| | Sector | abcDam Work | Tender Value | 719.63 Crore | | Location | Madhya Pradesh - India | Ref.No | 36612300 | | Closing Date | 11 - Nov - 2019 | | | Execution of khalwa lift micro irrigation scheme on turnkey basis for irrigation in 35,000 ha up to 2.5 ha. chak as per detail scope of work.
construction of piped irrigation system to supply water through pressurized pipeline system for micro irrigation (drip/sprinkler) to deliver at farmers fields up-to 2.50 ha chak with a duty of 0.3204 lit/sec/ha with at least 23 meter residual head at each 2.50 ha chak with total power requirement of 32.00mw in culturable command area of 35000 ha, out of gross command area 60361 ha, fully covering the entire compact and contiguous possible arable area. any area increase in cca with in the gca shall be permitted with prior written approval of chief engineer for micro irrigation system under khalwa lift micro irrigation project. the works includes supply of water for filling of existing tanks coming under command of the project before and after rabi season as required. the work includes all activities starting from survey, investigation, designing, drawing, procurement, construction, laying, installing, etc for rising /gravity mains, main lines, branch lines, distribution network, controlling and regulation system with scada and full automation along with required statutory approvals, preparation of land acquisition cases and compliance for final disposal along with preparing cases for obtaining statutory clearances i.e. forest, environmental clearances from respective departments of goi and gomp. the work also includes management, operation and maintenance (mom) for the period of 60 months after completion and further extendable for another 60 months, including 60 months defect liability period running simultaneously. |
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