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CIDCO achieves another feat in real estate and sets a record, with the casting of 500 slabs in just 489 days

By Varun Singh

After the unprecedented success of ‘Mission 96’, CIDCO has achieved yet another feat and has set a record by completing the casting of 500 slabs in just 489 days under its Mass Housing Scheme under PMAY.

“CIDCO has set an objective of completing the construction of apartments under the housing scheme in less time, with the use of an advanced technology. This has ensured to fulfill the dream of home of common people by providing them the houses in less time, without comprising the quality. The casting of 500 slabs in 489 days is a next stage after ‘Mission 96’ under this objective.” said. Dr. Sanjay Mukherjee, VC & MD, CIDCO

The construction of buildings in various nodes of Navi Mumbai under CIDCO’s Mass Housing Scheme under PMAY is under progress. The apartments under this scheme will be made available to the people belonging to the EWS and LIG categories. CIDCO has emphasized on completing the construction of these apartments in less time, without compromising the quality, to fulfill the dream of a home of common people. Prior to this, CIDCO has completed the construction of 12 storey building comprising of 96 apartments in just 96 days.

Tweet by CIDCO MD, Sanjay Mukherjee

Now, CIDCO has completed the casting of 500 slabs in just 489 days at sector-28,29,31 and 37 in Taloja node for the buildings being developed under its Mass Housing Scheme and has proved its extraordinary performance in the field of real estate. CIDCO, with the use of an advanced technology and without compromising the quality, has completed the casting work with a recorded speed of 1.02 slabs/day. Architects, planners, engineers in CIDCO and the project consultants AHC, TCE_HSA Associates have made a meticulous planning under the guidance of Dr. Sanjay Mukherjee and has achieved this extraordinary feat.

With this achievement, CIDCO has once again achieved the distinction of completing the construction of houses in the field of affordable housing in the country. CIDCO is on a fast track towards completing the construction of world-class buildings at a record speed.

Also Read: CIDCO constructs 96 flats in 96 days

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