ADD ANI AS A TRUSTED SOURCE
googleads
Menu
Business

L&T Construction bags large contracts for water & effluent treatment business

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], Apr 13 (ANI): The water and effluent treatment business of L&T Construction has secured three engineering procurement construction (EPC) water management orders from the Karnataka Urban Infrastructure Development and Finance Corporation.

ANI Apr 13, 2020 10:49 IST googleads

The company describes a large project with a value ranging between Rs 2,500 crore to 5,000 crore

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], Apr 13 (ANI): The water and effluent treatment business of L&T Construction has secured three engineering procurement construction (EPC) water management orders from the Karnataka Urban Infrastructure Development and Finance Corporation.
The contracts are for design, build, operate, maintain and transfer of water supply systems in Hubballi-Dharwada, Kalaburagi and Belagavi cities for cost-effective and sustainable up-scaling to a continuous pressurised water supply. The projects are largely funded by the World Bank, the company said in a statement on Monday.
The projects aim to achieve target non-revenue water by reducing losses through the development of suitable water infrastructure and utility improvements. The projects are designed to deliver water to about 29 lakh people.
The aggregate scope covers design and construction of intake structures, water treatment plants, overhead service reservoirs, raw and clear water transmission and distribution pipelines, ground-level storage reservoirs, pump houses, meter installation at house connections and other associated electro-mechanical, instrumentation an automation works including operation and maintenance.
L&T Construction has secured another EPC order from the Tiruchirappalli City Corporation to provide an underground sewerage scheme to added areas of the corporation's phase three.
The scope of the project includes laying of sewer pipelines, construction of RCC manholes, pumping and lifting stations and providing sewer connections to households. (ANI)

Get the App

What to Read Next

Business

Semicon Day 1: Rs 1 lakh crore investment commitments, 16 MoUs

Semicon Day 1: Rs 1 lakh crore investment commitments, 16 MoUs

The first day of SEMICON India 2026 saw the government lay out a wider roadmap for the next phase of India's semiconductor programme, with around Rs 1 lakh crore in investment commitments, plans to create close to one lakh jobs and a series of agreements spanning chip manufacturing, materials, packaging, design and talent development.

Read More
Business

No external pressure over MDR decision: DFS

No external pressure over MDR decision: DFS

"The allegation that MDR has been introduced under any external influence is patently false and misleading," the Department said

Read More
Business

India semiconductor push entering commercial production phase,

India semiconductor push entering commercial production phase,

India’s semiconductor push is beginning to move into a commercial production phase, with companies expanding local manufacturing, bringing products to market and building domestic supplier networks, according to industry executives at SEMICON India 2026.

Read More
Business

Noel Tata tables Rs 25,000 cr proposal for Shapoorji Pallonji

Noel Tata tables Rs 25,000 cr proposal for Shapoorji Pallonji

Tata Trusts Chairman Noel N Tata on Thursday placed before the Tata Sons Board a proposal to provide at least Rs 25,000 crore of liquidity to the Shapoorji Pallonji Group (SP Group) through monetisation of part of its shareholding in Tata Sons.

Read More
Business

Tata Trusts asks Tata Sons to explore options other than listing

Tata Trusts asks Tata Sons to explore options other than listing

Tata Trusts on Thursday asked Tata Sons to explore all available options other than listing, reiterating their opposition to the public listing of the holding company and stressing the need to preserve the structure of the Tata Group.

Read More
Home About Us Our Products Advertise Contact Us Terms & Condition Privacy Policy

Copyright © aninews.in | All Rights Reserved.