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Road Concretisation: Rs 38.93 Crore Fine Slapped on Nine Contractors for Project Lapses

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Road Concretisation: Rs 38.93 Crore Fine Slapped on Nine Contractors for Project Lapses

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In a strong move to hold infrastructure firms accountable, civic authorities have imposed a fine of ₹38.93 crore on nine contractors involved in road concretisation projects for serious lapses in execution, poor quality work, and failure to meet technical standards.

🔍 Why Were the Contractors Penalized?

The penalties stem from:

Sub-standard concrete quality

Non-compliance with contract terms

Use of outdated construction methods

Delays in project timelines

Public safety concerns due to potholes and uneven surfaces

Site inspections and third-party audits revealed major deviations from approved specifications, prompting strict action.

🏙️ Background on the Concretisation Drive

The road concretisation initiative is part of a city-wide urban renewal plan, aimed at replacing asphalt roads with longer-lasting concrete alternatives. The goal is to:

Improve durability

Reduce annual maintenance costs

Minimize pothole-related accidents

However, reports of inferior workmanship and project mismanagement led to the latest crackdown.

🗣️ Civic Body Speaks

A senior official said:

“Public funds must be utilized with the highest standards of accountability. Contractors who compromise on quality will face financial and legal consequences.”

The authority has also warned that more penalties could follow, as other projects are under investigation.

📌 FAQs

Q1. Which contractors were fined for the lapses?
A: Names have not been officially disclosed yet, but nine firms have been held accountable based on project audits.

Q2. What happens after the fine?
A: Contractors may face blacklisting, re-tendering of the project, and potential criminal proceedings depending on the severity.

Q3. Will the affected roads be repaired?
A: Yes, the civic body has assured rework on faulty stretches at the cost of the penalized contractors.

Q4. Is this issue limited to one city?
A: While this specific penalty applies locally, similar lapses in road projects have been flagged in other metros as well.

Q5. How are road concretisation projects monitored?
A: Via site inspections, quality checks, GPS-tagged photos, drone surveys, and third-party audits.

published on 2nd july

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