scope Of Work: Construction and upgradation of roads under ADB funding
Number Of Projects: 1
Project Cost: ₹136.96 Crores
Status: Successfully Completed
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