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Delhi Government has launched a competition for Bus Queue Shelter design in National Capitol Territory of Delhi. Architects, Designers and other consultants can participate in the competition. The winner will also be project management consultant for executing the design. For more details, see the image below:
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7 Responses
How can one register for this
the PDF of RFP documents are unavailable or at least very difficult to find on the website given by any keyword search. Did anyone find it. Can please someone share it if they have found?
not able to find out the brief of the design.
kindly help me out in this.
23 ko nikalega kya brief
Is the brief planned to be released @ 23rd……Because I could not find it in your extraordinary website.
Sir how would I will send my bqs design
Website is not opening please tell me how to upload BQC design