Ganeshpur–Dehradun Six-Lane Access-Controlled Highway Uttar Pradesh & Uttarakhand | Roads & Highways






Developing a Strategic Access-Controlled Highway to Dehradun
The Ganeshpur–Dehradun project involves the development of a 19.785 km six-lane access-controlled highway connecting
Ganeshpur in Uttar Pradesh with Dehradun in Uttarakhand.
The project extends from Design Chainage 0+000 at Ganeshpur to Design Chainage 19+785, crossing two states and forming an important link in the wider Delhi–Dehradun connectivity corridor. The project is being developed under the Bharatmala Pariyojana Phase-I on an EPC basis. Government records identify the corridor as NH-307 (old NH-72A). Digital Sansad
MAV Associates LLP, in association with TPF Engineering Pvt. Ltd., serves as the Authority’s Engineer for supervision of the project. NHAI documentation specifically identifies the consultancy arrangement for supervision of the 19.785 km Ganeshpur–Dehradun section.
- CLIENT / AUTHORITY : National Highways Authority of India (NHAI)
- LOCATION : Uttar Pradesh & Uttarakhand
- HIGHWAY : NH-307 (Old NH-72A)
- PROJECT : Ganeshpur–Dehradun Section
- PROJECT LENGTH : 19.785 km
- CONFIGURATION : Six-Lane Access-Controlled Highway
- PROJECT STRETCH : Design Chainage 0+000 to Km 19+785
- PROJECT MODE: Engineering, Procurement & Construction (EPC)
- SCHEME : Bharatmala Pariyojana – Phase
- CONSULTANCY ROLE : Authority’s Engineer
Engineering Oversight Across a Complex Highway Corridor
As Authority’s Engineer, MAV Associates LLP’s consultancy role covers the supervision and monitoring of highway construction, with a focus on ensuring that the works are executed in accordance with approved designs, applicable technical standards and contractual requirements.
The scope includes review of engineering designs and drawings, construction supervision, quality assurance and quality control, progress monitoring, inspection and measurement of works, certification of contractor’s bills, contract administration, and monitoring compliance with the project’s technical and contractual requirements.
The corridor passes through challenging terrain approaching Dehradun. The wider project includes significant engineering interventions, including elevated structures, tunnels and major structures, requiring close technical supervision during construction.
Connecting Two States Through High-Capacity Infrastructure
The Ganeshpur–Dehradun corridor is designed as a six-lane, access-controlled highway, providing a higher-capacity connection towards Dehradun while improving travel efficiency and road safety.
|The project forms part of the broader connectivity network associated with the Delhi–Dehradun Economic Corridor and involves infrastructure designed for the challenging terrain between Ganeshpur and Dehradun. Press Information Bureau
A notable feature of the Uttarakhand portion is the Daat Kali Tunnel–Dehradun package, covering Design Chainage 16+380 to 19+785. NHAI records identify this as Package III of the Ganeshpur–Dehradun development. Digital Sansad
19.785 KM OF SIX-LANE ACCESS-CONTROLLED HIGHWAY CONNECTING GANESHPUR WITH DEHRADUN ACROSS UTTAR PRADESH AND UTTARAKHAND.