EOI for railway project in Nepal

The government of Nepal has invited an expression of interest (EOI) from interested international companies for consultancy services for the detail survey and design of a 114km electrified railway Line from Simara to Tamsaria (114 km), Ram Krishna Wagel reports. The EOI also covers a 109km section of the proposed Mechi-Mahakali railway link to the border connection with India at Bhairahawa. Closing date of the EOI is 7 January, 2012 and full documents in PDF format, are available from Ram Krishna Wagel at e
March 23, 2012 Read time: 1 min
The government of Nepal has invited an expression of interest (EOI) from interested international companies for consultancy services for the detail survey and design of a 114km electrified railway Line from Simara to Tamsaria (114 km), Ram Krishna Wagel reports. The EOI also covers a 109km section of the proposed Mechi-Mahakali railway link to the border connection with India at Bhairahawa. Closing date of the EOI is 7 January, 2012 and full documents in PDF format, are available from Ram Krishna Wagel at %$Linker: Email 0 0 0 oLinkEmail [email protected] Ram Krishna Wagel false mailto:[email protected] true false%>.

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