Roads & HighwaysIPM · Central Project#618914

4L Elevated Corridor and at-grade improvements from Design Ch0000 to Design Ch 19870 of Danapur Bihta Section, Design Ch0000 to Design Ch0231 connecting the existing RoB near Danapur station ,1.35 Km ramps and at-grade improvements to 4-lane section on Danapur side and Upgradation of existing Two lane carriageway to Four Lane carriageway from Design Ch19870 to Design Ch23500 of Bihta - Koilwar section

Ministry of Road Transport & HighwaysBihar
Revised Cost: ₹2625 CrUtilization: 62.9%

Original Cost

₹4433 Cr

Baseline estimate

On budget

Revised Cost

₹2625 Cr

Latest approved cost

Expenditure

₹1651 Cr

Spent to date

Utilization

62.9%

Of revised budget

Stable

Cost Status

On Budget

No escalation

Remaining

₹975 Cr

Budget left

Budget Utilization

62.9%
0%25%50%75%100%

Spent

₹1651 Cr

Remaining

₹975 Cr

Total

₹2625 Cr

Budget Split

SpentRemaining

Project Timeline

Project Approved

Construction / Implementation

Original End Date

08/09/2026

Revised Completion

31/08/2027

Completed

Project Details

Project Code618914
SectorRoads & Highways
MinistryMinistry of Road Transport & Highways
StateBihar
Data Month2026-08

Financial Summary

Original Cost₹4433 Cr
Revised Cost₹2625 Cr
Expenditure₹1651 Cr
Original End Date08/09/2026
Revised Date31/08/2027

Project Intelligence

Project is within original budget of ₹4433 Cr — no cost escalation recorded.

Expenditure stands at ₹1651 Cr, which is 62.9% of the revised project cost.

Remaining budget: ₹975 Cr. Tracked under the DPIIT Investment Project Monitoring system.

Sector: Roads & Highways. Ministry: Ministry of Road Transport & Highways.

4L Elevated Corridor and at-grade improvements from Design Ch0000 to Design Ch 19870 of Danapur Bihta Section, Design Ch0000 to Design Ch0231 connecting the existing RoB near Danapur station ,1.35 Km ramps and at-grade improvements to 4-lane section on Danapur side and Upgradation of existing Two lane carriageway to Four Lane carriageway from Design Ch19870 to Design Ch23500 of Bihta - Koilwar section is a centrally-funded infrastructure project under Ministry of Road Transport & Highways, in the Roads & Highways sector. The original approved cost is ₹4433.00 Cr.

This project is tracked under the Investment Project Monitoring (IPM) system maintained by DPIIT. Other central projects in the same sector are listed below.

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Frequently Asked Questions

QWhat is IPM project "4L Elevated Corridor and at-grade improvements from Design Ch0000 to Design Ch 1"?
4L Elevated Corridor and at-grade improvements from Design Ch0000 to Design Ch 19870 of Danapur Bihta Section, Design Ch0000 to Design Ch0231 connecting the existing RoB near Danapur station ,1.35 Km ramps and at-grade improvements to 4-lane section on Danapur side and Upgradation of existing Two lane carriageway to Four Lane carriageway from Design Ch19870 to Design Ch23500 of Bihta - Koilwar section is a centrally-funded infrastructure project under the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways, tracked through the Investment Project Monitoring (IPM) system. Sector: Roads & Highways. State: Bihar. Original cost: ₹4433 Cr.
QWhat is the cost overrun for this Bihar IPM project?
The original cost was ₹4433 Cr and has been revised to ₹2625 Cr — a cost overrun of -40.8%. Expenditure to date: ₹1651 Cr (62.9% of revised cost). Data as of 2026-08.
QWhich ministry is responsible for this project?
4L Elevated Corridor and at-grade improvements from Design C is under the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways in the Roads & Highways sector. Project code: 618914. Bihar is one of the states tracked under the central IPM dashboard for this project.
QWhat is the IPM dashboard and what does it track?
The Investment Project Monitoring (IPM) dashboard, maintained by DPIIT (Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade), tracks centrally-funded infrastructure projects worth ₹150 Crore and above. 4L Elevated Corridor and at-grade improvements from Design C is one of several Bihar projects tracked under the Roads & Highways sector on the IPM system.