Indus Highway Phase I, II & III
Roads & Highways
Location Punjab, Sindh and KPK, Pakistan
Total Cost PKR 13.0 Billion approx.
Year 2001
Lead Pacific Consultants International Japan
Client National Highway Authority
- Topographic Survey
- Traffic Study
- Project design including Hydrology
- Quality control of Construction works
- Preparation of BOQ & Tender Documents
- Supervision of Pavement construction
Indus Highway Phase I & II comprises the Rehabilitation of 58 km Kotri- Manjhand section in Sindh and 36 km Karak- Karappa section in NWFP. The last phase of the construction connects the three provinces of Sindh, Punjab and the Frontier. Due to the difficulties faced in the rehabilitation of the existing Phase-I and Phase-II roads, it was decided that 450 km Phase-III roads would be constructed on totally new alignment. The alignment passes through the cities of Rajanpur, Dera Ghazi Khan in Punjab and Dera Ismail Khan in N.W.F.P.
This Project (Phase I, II & III) includes design of 70 main Bridges, 20 Overhead Bridges, several drainage structures including 50 box culverts, some overpasses across the railway track and a toll plaza.