Mumbai Metro Line 4 – India Wadala - Kasarwadavali Section
Start of works
April 2018
Progress Status
28%
Data updated to february 2021
SDG Obiettivi di sviluppo sostenibile
Climate action
Sustainable cities & communities
The project about Line 4 of Mumbai’s Metro system involves design and development of approx. 20 kms of railway viaduct and 18 stations, all in elevation, as part of the project linking the Wadala district (in the centre of the city) with the Thane district.
The works, commissioned by the public company Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA), are divided into three lots:
Lot 8. Bhakti Park (Wadala)–Amar Mahal Junction section: 6.4 kms of viaduct, 6 stations and 2 interconnections;
Lot 10. Gandhi Nagar–Sonapur section: 6.7 kms of viaduct and 6 stations;
Lot 12. Kapurbawdi–Kasarvadavali section: 6.8 kms of viaduct and 6 stations.
The Contractor carrying out the work is the JV between Astaldi (Webuild Group) and the Indian company Reliance Infrastructure Ltd.
Technical data
m3 of concrete
348,400
tons of steel
64,900
km of railway viaduct
20
Sustainability
Advantages and benefits of the work
Cars taken off the road per day
669,200
Co2 emissions avoided per year
657,600 t
Expected passengers per day by 2021
870,000
