Intermodal Container Terminal – Kalughat, Near Patna

Intermodal Container Terminal – Kalughat, Near Patna

Project Location: Kalughat, Near Patna, Bihar
Client/Authority: Inland Waterways Authority of India (IWAI)
Consultant Role: Civil, Structural & Architectural Consultant
Project Status: Ongoing (Commenced June 2022)

Project Overview

The Intermodal Container Terminal at Kalughat, near Patna, is a significant inland waterway infrastructure project developed along National Waterway 1 (River Ganga). The project is being undertaken for the Inland Waterways Authority of India (IWAI) to support efficient cargo movement and strengthen multimodal transportation infrastructure.

The terminal development involves infrastructure planned to facilitate inland waterway cargo transportation and multimodal logistics operations. The project incorporates waterfront facilities, terminal infrastructure, cargo handling areas, and supporting civil and structural works.

This terminal represents an important development in India’s inland water transport infrastructure, connecting water-based cargo movement with land-based logistics networks. It aims to contribute to improved cargo handling, multimodal connectivity, and utilization of National Waterway 1, supporting more efficient transportation along the River Ganga.

Key Project Details

Particular	Details
Project	Intermodal Container Terminal
Location	Kalughat, Near Patna, Bihar
Waterway	National Waterway 1 – River Ganga
Client	Inland Waterways Authority of India (IWAI)
Land Area	12 Hectares
Project Cost	INR 78 Crores
Type	Port
Start Date	June 2022
Status	Ongoing

Our Involvement

Our involvement includes Civil, Structural, and Architectural Consultancy as part of the PMC Consultant supporting the development of the terminal infrastructure and associated facilities.

We provide comprehensive engineering support tailored for inland waterway projects, ensuring the successful execution of waterfront structures, cargo handling areas, and operational infrastructure vital for multimodal logistics along the River Ganga.