Patel Engineering Secures ₹1,593 Crore Contract for Lower Arun Hydro-Electric Project in Nepal
Patel Engineering wins bid for Rs 1,593 cr Lower Arun Hydro-Electric Project Package-2
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Patel Engineering has been awarded the contract for Package-2 of the Lower Arun Hydro-Electric Project in Sankhuwasabha District, Nepal, valued at ₹1,593.08 crore (approximately $192 million USD). The project will involve critical civil and hydro-mechanical works, set to be completed in 54 months.
- 01Patel Engineering won the bid as the Lowest Bidder (L1) for a significant hydro-electric project.
- 02The project is valued at ₹1,593.08 crore (approximately $192 million USD).
- 03It includes essential civil and hydro-mechanical works for the Lower Arun Hydro-Electric Project.
- 04The project is expected to be completed within 54 months.
- 05The site is strategically located near Tumlingtar in Sankhuwasabha District, Nepal.
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Patel Engineering has been declared the Lowest Bidder (L1) by SJVN Lower Arun Power Development Company for Package-2 of the Lower Arun Hydro-Electric Project, a 669 MW initiative located in Sankhuwasabha District, Nepal. The contract is valued at ₹1,593.08 crore (approximately $192 million USD) and encompasses vital civil and hydro-mechanical works. Key components include the construction of Adit-5 and Adit-6 leading to the Head Race Tunnel, which will measure 10.5 meters in diameter and extend 5.41 kilometers. The scope also covers the Surge Shaft, Pressure Shaft, and Power House, among other infrastructure. The project is set to be completed within 54 months, enhancing energy generation and operational reliability in the region, located about 264 km from Siliguri, India.
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The project will contribute to energy generation in Nepal, potentially reducing electricity shortages and supporting local economic development.
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