About Rs 33,000 crore will be spent on the creation of permanent infrastructure in YSR Jagananna Colonies that includes roads, drains, water supply, electrification, underground internet cabling, etc. The electrification works alone for the Indo-Swiss programme needs about Rs.. 7,080 crore.

APSRTC is exploring all possibilities to invite tenders for the construction of an integrated bus terminal at Auto Nagar by the end of October. The project is estimated to cost Rs. 80-90 crore and is aimed at better facilities for passengers and augmenting revenue for the corporation. A Request for Proposal for the project was prepared recently.

NBCC (India) Lted has appointed Rudrabhishek Enterprises Ltd to provide comprehensive architectural and engineering consultancy services for the development of a state guest house with commercial complex in Vijayawada under the Andhra Pradesh government’s ‘Mission Build AP.’ The guest house will have a built-up area of approximately 1 lakh sq.

VMC has awarded a contract to Vizag-based private company to set up two recycling plants to treat floral and e-waste at Mutyalampadu and Ajith Singh Nagar. Vizag-based Green Waves Environmental Solutions and Global e-waste Management Systems of Goa have submitted proposals to establish the recycling plants.

VMC has readied a detailed project report for executing corridor improvement plan at a cost of Rs. 200 crore for a length of 39 km covering MG Road, Eluru Road, Samba Murthy Road and BRTS Road. L&T was appointed the consultant agency and a ground-level study has been conducted considering the geographical conditions.

The state government had finalised a 12.91-acre site opposite the Central Prison for a recently sanctioned medical college in the city. The Sports Authority of India has sanctioned a sports complex with a grant of Rs. 12 crore under the Khelo India programme, which will come up on Nannaya University campus.

The foundation stone has been laid for a 6-lane bypass Chinna Avutupalli to Gollapudi as a part of the Vijayawada Bypass Section of NH-16 (Pkg-III) covering a length of 17.88 km in Andhra Pradesh.

The foundation stone has been laid for 6-laning of the Renigunta-Naidupeta section of NH-71 covering a length of 57.05 km in Andhra Pradesh. The Project is sanctioned and bids are finalised.

The foundation stone has been laid for constructing a 3-lane flyover from Jyothi Mahal Junction to Ramesh Hospital Junction on the west side of the median between main carriageway and service road on NH-16 covering a length of 2.47 km in Andhra Pradesh. The project is sanctioned and bids are under evaluation.