Gurugram, March 27 -- The Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) on Wednesday, floated tenders to construct service roads along the metro alignment at key locations. According to officials, the move aims to ensure smooth movement of vehicles. Officials said a tender worth Rs.2.5 crore has been floated for the construction of the service road from Subhash Chowk towards Hero Honda Chowk till Candor SEZ. In Palam Vihar, a service road is planned from Krishna Chowk to Rezengla Chowk. GMDA officials said that during construction of the metro line beyond Subash Chowk, vehicles exiting the Central Park society and the SEZ (special economic zone) will be using the service road to merge with the main road near the Sector 48 bus depot. "We have formulated a plan to construct and repair service roads across three major routes," said Amit Godara, executive engineer, GMDA. The tender for the project will be opened on April 6, and the work will have to be completed within six months of the allotment, said GMDA officials. According to officials, the GMDA has decided to construct service roads worth Rs.6.38 crore on both sides of the main road that demarcates Sector 5 and Sector 6. The combined length of the service roads on both sides is 1.6 kms.The authority has also floated a tender worth Rs.6.70 crore to construct a service road on the Palam Vihar side, extending from Rezangla Chowk to Krishna Chowk. Currently, this service road is in a poor state and filled with encroachments. GMDA officials further said that a tender is scheduled to be opened on April 9. Meanwhile, officials said that they have also floated the tender worth Rs.6.95 crore for paving the six kilometres stretch from Ghata to Vatika Chowk along southern peripheral road (SPR) with tiles. The tiles are expected to ensure that dust pollution on this road is reduced, said officials....