CEO Tab
  • Home
  • Prime News
  • International Market
  • Special Report
  • Corporate
  • Opinion
  • Next Gen
  • Entertainment
No Result
View All Result
CEO Tab
  • Home
  • Prime News
  • International Market
  • Special Report
  • Corporate
  • Opinion
  • Next Gen
  • Entertainment
No Result
View All Result
CEO Tab
No Result
View All Result
Home Prime News

Suryabinayak-Dhulikhel road to be constructed in 3 years

CEO Tab by CEO Tab
September 1, 2022
in Prime News
0
Suryabinayak-Dhulikhel road to be constructed in 3 years
76
SHARES
1.3k
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

The road from Sanga to Dhulikhel in Kavrepalanchowk is to be expanded in three years. This is part of a drive to widen the road from Suryabinayak to Dhulikhel along the Araniko Highway.

You might also like

Nepal’s Trade Deficit Widens 10.15% in First Half of FY on Rising Petroleum Imports

NEPSE Turnover Drops 35.5% Amid Political Uncertainty and Economic Slowdown

Kohalpur–Surkhet 132 kV Transmission Line Nears Completion

In this connection, the Suryabinayak-Dhulikhel, Dhulikhel-Sindhuli-Bardibas road project has solicited bids.

The proejct has recently prepared Detail Project Report (DPR) and put forward its construction process. The government has called for bids with an estimated cost of Rs 4.89 billion for the expansion of Sanga -Dhulikhel road on internal resource. After the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) pulled out its hand from the project, the Department of Roads had intensified its preparation to put forward the construction work on its own.

It requires Rs 9 billion for the expansion of Suryabinayak-Dhulikhel road as per the DPR. Project’s senior divisional engineer Shambhu Prasad Acharya said the bidding was called for the expansion of Sanga-Dhulikhel road along the Kavrepalanchowk section under the Suryabinayak-Dhulikhel road widening drive as problem had surfaced in 1.5 to 2-km portion of road in Sanga as per the report. The Kavrepalanchowk section stretching from Sanga to Dhulikhel is around 10 kilometers.

According to Acharya, the contract winner is obliged to complete the construction within three years and also should take up responsibility for maintenance of the constructed road up to one year. The process to this effect would be completed on mid-September and contract signing would be held by mid-September. As per the DPR, the contractor should construct motorable four-lane road and service lane with two-meter foot path on both the sides.

Acharya shared that the construction works would gain momentum from mid-October this year. A separate bidding would be solicited for the construction and widening of a road from Sanga to Suryabinayak. It may be noted that the project had issued a 35-day notice on July urging the owners to remove unauthorized structures from both sides of the highway.

The Department of Roads had initiated the process to expand the road from Dhulikhel to Bhaktapur via Banepa some years ago taking into consideration huge traffic pressure.

Share30Tweet19
CEO Tab

CEO Tab

Recommended For You

Nepal’s Trade Deficit Widens 10.15% in First Half of FY on Rising Petroleum Imports

by CEO Tab
January 22, 2026
0
Tanker drivers resume fuel transportation

Nepal’s trade deficit expanded by 10.15 percent in the first half of the current fiscal year, driven largely by heavy imports of petroleum products, according to the Department...

Read more

NEPSE Turnover Drops 35.5% Amid Political Uncertainty and Economic Slowdown

by CEO Tab
January 22, 2026
0
10 firms keen to receive stockbrokers licenses

Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) recorded a sharp 35.54 percent decline in turnover in the first six months of FY 2025/26, reflecting weakened investor confidence due to political uncertainty...

Read more

Kohalpur–Surkhet 132 kV Transmission Line Nears Completion

by CEO Tab
January 22, 2026
0
Prospects for power trade expanded with Nepal-India  Common Vision in the energy sector

Construction of the Kohalpur–Surkhet 132 kV transmission line has reached its final phase, with preparations underway to charge the line by Magh 20. According to Project Chief Rabi...

Read more

Nepal’s Public Debt Crosses Rs 2.8 Trillion

by CEO Tab
January 22, 2026
0
Public debt of Nepal exceeds Rs 2150 billion

Nepal’s outstanding public debt has surpassed Rs 2.8 trillion, reaching Rs 2,806.39 billion by mid-January of the current fiscal year 2025/26, according to the Public Debt Management Office....

Read more

Over 800,000 Citizens Enrolled in the Citizen Investment Trust

by CEO Tab
January 21, 2026
0
CIT to guarantee shares of IME Life Insurance

More than 800,000 citizens have been enrolled in the Citizen Investment Trust (CIT). From Magh 2048 to the end of Poush 2082, this many citizens have become members...

Read more
Next Post
No doubt over the implementation of budget: Finance Minister

FM directs for expanding insurance coverage to rural areas

Browse by Category

  • Corporate
  • Entertainment
  • Featured
  • International
  • Major Story
  • Next Gen
  • Opinion
  • Prime News
  • Special Report
  • Tete – A – Tete

EDITOR

Manish Raj Poudel
info@ceotab.com
9841317747


PUBLISHED BY

Welcome Group
www.welcomeadnepal.com

Publisher

www.ceotab.com is a premium news portal being run by Welcome Group. The website features quality business/economic news contents,  in-depth profiles of companies, stories of struggle and success of entrepreneurs, articles that assess various dimensions of  the commerce, trade and economy.

Editor

Manish Raj Poudel

info@ceotab.com

9841317747

Sub-Editor

Riza Poudel

poudelriza@gmail.com

Archives

© 2023 CEO Tab. All rights reserved.

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Prime News
  • International Market
  • Special Report
  • Corporate
  • Opinion
  • Next Gen
  • Entertainment

© 2023 CEO Tab. All rights reserved.