SANJOSE is awarded Concession for Jaipur Ring Road Project in Rajasthan for € 157 million
27/09/2011

▪ The concession period for the Toll Basis Ring Road Project is 28 years and implies an estimated turnover of nearly € 1,600 million.

▪ The project, awarded by the Jaipur Development Authority, consists of the construcction of a six-lane and 47-km long road, two toll stations and 36 structures.

The Jaipur Development Authority has awarded the Spanish- Indian Consortium between SANJOSE and Supreme the execution, maintenance and operation of the toll basis highway surrounding the southern area of Jaipur.

The concession period is for 28 years. This ring road project connects with three national highways - Agra Road (NH-11), Tonk Road (NH-12), Ajmer Road (NH-8) and a state- highway - Malpura Road (SH-12) -, and implies a total investment of € 157 million and an approximate turnover of € 1,600 million.

The Jaipur ring road project consists of a 47-km long road of six lanes (three on each direction), 3.5-m wide each, two toll stations and 36 structures, among which highlight 5 viaducts (one of more than 1,000 m) and 3 clover-leaf junctions.

Main works and figures of the project to be executed refer to earthworks and pavement works (4,500,000m³ of embankment, 489.600 T of bitumen mixture, 320,000m² of reinforced earth, 18,540 m of piles).

The new ring road project, within the municipal limits of the city of Jaipur, will allow traffic flow from NH-8 (Delhi Road), NH-11 (Agra Road), NH-12 (Tonk Road) and SH-12 (Malpura Road), by means of clover-leaf junctions, in order to improve traffic flow among said roads and the ring road.

Jaipur, is the capital city of Rajasthan and the business and industrial center. Population nearly amounts to 4 million inhabitants and an estimated growth of 6.41 million is expected for 2021 and 7.5 million in 2025. Rajasthan,, with a total surface of 342,239 km², is the greatest state within India.

This new project consolidates the presence of Grupo SANJOSE within the civil works area in India, where we are currently undergoing the execution of four railway tunnels at the northeast of the country for Indian Railways.