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It is planned to implement state -of -the -art technology for toll and environmental compensation fee (ECC) collection from commercial vehicles entering the national capital.
New Delhi: Delhi’s toll plaza will be hi -tech, so that 156 entrances will be upgraded from commercial vehicles. For this, 156 entrances will be upgraded. Due to high -tech, there will be no long queue of vehicles on the toll. The Municipal Corporation of Delhi has prepared a plan to hi -tech the toll plaza of Delhi. In which MCD has planned to upgrade 156 entry points as per NHAI standards for rapid toll collection including ECC from commercial vehicles.
New tenders worth Rs 997 crore will be released
According to an official, as part of a new tender of Rs 997 crore, the civic body has planned to implement state-of-the-art technology for toll and environmental compensation fee (ECC) collection from commercial vehicles entering the national capital, including RFID-based systems, digital integration and standardized plaza operation. The official said that the MCD’s toll tax department said the toll tax department of the MCD said the toll and ECDs of the ECD. The request (RFP) has been called for a proposal to include a private contractor to manage.
The wide range of tasks includes a collection of toll and ECC using RFID systems installed at 13 major entry points, manual or technology-assisted collections at the remaining places, development of toll plazas and the operation of sales point facilities for RFID tagging and recharging. The contractor will also need to send a collection to the MCD under the terms of mutual consent and maintain coordination with the RFID infrastructure concession. According to the tender, the annual reserved price for toll tax collection is Rs 900 crore, while the ECC component is priced at Rs 97 crore after refund.
Bidders will have to deposit 19.94 crore
The bidders need to deposit the early amount of Rs 19.94 crore (EMD), which will be adjusted against the 10 percent performance guarantee on the contract of the contract. He will also have to show the experience of toll collection of Rs 349 crore annually in his best three years. The joint venture is allowed, provided the major partner completes 51 percent of the net price criteria. The MCD has clarified that firms or their subsidiaries with history of pending arrears or blacklisted by a government agency will be disqualified.
