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Don't Refer This BRT Design Guidlines For Circulation
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Don't Refer This BRT Design Guidlines For Circulation
DESIGN COMPETITION
▪ Dossier
▪ PART A - Guidelines
▪ PART B - Project Information
I. PREAMBLE
In 2008, the Government of India sanctioned a Bus Rapid Transit System (BRTS) Project for Rs
452.93 Cr for a length of 42 Km of BRTS under the JNNURM program. The current scheme
comprises two corridors, namely Pendurthi Transit Corridor (PTC) and Simhachalam Transit
Corridor (STC). The majority of road works were completed by 2012, however lack of exclusive
BRTS rolling stock, exclusive BRTS bus stops and a dedicated depot has delayed operations.
Currently Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation (GVMC) plans to operationalize the
existing BRT system by upgrading the existing BRT corridor, improved pedestrian facilities,
upgradation of BRT bus stations, purchase of exclusive BRT fleet and a Depot allowing the full
benefits of the BRT system to its citizens.
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PART A – COMPETITION GUIDELINES
PART A - COMPETITION GUIDELINES & REGULATIONS
The organizer of the Competition is APUIAML, a Joint Venture company between IL & FS and
Government of Andhra Pradesh.
The Committee shall also provide all the necessary help and support to the competition jury during the
deliberations of the jury and provide all technical clarifications.
It is a conceptual design competition, where APUIAML shall use the same for its objective of the
assignment.
For the purpose of this competition, single person / team (maximum of 2 persons) shall be allowed. The
final design under competition shall be submitted / presented by the team
The Competition Winning Entry shall be awarded prize money of 30,000 INR (First Prize - One only),
subject to deduction of applicable taxes. The second and third runner up position shall be awarded prize
money of Rs. 5,000 each. The above prize will be awarded on announcement of the name of the Winner
by the Jury.
It is the intention of APUIAML to adopt the design ideas and concepts on the Bus Station Design of BRT/
or its components thereof, of the Winning Entry with or without modifications for its implementation.
At an appropriate stage, APUIAML shall appoint a suitable agency to implement the selected design. The
Winning Entry shall be free to participate in this selection process if they have the necessary
competencies for the same.
Deliverables
Design Submission - The concept idea for the BRT Bus Station for Visakhapatnam should be illustrated in
sheets not more than 05 A1 sized drawings (59.4 x 84.1cms) in horizontal format. UID number will be
placed on the right-hand top corner on the back side of the sheet
The medium of expression should be mostly drawings, illustrations and 3D renderings with only
explanatory notes, as required. Soft copy (Auto CAD format, Adobe Photoshop, any other software’s
used) of all the drawings should also be presented during the date of jury.
• Larger concerns pertaining to existing Visakhapatnam BRT station (refer Part B of the Design
Dossier)
In 2008, the Government of India sanctioned a BRTS Project for Rs 452.93 Cr for a planned 43
Km of BRTS under the JNNURM program. The current scheme covers 36.2 km comprising two
corridors, namely Pendurthi Transit Corridor (PTC) and Simhachalam Transit Corridor (STC).
The majority of road works were completed by 2012, however it has remained non-operational
due to various reasons. Currently GVMC envisages to revive and operationalise the existing BRT
system.
• PTC: Pendurthi Transit Corridor (50 bus stations planned, of which 41 existing)
• STC: Simhachalam Transit Corridor (28 Bus stations planned, of which 25 existing)
PTC
STC
The Objectives of Design Competition is to prepare a conceptual Design of the BRT Bus Station
covering (but not limited to) the following:
• Comfort, Safety, Accessibility factors: Designed to be inclusive for all passengers including
elderly, users with luggage, children etc.
• Passenger Information Systems: Meeting international standards
• Step-free: The bus station doors to be aligned with level access to allow smoother, time-
saving boarding and alighting.
• Automatic Ticket Machines: These will be user-friendly, multi-lingual instructions and
dispense both paper-based tickets and smartcards.
• Automatic Ticket Barriers: Reduces on-board ticket purchase time. Controls illegal boarding
through central doors.
• Non-Farebox Revenue Infra: ATM or food/ beverage vending machine (optional for revenue
enhancement)
• The design proposal shall integrate the local climatic conditions, can adopt green features,
any other sustainable design features.
• The proposed conceptual design shall of the size 15 m X 3 m