Poll- Indian Railways

Your Vote: Indian Railways invites free concept master plans from architects.

IRSDC (Indian Railways Station Development Corporation) has invited applications from architects/planners/enginners to prepare Concept Master Plans at zero cost. Their website says,
Poll- Indian Railways

IRSDC (Indian Railways Station Development Corporation) has invited applications from architects/planners/enginners to prepare Concept Master Plans at zero cost. Their website says,

“INVITATION FOR SUBMITTING APPLICATION BY 27.2.2018 TO PREPARE CONCEPT MASTER PLANS FOR REDEVELOPMENT/ DEVELOPMENT OF RAILWAY STATIONS ON HONORARY BASIS (AT ZERO COST) TO INDIAN RAILWAYS/IRSDC”

Link to the invitation

Link to Corrigendum 1

Link to Corrigendum 2

Do let us know below, what  you think of Indian Railways’s approach.
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