Talk:Padma Bridge

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Coordinate error

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The following coordinate fixes are needed for

23.462419, 90.263078

—Nmurali46 (talk) 20:38, 8 June 2019 (UTC)

 Done. Thanks for pointing out the error. Deor (talk) 15:18, 9 June 2019 (UTC)

The name

@ZenCavanaugh: It is true that its official name is Padma Multipurpose Bridge. But its common name is Padma Bridge and all media and people refer it to only Padma Bridge. So I think "Padma Bridge" should be its name. Mehedi Abedin 14:16, 26 June 2022 (UTC)

@El C: The name of the page you protected was changed without discussion. Also I think the name change was unnecessary. Mehedi Abedin 14:40, 26 June 2022 (UTC)

Image in the header

@Mehediabedin: removed my edit on a new photo for the header. I don't understand why this should be so contentious or controversial. The current image was uploaded on 18 November 2021 when the bridge was under construction. The look of the bridge has changed because the bridge has now opened. There are now streetlights on the bridge, which is absent in the current photo. My proposed replacements are either this or this. Solomon The Magnifico (talk) 12:38, 26 October 2022 (UTC)

@Solomon The Magnifico: I prefer the second photo. Mehedi Abedin 22:29, 26 October 2022 (UTC)

@Solomon The Magnifico: I choosed a option from your photos to resolve conflict but looks like @AMomen88: doesn’t want to accept that photo because the photo was captured at night and the photo is darker. That's why I am choosing File:Padma Bridge Day Before Inauguration ceremony (cropped 2).jpg this photo. The photo is taken one day before inauguration (which was the opposite of the concern of Solomon, but still better) and the photo wasn’t' taken at night (which was the concern of Momen). I couldn’t find better photo. So I think that we should keep this picture. AMomen88, if you don't find better photo than this that cover the two conditions and resolve your conflict then I discourage you to revert or change its photo in the infobox of the article. Mehedi Abedin 17:51, 12 November 2022 (UTC)

What's the source for the "Components of the project"

The components of the project have been listed in a very detailed manner but no source has been provided. Is there any source for it? AyazKader (talk) 13:28, 7 August 2023 (UTC)

I don't think so. Probably someone from the government wrote these things. Unless we can find sources for the part it should be removed from the article. Mehedi Abedin (talk) 00:13, 20 June 2024 (UTC)

Removal

Removed this part because WP:NOTCATALOG and we don't need everything to put here indiscriminately. I am keeping the removed part here if any other situation arises in future.

Components of the project:

1. Main bridge
2. River training works (RTW)
3. Janjira approach road & selected bridge end facilities
4. Mawa approach road & selected bridge end facilities
5. Service area - 2
6. Resettlement
7. Environment
8. Land acquisition
9. CSC (main bridge & RTW)
10. CSC (approach roads & service area - 2)
11. Engineering support & safety team (ESST)

Main bridge 6,150 m (20,180 ft):

• Contractor: China Major Bridge Engineering Co. Ltd, China
• Contract period: 4 years + 1 years (defect liability period)
• Contract cost: BDT: 12,133.39 crore
• Date of work order: 26 November 2014
• Date of completion: 10 December 2020
• Physical progress of work: 100%

River training works 14 km (8.7 mi) length:

• Contractor: Sinohydro Corporation Limited, China
• Contract period: 4 years + 1 years (defect liability period)
• Contract cost: BDT: 9,400 crore
• Date of work order: 31 December 2014
• Date of completion: 30 June 2022
• Physical progress of work: 100%

Janjira approach road & selected bridge end facilities 10.50 km (6.52 mi) length:

• Contractor: AML-HCM JV
• Contract period: 3 years + 1 year (defect liability period)
• Contract cost: BDT: 1097.40 crore
• Date of work order: 8 October 2013
• Date of completion: 31 October 2016
• Physical progress of work: 100%

Mawa approach road & selected bridge end facilities 1.50 km (0.93 mi) length:

• Contractor: AML-HCM JV
• Contract period: 2.5 years + 1 year (defect liability period)
• Contract cost: BDT: 193.40 crore
• Date of work order: 27 January 2014
• Date of completion: 31 July 2017
• Physical progress of work: 100%

Service area-2:

• Contractor: Abdul Monem Ltd
• Contract period: 2.5 years + 1 year (defect liability period)
• Contract cost: BDT: 208.71 crore
• Date of work order: 12 January 2014
• Date of completion: 31 July 2017
• Physical progress of work: 100%

Resettlement:

• Total additional grant: BDT: 645.95 crore (up to September 2019)
• Total no. of plots: 2752
• 2418 plots handed over to the PAP (up to September 2019)
• Date of work order: 1 June 2009
• Date of completion: 30 June 2020

Environment:

• Total no. of trees planted: 1,69,957
• Date of work order: 1 June 2009
• Date of completion: 30 June 2021

Land acquisition:

• Total land acquisition:
  • Munshiganj: acquired: 329.64 hectares, handed over: 319.92 hectares
  • Madaripur: acquired: 1601.19 hectares, handed over: 553.18 hectares
  • Shariatpur: acquired: 610.96 hectares, handed over: 579.95 hectares
• Date of work order: 1 August 2006
• Date of completion: 31 December 2019

CSC (main bridge & RTW):

• Consultant: Korea Expressway Corporation, South Korea & Associates
• Contract period: 4 years + 1 years (defect liability period)
• Contract cost: BDT: 383.15 crore
• Date of signing contract: 3 November 2014
• Date of completion: 30 November 2019
• Progress of work: 100%

CSC (approach road & service area):

• Consultant: Special Works Organization (SWO-West), Bangladesh Army in association with Bureau of Research, Testing and Consultation of BUET
• Contract period: 3 years + 1 year (defect liability period)
• Contract cost: BDT: 133.49 crore
• Date of work order: 13 October 2013
• Date of completion: 31 October 2018
• Progress of work: 100%

Engineering Support & Safety Team (ESST):

• ESST: Bangladesh Army
• Contract period: 4 years + 1 years (defect liability period)
• Contract cost: BDT: 72.14 crore
• Date of work order: 13 October 2013
• Date of completion: 31 October 2018
• Progress of work: 100%

Mehedi Abedin (talk) 00:25, 20 June 2024 (UTC)