In 2013-14, Coal India (CIL) plans to award two-three large turnkey contracts to private players for extracting coal, removing over burden and supply the coal till the loading point. S Narsing Rao, chairman CIL informed that under these contracts the contractors will be responsible for overburden removal, coal extraction, washing and grading as well as supplying it to the loading point. These projects would produce about 4-5 million tonne to begin with and will have contract period over 10-12 years after they start producing.
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