Construction projectL2B Shelved

South Coast Corridor: Cluster 1

IsipingoCommercialised State
PPA 31805Published 3 August 2023Updated 24 March 2025

Project overview

About this development

Refurbishment, alterations and additions for phase 1 of the South Coast Corridor, cluster 1 which are the following stations: Isipingo, Umbogintwini, Pahla & Doonside on the south coast of KwaZulu-Natal. The project value is R20 918 887,71. The approximate GPS location has been placed along the proposed area of construction 29°58'33.1"S 30°55'38.6"E

Project at a glance

South Coast Corridor: Cluster 1 is located in Isipingo. The project is classified in the Commercialised State sector. Its current recorded stage is L2B Shelved. The recorded project value is R 0 Million - R 30 Million.

Key information

Project facts

Location
Isipingo
Sector
Commercialised State
Project stage
L2B Shelved
Project value
R 0 Million - R 30 Million

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Where is South Coast Corridor: Cluster 1 located?

South Coast Corridor: Cluster 1 is recorded as being located in Isipingo.

What stage is South Coast Corridor: Cluster 1 at?

The current recorded project stage is L2B Shelved. Project information may change as new research becomes available.

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