The project involved a section of NH-9, which is part of India’s National Highways Development Project’s North–South–East–West Corridor. It encompassed two stretches of road (km160/000 to km216/500 and km0/000 to 64/500), 21 bridges, 197 culverts, and one railway crossing. The major challenge of the project was to retain the existing two-lane road that was in good condition and design a new two-lane highway along side of it separated by a median.

MXROAD integrated a range of tasks, from processing the survey data to the preparation of land acquisition plans, utility relocations plans, and bills of quantities. The design job was well distributed and coordinated, and the subsequent workflows from highways to pavement departments and other sections were seamless. This whole process ensured that the firm met project deadlines, thereby avoiding the daily penalty clause for delayed completion of detailed designs and drawings.