Financial bids from five companies for developing the 1,047-km Ganga Expressway project, linking Noida and Ballia, have been referred to an Empowered Committee headed by the Chief Secretary, amid reports that Manoj Gaur- run JP Associates has bagged the contract.
The proposals submitted by five companies - Gammon India, Unitech India, Zoom Developers Consortium, Reliance Energy Consortium and JP Associates - were found to be in order and thus were referred to the Committee, an official source said here today.
The committee would submit its recommendations to the State Cabinet, which would then zero in on the company to carry out the project that is estimated to cost Rs 40,000 crore, the source said.
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