UPC Initiates Bidding for RDSS Works in Haldwani
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UPC Initiates Bidding for RDSS Works in Haldwani

In a bid to strengthen rural power distribution infrastructure, Uttarakhand Power Corporation has initiated the bidding process for works under the Rural Distribution Strengthening Scheme (RDSS) in Haldwani. This strategic move underscores the state's commitment to advancing power infrastructure, particularly in rural areas, to ensure reliable and efficient electricity distribution.

The bidding process invites participation from interested entities to contribute to the development of power infrastructure in Haldwani. The projects under RDSS aim to enhance the quality and reach of electricity supply, thereby improving the overall living standards and economic activities in the region.

With a deadline set for January 4, 2024, the bid invitation reflects a well-defined timeline for the commencement of works under RDSS in Haldwani. The successful execution of these projects is expected to play a vital role in bolstering Uttarakhand's rural power distribution network, aligning with broader goals of electrification and infrastructure development in the state.

In a bid to strengthen rural power distribution infrastructure, Uttarakhand Power Corporation has initiated the bidding process for works under the Rural Distribution Strengthening Scheme (RDSS) in Haldwani. This strategic move underscores the state's commitment to advancing power infrastructure, particularly in rural areas, to ensure reliable and efficient electricity distribution. The bidding process invites participation from interested entities to contribute to the development of power infrastructure in Haldwani. The projects under RDSS aim to enhance the quality and reach of electricity supply, thereby improving the overall living standards and economic activities in the region. With a deadline set for January 4, 2024, the bid invitation reflects a well-defined timeline for the commencement of works under RDSS in Haldwani. The successful execution of these projects is expected to play a vital role in bolstering Uttarakhand's rural power distribution network, aligning with broader goals of electrification and infrastructure development in the state.

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