Noida Metro is going to see multiple developments in the coming time. The Noida Metro Rail Corporation (NMRC) serves around 55,000 passengers daily. The NMRC has announced a call for bids to establish, operate, and maintain commercial stores at six metro stations- Sector 51, 76, 81, 83, Depot, Alpha-I, and the GNIDA office. These stores will be located at the concourse level. The last date to submit the bid is May 15.
About Commercial Stores
The commercial stores are designed to offer commuters quick access to packaged food, beverages, personal care products, mobile accessories, and other everyday necessities.
Construction of temporary stores within the NMRC-accepted concepts constitutes the key work scope outlined in their tender document. A successful bidder will handle complete installation and control of the stores, along with maintenance to meet worldwide standards for quality, security, and pleasant appearance, according to the stated document. Daily convenience items such as packaged food together with beverages are the only approved products this store can sell yet there exists a blacklist of restricted products it cannot carry.
The awarded contract spans five years and includes three possible additional years of extension that depend on the bidder’s achievement of targets. The bidders must perform both renovations and facility outfitting within 60 days following handover at their sole expense. The facility licensing will follow “as is, where is” terms and conditions. All statutory obligations and essential permits apply to licensees who must also join NMRC-led promotional programs. Our tender includes restrictions on single-use plastic products while establishing guidelines to keep stores from restricting commuters. Perspective licensees must pay a minimum price starting from Rs 280 up to Rs 2,400 per square meter every month, depending on the selected station. As part of its network, NMRC manages the Aqua Line metro system, which travels from Sector 51, Noida, to Depot Station, Greater Noida.
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