Consultancy Services for Joint Feasibility Study for Godagama–Avissawella Four Lane Widening Project ( Ch 27+300 – Ch. 58+400) and Realignment of the Existing Railway Line from Kosgama to Avissawella
The Ministry of Transport, Highways & Urban Development awarded the consultancy contract for the “Joint Feasibility Study for the Godagama–Avissawella Four Lane Widening Project and Realignment of the Existing Railway Line from Kosgama to Avissawella” to the CECB/CEA Joint Venture through a competitive bidding process, with CECB serving as the lead partner. The project aims to realign the existing track section from Kosgama to Avissawella on the Kelani Valley Railway line, eliminating sharp curves and upgrading the line to Broad Gauge standards. This will enhance train speeds, reduce travel time, minimize wear and tear on both track and rolling stock, and increase overall line capacity. In addition, the project involves extending the track up to 38 Miles along the railway reservation—part of which is currently used by the RDA for the Avissawella town bypass road toward Ratnapura—to facilitate linkage with the proposed Avissawella Multi Modal Transport Hub.
The feasibility and detailed design project is valued at approximately 133 million and has a duration of 9 months. The agreement was signed by the Chairman of CECB, Eng. A. P. Jayatissa, and Director–CECB, Eng. A. M. D. B. Atapattu, at the Road Development Authority, Sethsiripaya, on 09 September 2026. The Secretary to the Ministry of Transport, Highways, and Urban Development in Sri Lanka, Eng. (Dr.) Asiri Karunawardena, signed the agreement on behalf of the Client.











































































