Tenders invited for first building of Technopark Phase 4
The 'QUAD' integrated IT micro-township project on the Technopark Phase 4 (Technocity) campus at Pallippuram is set to take off with the park authorities inviting composite tenders for the construction of the first IT office under the project. The IT building is proposed to span over 8.5 lakh square feet with nine floors of IT office spaces and two basement floors for parking and utility services. The estimated project cost is ₹380.08 crore with the contract period set at three years. The building will be equipped with sewage treatment plants, robotic cleaning, LED lighting, water recycling and advanced security surveillance system and access control. A pre-bid meeting will be held on June 10 at 11.30 a.m. at Park Centre, Technopark Phase I campus. Minutes of the meeting will be published on the e-tender portal within two days.
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