Overview
- L&T was disqualified from the ₹12,052 crore tender for non-disclosure of a past project collapse and failure to submit mandated documents.
- The Supreme Court dismissed L&T’s petition challenging its disqualification as ‘infructuous’ once MMRDA opted to cancel and re-tender the contracts.
- On June 10, MMRDA asked L&T to furnish detailed cost estimates, rate justifications, and supporting documents for the 5 km twin tunnel and 9.8 km elevated road projects.
- L&T did not respond by the June 19 deadline, prompting MMRDA to proceed with a fresh tender round.
- Megha Engineering & Infrastructure had bid ₹15,182 crore for the projects, compared with L&T’s quoted ₹12,052 crore in court, highlighting potential savings if lower estimates are validated.