BMC launches ₹13,000‑crore tender for Mumbai flood plan
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AI-generated summary of the coverage listed below: The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation has issued a tender to appoint a consultant for a ₹13,000‑crore integrated flood‑mitigation master plan aimed at addressing Mumbai’s chronic monsoon waterlogging. The consultant will have nine months to produce a design and Detailed Project Report, after which the plan will be implemented in three packages covering drainage, pumping and broader flood‑control infrastructure. The initiative seeks to overhaul the city’s water management and reduce flooding during heavy rains.
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- BMC Floats Tender For ₹13,000-Crore Mumbai Flood Mitigation Plan To Tackle Chronic Monsoon Waterlogging — Free Press Journal (center)
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