Latest Project Updates
Rs.226 Million Bhagwant Sagar Improvement Project in Madhya Pradesh
Executive Summary: The Government of Madhya Pradesh plans to implement the Bhagwant sagar improvement project in Khandwa to improve water supply and distribution at an estimated cost of Rs. 226 million. The project is in the development stage, and the tender has been published for implementation on a turnkey basis.
Integrated Solid Waste Management Project in Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh
Executive Summary: The State Government is planning to take up Integrated solid waste management project in Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh. The project involves design, construction, development of integrated solid waste management including sanitary landfill.
Rs.130 Million Rain Water Harvesting Project in Vadodara, Gujarat
Executive Summary: A Rainwater harvesting project is being planned by Vadodara Smart City Development in Vadodara, Gujarat, with an estimated cost of Rs. 130 million. The project aims to implement rainwater harvesting on an EPC route and is currently in the development stage with the detailed project report study in progress. Tata Consulting Engineers Ltd. is the project management consultant for this initiative.
Rain Water Harvesting Project in Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh
Executive Summary: A smart city in Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh is developing a rainwater harvesting project at an estimated cost of Rs.80 million. The project involves constructing rainwater harvesting structures to capture and store rainwater for future use. The detailed project report has been approved, and Rudrabhishek Enterprises Ltd. has been appointed as the project management consultant. The project is expected to address water scarcity issues in the city, improve the groundwater table, and create employment opportunities for the local community.
Lotan Nalla Reservoir Project in Mungeli, Chhattisgarh
Executive Summary: * The Lotan Nalla reservoir project is being planned by the Water Resources Department of the Government of Chhattisgarh in Mungeli, Chhattisgarh. The project involves the implementation of a reservoir through the EPC route, with an estimated cost of approximately Rs.56 million. The project is currently in the development stage, with a detailed project report study in progress. The project is expected to improve water resources management in the region, create job opportunities, and stimulate economic growth.
New Common Bio-Medical Waste Treatment Facility in Surat, Gujarat
Executive Summary: A Company is planning to take up New common bio-medical waste treatment facility in Surat, Gujarat. The project involves to set up a common bio-medical waste treatment facility with incineration plant capacity 150 Kg/Hr.
Rs.5632 Million Sewerage System and STP Development Project in Patna, Bihar
Executive Summary: Gwalior Municipal Corporation plans to augment water supply to the city from Chambal river in Madhya Pradesh through a project estimated at Rs.3975 million. The project is under development stage, with Mehta and Associates Indore appointed as the project management consultant.
Rs.5259 Million Underground Sewerage Infrastructure Project in Tiruppur, Tamil Nadu
Executive Summary: The Government of India plans to implement an underground sewerage infrastructure project in Tiruppur, Tamil Nadu, with an estimated cost of Rs.5259.2 million on the EPC route. The project is currently under implementation, with work in progress.
Rs.3975 Million Water Augmentation of Gwalior City from Chambal River in Madhya Pradesh
Executive Summary: The State Government is planning to take up Water augmentation of Gwalior city from Chambal river in Madhya Pradesh. The project involves water augmentation of Gwalior city from Chambal river
Assi River Waste Water Treatment Plant in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
Executive Summary: * A consortium of three management consultants has been hired for the development of a waste water treatment plant on the Assi River in Varanasi, India. The project is estimated to cost Rs. 50 million and will be implemented via the Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) route. The aim is to reduce the pollution levels of the river by treating waste water before it reaches the Ganges, improving the water quality and ecosystem of the region. The project is currently in the development stage with the detailed project report study underway.