Metro 11 Moves Closer: MMRCL Receives Three Bids For 2027 Construction

Mumbai’s ambitious Metro Line 11 project has taken a significant step forward as MMRCL confirmed receiving three bids for interim consultancy work. The proposed line, stretching from Anik Depot to Gateway of India, will cover approximately 17.5 km with 14 underground stations, making it one of the city’s most complex infrastructure undertakings.  

The bids have been submitted by Systra MVA Consulting, Padeco, and Oriental Consultants Global. One of these firms will be selected to undertake preparatory work, including tender documentation and project planning, before full-scale construction begins in 2027.  

Key Highlights 

• Three firms-Systra MVA Consulting, Padeco, and Oriental Consultants Global-submitted bids  
• Metro Line 11 will span 17.5 km with 14 underground stations  
• The corridor will connect Anik Depot to Gateway of India, improving South Mumbai’s connectivity  
• Interim consultancy contract will last six months, focusing on pre-construction activities  
• Construction is expected to commence in 2027, making it Mumbai’s third underground metro line after Line 3 and Line 7A  

Future Outlook  
Metro Line 11 is poised to transform South Mumbai’s transport landscape, easing congestion and offering faster, sustainable travel. The project underscores Mumbai’s commitment to expanding its metro network and modernizing urban mobility.  

Sources: The Metro Rail Guy, The Hindu, Economic Times