India-based infrastructure company Afcons has deployed a jack-up platform named Maharaja for medium water piling in the Thilamale' Bridge project, part of the Greater Malé Connectivity Project funded by an Indian Exim Bank line of credit and an Indian government grant. The project covers three navigation bridges, a causeway and a 6.7km road network connecting Male', Villimale', Gulhifalhu and Thilafushi.
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Afcons Infrastructure, the company contracted for the bridge project on 26 August 2022, has been making progress.
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This floating platform, with a self-weight of 650 tonnes and a carrying capacity of 350 tonnes, will play a crucial role in the construction of 24 piles between Male and Villingili.
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This floating platform, with a self-weight of 650 tonnes and a carrying capacity of 350 tonnes, will play a crucial role in the construction of 24 piles between Male and Villingili.
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will play a crucial role in the construction of 24 piles between Male and Villingili.
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The project is funded through a US$400 million Line of Credit from the Indian Exim Bank and a US$100 million grant from the government of India.
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The project is funded through a US$400 million Line of Credit from the Indian Exim Bank and a US$100 million grant from the government of India.
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The scope of Thilamale' Bridge development project includes the construction of three navigation bridges, a causeway, and a 6.7km road network.
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Additionally, it comprises 1.41 kilometres of marine viaduct in deep water, 2.32 kilometres of marine viaduct in shallow water or on land, and 2.96 kilometres of at-grade roads.
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Additionally, it comprises 1.41 kilometres of marine viaduct in deep water, 2.32 kilometres of marine viaduct in shallow water or on land, and 2.96 kilometres of at-grade roads.
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Additionally, it comprises 1.41 kilometres of marine viaduct in deep water, 2.32 kilometres of marine viaduct in shallow water or on land, and 2.96 kilometres of at-grade roads.
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These segments, measuring 8.177 meters in length, will soon become integral components of the bridge structure.
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