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6538. UP Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nigam Limited
Uttar Pradesh, India

6117 UP Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nigam Limited (UPRVUNL) to set up four power units of 660MW each in the state. This, in a way, would increase the generation capacity of state-owned power plants by nearly 50%. While one 660MW unit is proposed to be installed in Panki and Harduaganj each, two units each of 600MW will be installed in Karchana in Allahabad. UPRVUNL, chairman, Kamran Rizvi confirmed that the proposal for a 600MW in Panki and two units of 660MW in Karchana is scheduled to be put forth before the state cabinet for approval soon. "The corporation will have bidders for execution of the projects by the year end," he said. The move to hand over Karchhana to the state-owned UPRVUNL has come months after the Jaypee group backed out of the proposal following problems in land acquisition. The company, although, would be setting up a power plant in Bara block of Allahabad. Bidding has already been initiated for Harduaganj. For this, companies like Toshiba, Mitsubishi, Alstom and Bharat Heavy Electrical Limited (BHEL) have already turned up. "The lowest bidder will be chosen in the month of August," Rizvi said. He added that the said super critical units will have state of the art machines. The state government has already got coal linkage for Harduaganj power plant. Rizvi said coal will be procured from the Chandipara coal block in Odisha. "With this. we would have additional 2500MW power,'' Rizvi said. Around 2500 to 2800MW of power is produced by the state-owned power plants. The new power units are proposed to be set up within a time frame of four years. Rizvi said they are confident of getting bids from interested companies in the next few months. Sources said the state government may also not face much of hurdles in getting coal blocks for the said power plants. Sources said the state government will receive funds from the power finance corporation (PFC) as well as the rural electrification corporation (REC) for installation of these power plants.

Project Value: Ref. Document
6539. Lucknow Metro Rail Corporation Ltd
Uttar Pradesh, India

6116 Lucknow Metro Rail Corporation's board is ready to initiate tender and design process of the remaining route-sections of North-South metro corridor too. This corridor of about 23 km has to be built from Amausi airport to Munshipulia. The initial plan was to construct an 8km stretch from Transport Nagar to Charbagh so that the first rail can be on track by 2016. It was declared as 'priority section' for construction. Principal advisor of LMRC E Sreedharan has advised to begin tender and design work in other sections too. LMRC board met on Monday under the chairmanship of chief secretary to take key decisions on the project. Officials said Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC), the interim consultant of the project, has been asked to begin work in other sections too. A key area is to design the route of an underground stretch of about 3.5 km around Hazratganj market in the priority section. Besides underground track, sections of about 5-6 kms would be taken up in parts. A separate bid-document and tendering process has to be done for this special span. LMRC board approved DMRC's bid document for inviting tenders to design and construct this stretch. It will be constructed by a specialised agency and would entail higher cost. The tender would be based 'Design and Build' model where the agency would be responsible to both design and build the project. Officials said the process of tendering and selection would be completed in another two months.

Project Value: Ref. Document
6541. Neyveli Lignite Corporation Limited
Tamil Nadu, India

6114 The oldest power plant in Neyveli, set up 50 years ago, using locally mined lignite as fuel, and having done great service, will now be phased out. This 600 MW unit is proposed to be replaced by a new plant, which will have 2 units of 500 MW capacity each. Estimated to cost Rs4,751 crore, this will be setup in the next three to four years. According to Surinder Mohan, Chairman and Managing Director of Neyveli Lignite Corp Ltd, orders have been already placed with Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL), at a cost of around Rs3,592 crore for boiler and turbine generators (BTG). If everything goes according to plan, this Neyveli New Thermal Power Project (NNTPP) with two 500 MW units will start supplying to the grid by 2019, if not earlier. Efforts should be made by BHEL to handle the boiler and Turbine generators (BTG) contract expeditiously so that there are no delays in execution. In the past, Tamil Nadu has always experienced power outages and power shut downs are common. Continuous power supply has become essential for the development of the State. It may be of interest to note, that in the recent past, two 4000 MW UMPP (Ultra Mega Power Projects) in Cheyyur (Tamil Nadu) and in Odisha have been discussed at great length and in fact, these have reached the bidding stage recently. The Association of Power Producers (APP) has drawn the attention of Power Minister, Piyush Goyal, to review the current bidding model. The APP has said that the design, build, finance, operate and transfer (DBFOT) is "unviable". It appears that even the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) supports the view of the APP and has recommended that the build, own and operate (BOO) model would be more realistic and practical. So, until this issue is sorted out, both Odisha and Tamil Nadu's 4000 MW UMPPs may get delayed even before the bidding starts! This only means that in order to secure its supplies and its growing industrial needs, the Neyveli replacement project (NNTPS) mentioned above, needs top priority in execution.

Project Value: 4751.00 Crore
6548. Sterlite Technologies Ltd
Jammu And Kashmir, India

6107 Sterlite Technologies, a Vedanta group company, has secured orders worth Rs. 2,500 crore from Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) for deployment of optical fibre cable (OFC) network. The company has won a deal to supply OFC for BSNL’s Jammu & Kashmir region and other parts of the country. Under the Rs. 1,950-crore order, the company will deploy and maintain a part of Network for Spectrum (NFS) project in J&K, it said in a statement. Under this contract, to be executed by 2016, Sterlite Technologies will also build a new communication network for the Armed Forces. The network comprises a highly-resilient OFC-based nationwide optical backbone for Defence sites and access networks at Army sites, the company said. Sterlite will design, plan and implement this country-wide secure, multi-protocol converged network. It is based on dedicated tri-services optical transport backbone. The OFC network will be owned and operated by the Defence services under the Project Implementation Core Group (PICG), Ministry of Defence (MoD). The Defence project gains importance as the Armed Forces will migrate all their communications to this alternate system, thereby freeing spectrum for commercial use. Indian government had earlier decided to release 150 MHz spectrum held by Defence in the frequency 1700-2000 MHz to meet the requirements of the commercial sector. Additionally, the Pune-based firm has won a annual maintenance contract for an OFC network in J&K. The seven-year-contract is valued at about Rs. 500 crore.

Project Value: 2500.00 Crore

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