Maliya to Pipaliya Missing Link Status (2026): Route Map, Completion Date & Latest Update
The missing link starts near NH-27 in Maliya and runs to the Dhrol-Pipaliya road. This page tracks the Maliya to Pipaliya missing link route map, HAM tender packages, land acquisition, contractor bids, and project completion milestones.
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Maliya to Pipaliya Missing Link Route Map & Alignment
View and download the latest Maliya to Pipaliya Missing Link route map showing the project alignment, interchanges, packages and Amritsar-Jamnagar Economic Corridor connectivity.
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Maliya to Pipaliya Missing LinkCost • Route • Timeline
| Parameter | Technical Details |
|---|---|
| Project Name | Maliya to Pipaliya Missing Link |
| Total Length | 24.6 km |
| Estimated Cost | ₹1,200 Crore |
| Expected Completion Date | 2028 (Tendered) |
| Total Packages | 1 Package |
Latest Developments
Frequently Asked Questions
The latest updates on bidding, contractor selection, land acquisition, and pre-construction clearance status are available on this page.
The project is located in Morbi district of Gujarat, connecting Maliya and Pipaliya.
It is a planned 24.6 km four-lane greenfield highway designed to resolve congestion and bridge missing links on NH-151A.
An interactive route map showing the alignment is available on this page.
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) is implementing the project under the Hybrid Annuity Model (HAM).
The project cost will be finalized once bidding rounds are closed and the construction contract is awarded.
The total length of this missing link highway corridor is 24.6 km.
Construction is expected to start after the HAM tender is awarded and financial closure is achieved.
It serves as an auxiliary link bypassing existing congested state routes to directly feed high-speed traffic into the Amritsar-Jamnagar Economic Corridor.
The Maliya–Pipaliya Missing Link is a proposed four-lane highway section of NH-151A in Gujarat that completes the left-out stretch of the Amritsar–Jamnagar Economic Corridor. NHAI is developing the section between Maliya and Pipaliya in Morbi district.
The Maliya–Pipaliya route connects Maliya with Pipaliya in Morbi district and fills the missing section of NH-151A between the existing connected stretches of the Amritsar–Jamnagar Economic Corridor. The project provides a continuous highway connection through this part of Gujarat.
The project alignment runs from Maliya toward Pipaliya in Morbi district. Earlier land-acquisition and environmental documents described the alignment from km 0.000 to about km 23.308, while the latest NHAI construction tender uses an updated project length of about 24.2 km.
The Maliya Pipaliya Missing Link map covers the NH-151A corridor between Maliya and Pipaliya in Morbi district. Official NHAI land-acquisition and tender documents provide the most reliable basis for the current alignment because the project length and tender scope have been updated during development.
The latest NHAI EPC tender describes the Maliya–Pipaliya Missing Link as approximately 24.2 km long. Earlier NHAI and land-acquisition documents used 23.308 km, while later project records have used 24.632 km. The current construction tender's 24.2 km figure is the most relevant for the present implementation stage.
The latest NHAI EPC tender has an estimated value of ₹713.11 crore for the approximately 24.2 km section. Earlier project estimates were lower, including about ₹552 crore in NHAI regional project listings, so those older figures should not be treated as the current tender value.
Full-scale construction has not started under the current EPC tender. NHAI issued a fresh EPC tender in August 2026 for the approximately 24.2 km section, with bids scheduled to close on 25 September 2026 and open on 28 September 2026.
The project is in the tendering and pre-construction stage. An earlier HAM tender for the Maliya–Pipaliya section was cancelled in August 2026 for administrative reasons, after which NHAI issued a fresh EPC tender in August 2026 with an estimated value of ₹713.11 crore.
The latest major development is NHAI's fresh EPC tender issued on 13 August 2026 for the Maliya–Pipaliya section of NH-151A. The tender covers approximately 24.2 km, has an estimated value of ₹713.11 crore, closes on 25 September 2026 and is scheduled for bid opening on 28 September 2026.
The Maliya–Pipaliya section is the missing link that prevents continuous connectivity along the Amritsar–Jamnagar Economic Corridor in this part of Gujarat. Completing the section is intended to remove the existing bottleneck, provide a seamless corridor connection and reduce the additional distance and travel time currently caused by diversion onto alternative routes.
The Maliya–Pipaliya Missing Link forms part of NH-151A and is identified by NHAI as the missing section of the Amritsar–Jamnagar Economic Corridor. It is being implemented under the Bharatmala framework rather than as part of the separate Morbi–Navlakhi Port highway project.
The Maliya–Pipaliya Missing Link and the Morbi–Navlakhi Port highway are separate project components. NHAI and MoRTH separated them for implementation: Maliya–Pipaliya is the missing link of the Amritsar–Jamnagar Economic Corridor, while Morbi–Navlakhi is a separate port-connectivity project.
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