1 year ago
SEPC Wins ₹443 Crore Irrigation Project in Bihar
SEPC Limited, an engineering company, has been awarded a big project worth ₹443 crore in Bihar, India.
The project is called the Jamaniyan to Kakrait Gangajal Lift Irrigation Scheme.
This means SEPC will build a system to help farmers get more water for their crops.
The project is expected to take two years to finish and will help farmers in the Kaimur district by improving water availability.
This will support farming and boost the local economy.
The project was awarded by the Chief Engineer of the Irrigation Department in Dehri, Bihar.
SEPC Limited secured a ₹442.8 crore work allocation order.
The project is for the "Jamaniyan to Kakrait Gangajal Lift Irrigation Scheme".
The project is located in Kaimur district, Bihar.
Execution is expected to take 24 months.
The project aims to improve water availability for agriculture.
- Who
- SEPC Limited
- What
- Won a ₹443 crore irrigation project
- Where
- Kaimur district, Bihar
- When
- Announced on September 22
- Why
- To improve water availability for agriculture and support socio-economic growth.
Key facts
- Company
- SEPC Limited
- Project Value
- ₹442.8 crore
- Project
- Jamaniyan to Kakrait Gangajal Lift Irrigation Scheme
- Location
- Kaimur district, Bihar
- Execution Timeline
- 24 months
- Awarding Authority
- Chief Engineer, Irrigation, Water Resources Department, Dehri
Quotes
Mr. Venkataramani Jaiganesh
Whole Time Director of SEPC Limited
“We are delighted to have been entrusted with the Jamaniyan to Kakrait Gangajal Lift Irrigation Scheme, a project of significant value not only in terms of scale but also in its impact on rural development.”
theprint.in
“With a project size of nearly ₹443 crore, this order further strengthens our position in the water infrastructure and irrigation domain, where SEPC has consistently demonstrated execution excellence.”
theprint.in
