Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminal - Mumbai
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminal - Mumbai
TERMINAL - MUMBAI
SHAREHOLDING
ABOUT IRSDC
STRUCTURE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Cleanliness on Conservation of
priority by existing natural and
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Design built environment
INTEGRATED FACILITY MANAGEMENT BY IRSDC
Chandigarh Station
(20.03.2019)
At the time in England, the revival gothic style was in vogue, and when mixed with traditional Indian
architecture it gave rise to an “Indo-Saracenic style”.
VT station is mostly revival gothic style, as St Pancras station in London, which influenced its design.
1899
1. Creating a Multimodal hub for suburban in heritage station (releasing it from LD trains and orchestrating
the people flow outside Steven’s building)
2. Creating a Multimodal hub for long distance trains in the former maintenance and stabling yards
3. Creating links between the 2 hubs and between the port and the city center (releasing heritage zone from
thousands of pedestrians)
4. Creating a private development to finance the station development
a Three particular open area:
today
After
Strategy in Long Distance side
4. Infrastructure as catalyst
for new city center
Planning: LD side
Connection to suburban
and DN road
the MASTER PLAN
STRATEGY – Platform cover shelters to be cleaned up and enlarged
Before
After
STRATEGY – Create concourse for long distance passengers – Heritage
views in background
Before
After
CHHATRAPATI SHIVAJI MAHARAJ TERMINUS – LD Station Views
Corridor depicting the high colonnade structure casting shadow on the internal corridor and
also the second façade consisting of the perforated screens (jaalis) which help in the
ventilation of the building
CHHATRAPATI SHIVAJI MAHARAJ TERMINUS – LD Station Views
LD Station Cross-Section View
CHHATRAPATI SHIVAJI MAHARAJ TERMINUS – LD Station Views
Request for Qualification - CSMT
● Extended O&M period for 60 years for station.
● Long Term lease-rights for real estate: Upto 99
years for residential format & 60 years for non-
residential formats.
● User charge, a continuous revenue to the
concessioner after COD.
● Development to be done broadly following
National TOD policy
● No Change in Land use is required.
● No prior environmental clearance required
● IRSDC a single window for approval of master plan
and building plans
Eligibility Criteria (only FINANCIAL)
▪ Minimum Net worth: Rs. 821 crore at the close of preceding financial
year OR
▪ Minimum ACI: Rs. 821 crore at the close of the preceding financial year
(for AIF or Foreign Investment Fund).
Construction Experience (To be met before Appointed Date) (1/2)
▪ Eligible Period: Past 5 financial years preceding the Bid Due Date.
▪ Paid for, or received payments for, construction / development of
Eligible Project(s) such that the amount is:
• 80% of Estimated Project Cost from One Eligible Project, or
• 60% of Estimated Project Cost each from Two Eligible Projects, or
• 40% of Estimated Project Cost each from Three Eligible Projects,
or
• 30% of Estimated Project Cost each from Four Eligible Projects
Construction Experience (To be met before Appointed Date) (2/2)
Eligible Projects:
(a) Passenger terminals shall mean having a minimum passenger
handling capacity of 5000 persons /day in railway stations, metro
stations, airport terminals (with or without related airport
infrastructure works), ports, integrated check posts, and bus
terminals;
(b) Railways sector shall mean railways, metro, high speed railway
including Maglev and other rail related projects including tracks,
bridges, tunnels; and
(c) Social and Commercial infrastructure shall mean: