Bajel Projects Wins Rs 400 Cr PowerGrid EPC Contract

By ThePip DeskBajel Projects Wins Rs 400 Cr PowerGrid EPC Contract

Bajel Projects secures a major Rs 300-400 crore EPC contract from PowerGrid Corporation for crucial inter-regional transmission network expansion.

Bajel Projects has secured a significant Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contract from PowerGrid Corporation of India (PGCIL), an order classified as a ‘Mega order’ valued between Rs 300 crore and Rs 400 crore. This win reinforces Bajel Projects’ standing in the power infrastructure sector, highlighting its continued strategic involvement in national grid expansion.

Expanding National Power Infrastructure

The newly awarded contract focuses on the Transmission Line Package TL06. It specifically involves the LILO (Line In Line Out) of the Ranchi (New) – New PPSP 400kV D/C line at Jamshedpur (New). This critical infrastructure project forms part of the broader ‘WR-ER Inter-Regional Network Expansion Scheme-Part A’.

The project’s detailed scope includes two main sections. The first section covers the Jamshedpur (New) to LILO segment towards Ranchi (New), featuring a 400kV D/C (Twin Moose) line. The second part addresses the Jamshedpur (New) to LILO section towards New PPSP, which will utilize a 400kV D/C (Twin HTLS) TL line.

Strategic Contract Execution and Market Position

Bajel Projects is mandated to execute this substantial order within 27 months from the date the Notification of Award is issued. This timeline underscores the project’s scale and the operational demands placed on the company. The company is recognized for its leadership in the power infrastructure business, maintaining a robust presence across both power transmission and power distribution sectors.

This ‘Mega order’ win for Bajel Projects from PGCIL indicates a clear strategic alignment with national grid development initiatives. It positions the company for sustained revenue streams and further solidifies its expertise in complex high-voltage transmission projects, a crucial area for India’s growing energy demands.

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