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UP Govt announces Mini Grid policy
The UP government has announced a mini grid policy for promoting small power generation units through non-conventional sources in rural areas.
Birla Shakti Concrete to add new production lines in Maharashtra
Birla Shakti Concrete, Ready Mix Concrete (RMC) is embarking on an expansion drive with new greenfield RMC plants at Chakan & Navi Mumbai in the state of Maharashtra.
Richa Industries wins Rs.23 cr order from IRCON International lines in Maharashtra
Construction & engineering major Richa Industries has secured an order from IRCON International Limited, a government-owned company incorporated by the Ministry of Railways, for the construction of five pre-engineered buildings (PEB) at Rourkela, Odisha, for the Indian Railways.
Wirtgen Group at BAUMA 2016
The Wirtgen Group is growing its portfolio of products and services for the customer. For the first time ever, the Group will be presenting itself together with Benninghoven at the worldĆĀ“s biggest trade fair for construction machinery.
Stakeholders have now started shifting towards value-consciousness from price-consciousness earlier
India aspires to be the hub of global manufacturing and it is doing everything in its power to make it happen. Many major infrastructure projects are announced, set within time-lines and budgets.
Beating the clock
The road section DBL worked upon was basically one part of the full section of 150 km. The authorities floated open a tender for this 150 km stretch of road in three segments - km 0 to 43, km 43 to 93 and km 99 to 150 at the same time, out of which we received the stretch between km 43 to 93.
Against All Odds
A shining example of success, NTPC Ltd won PMI IndiaĆĀ“s Best Project of the Year award. The award was for exemplary use of project management techniques to complete 5MWp grid-connected solar PV plant in Port Blair in record time.
Is the Project Plan Just a Pretty Picture on a Wall?
Even though the pressure to deliver projects on time is intensifying, most players within the oil & gas, utilities, construction and contracting industries still seem reluctant to integrate the project plan with the other systems and functions in the business.
Project smart
The recommendation by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) to the Maharashtra state government to add two more lanes to the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link project is not only a simple and logical recommendation but also a necessary one.





