Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu will visit Vatluru to lay foundation stone to Vem Aerocity, an aeronautic spare parts manufacturing unit at Pedda Cheruvu in Vatluru village of Pedapadu Mandal on March 11th. The Chief Minister will reach Vatluru directly by helicopter from Vijayawada and participate in the laying foundation ceremony. Later he will interact with 5,000 students. After that, he will leave for Vijayawada.

The Vem Aerocity is first of its kind in the Country as it deals with the multiple technologies under one roof to assemble and integrate the Weapon systems including Anti-Tank Guided Missiles, bombs, rockets, Aero Structures for Light Combat Aircraft and UAVs, Radar Systems and Systems for Helicopters and Aircraft, Artillery Fuse systems.

The industry will be set up at a cost of Rs. 2000 Crores in three phases, Vem Aerocity will have a skill development centre to part with the necessary technological inputs and various processes required for aerospace and defence industries and aim to train over 250-300 youth per year. The industry will likely to generate employment more than 2,000 people, it is expected.

The Vem Aerocity on the eve of its foundation laying ceremony at Peddacheruvu land in Vatluru village exhibited its range of products for Aerospace and defence applications. It has invited the engineering and science students to visit the photo exhibition to get broadened their knowledge base. This factory was proposed earlier at Nallajerla area. However, the farmers in Nallajerla area opposed the establishment of the factory, as they have to lose their lands. In an altered plan it was shifted to Vatluru in 350 acres of land.

Amaravati Metro Rail Corporation (AMRC) opened technical bids on wednesday which has been submitted for the construction of Eluru road corridor and Bandar road corridors. According to AMRC managing director N Ramakrishna Reddy. Afcons Infrastructures, Simplex Infrastructures and L&T companies submitted bids for the construction of metro rail corridors in Vijayawada city.

The AMRC on wednesday opened technical bids for technical evaluation of the bidders, Ramakrishna Reddy told that financial bids have to be opened and it would take one week to 10 days to finalise the bids.

The estimation cost of Eluru road corridor is Rs.801 crore and Rs.847 crore for Bandar road corridor. The Eluru road corridor will begin from Pandit Nehru Bus Station and end at Nidamanuru village. The Bandar road corridor will also begin from PN Bus Station and ends at Penamaluru village. Ramakrishna Reddy said that the tenders which were qualified as per technical norms would be considered for financial bids.

Kanaka Durga Flyover works in Vijayawada are going on, on a brisk pace. Flyover is scheduled to complete and open by August 15th, 2017. Soma Constructions, is workin hard to complete the flyover on time. Pillars work is completed by 90% and the segments work is going to start within a week. Flyover is going to come up in 2.25 km, from Bhavanipuram to Rajiv Gandhi Park

Here is a Stunning drone Video of the current construction of Flyover from Bhavanipuram to Rajiv Gandhi Park in Vijayawada.

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Representatives of the Norman Foster Company on Wednesday submitted designs for the Administrative City in the new capital to Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu. The engineers' team from the Company met the Chief Minister at the interim Secretariat complex at Velagapudi.

They submitted three designs for the Administrative City which will come up in 900 acres. The three models have been handed Over to the Chief Minister. Out of these models, Chandrababu Naidu and other experts will finalise One model. Assembly building, High Court, CM's office, Raj Bhavan and buildings for Ministers would be constructed in the Administrative City. Municipal Administration Minister P. Narayana and CRDA Commissioner Ch Sridhar were also present.