STN: The Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) has started the bidding process for signage work under the Bangalore Metro Pink Line. This work is part of Phase II of Namma Metro. The Pink Line is also known as Reach-6.
The project will focus on signage and graphics inside underground metro stations. These signs will help passengers move easily within stations. They will also improve safety and navigation.
The Bangalore Metro Pink Line is an important corridor in the city. It connects Kalena Agrahara in the south to Nagawara in the north. The total length of this line is about 21.25 km. Out of this, around 7.5 km is elevated, and the rest is underground.
Tender Details for Bangalore Metro Pink Line
BMRCL has shared key details about the tender for the Bangalore Metro Pink Line signage work.
- Tender Number: SG2-R6-UG
- Tender ID: 2026_BMRCL_271983_1
- Estimated Cost: Rs 5.06 crore
- Completion Time: 5 months (includes monsoon period)
- Pre-bid Meeting Date: 26 March 2026
- Last Date to Submit Bids: 8 April 2026
The selected contractor will handle design, fabrication, supply, and installation of signage. This work will cover 12 underground stations under Reach-6.
Scope of Work on Bangalore Metro Pink Line
The scope of work includes all types of station signage. These include directional boards, platform signs, safety signs, and entry-exit indicators.
The contractor will also install graphic elements. These will be placed at key points inside stations. The goal is to make travel simple for daily users and first-time passengers.
The Bangalore Metro Pink Line will pass through busy areas of Bengaluru. Clear signage is needed to manage crowd movement. It will also reduce confusion during peak hours.
Project Timeline and Operations Plan
The Pink Line is expected to open in phases. The first section from Kalena Agrahara to Tavarekere may open earlier. Other sections will open later as construction moves forward.
Once ready, the Pink Line will improve north-south travel in the city. It will connect residential areas with business zones. It will also reduce road traffic.
BMRCL is moving ahead with different works to complete the line. The signage work is one of the final steps before stations become operational.
FAQs
A: The Pink Line will have around 18 stations in total, including both elevated and underground sections.
A: Signage helps passengers find directions, platforms, exits, and facilities. It improves safety and reduces confusion.
A: Yes, the Pink Line will have interchange stations with other metro corridors. This will make travel across Bengaluru easier.
A: Eligible contractors with experience in similar infrastructure or signage projects can apply as per BMRCL guidelines.
A: It will make navigation inside stations easy. It will also save time and improve the overall travel experience.
