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SPML Infra Wins Rs 3.85 Bn Water Project Order in Rajasthan
WATER & WASTE

SPML Infra Wins Rs 3.85 Bn Water Project Order in Rajasthan

SPML Infra, India’s leading water infrastructure company, has been awarded a prestigious Rs 3.85 billion project for the Water Production & Supply System for Kekri-Sarwar Sector Package-III in Ajmer, Rajasthan. The project, awarded under the Government of India's flagship Jal Jeevan Mission, includes a comprehensive 10-year Operation and Maintenance (O&M) contract.

The Kekri Water Supply Scheme to be implemented under the Jal Jeevan Mission aims to upgrade and strengthen the water supply infrastructure for the Kekri-Sarwar region, while also enhancing the water production and distribution system in Ajmer district, drawing water from the Bisalpur Dam. This significant infrastructure development project will enhance water supply capabilities in the region and contribute to the Government's mission of ensuring safe drinking water for every household in the country.

Major Components of the Project
The comprehensive water infrastructure project encompasses several critical components:

Water Treatment Plant: The project includes the provision of a state-of-the-art 160 MLD Water Treatment Plant (WTP) at the Kekri location, designed to meet the highest water quality standards.

Storage Facilities: Construction of two Clear Water Reservoirs with a combined capacity of 37.75 MLD - one at the WTP Kekri Campus (20 MLD) and another at IPS Nasirabad PH (17.75 MLD) to ensure adequate water storage and distribution.

Transmission Network: The project involves providing, laying, jointing, testing, and commissioning of MS Pipeline spanning 58.675 kilometers as Rising Main from WTP Kekri to IPS Nasirabad, creating a robust water transmission network.

Advanced Technology Integration: Supply and installation of advanced pumping systems, along with associated electrical and mechanical equipment, instrumentation, SCADA systems, and related civil works at the WTP Kekri pump house

Infrastructure Development: The scope includes demolishment of existing structures and construction of new office buildings and J-2 quarters at the proposed location.
Smart Monitoring: The entire scheme will be monitored through an advanced SCADA system for real-time operational control and efficiency.

Long-term Operations: A comprehensive 10-year Operation and Maintenance contract to ensure optimal system performance and sustainability.

Subhash Sethi, Chairman of SPML Infra commented:
"We are honoured to be selected for this prestigious project under the Jal Jeevan Mission. This new project represents not just a business milestone for SPML Infra, but also our commitment to supporting the Government's vision of providing safe and clean drinking water to every household in India. The Kekri-Sarwar water supply project will significantly enhance water security for the people of Rajasthan and demonstrates our capability to execute complex water infrastructure projects with cutting-edge technology.

This project exemplifies our integrated approach to water infrastructure development, combining advanced technology, efficient distribution systems, and long-term operational excellence. With the 10-year O&M contract, we are committed to ensuring the system's optimal performance throughout its operational life.”

SPML Infra, India’s leading water infrastructure company, has been awarded a prestigious Rs 3.85 billion project for the Water Production & Supply System for Kekri-Sarwar Sector Package-III in Ajmer, Rajasthan. The project, awarded under the Government of India's flagship Jal Jeevan Mission, includes a comprehensive 10-year Operation and Maintenance (O&M) contract.The Kekri Water Supply Scheme to be implemented under the Jal Jeevan Mission aims to upgrade and strengthen the water supply infrastructure for the Kekri-Sarwar region, while also enhancing the water production and distribution system in Ajmer district, drawing water from the Bisalpur Dam. This significant infrastructure development project will enhance water supply capabilities in the region and contribute to the Government's mission of ensuring safe drinking water for every household in the country.Major Components of the ProjectThe comprehensive water infrastructure project encompasses several critical components:Water Treatment Plant: The project includes the provision of a state-of-the-art 160 MLD Water Treatment Plant (WTP) at the Kekri location, designed to meet the highest water quality standards.Storage Facilities: Construction of two Clear Water Reservoirs with a combined capacity of 37.75 MLD - one at the WTP Kekri Campus (20 MLD) and another at IPS Nasirabad PH (17.75 MLD) to ensure adequate water storage and distribution.Transmission Network: The project involves providing, laying, jointing, testing, and commissioning of MS Pipeline spanning 58.675 kilometers as Rising Main from WTP Kekri to IPS Nasirabad, creating a robust water transmission network.Advanced Technology Integration: Supply and installation of advanced pumping systems, along with associated electrical and mechanical equipment, instrumentation, SCADA systems, and related civil works at the WTP Kekri pump houseInfrastructure Development: The scope includes demolishment of existing structures and construction of new office buildings and J-2 quarters at the proposed location.Smart Monitoring: The entire scheme will be monitored through an advanced SCADA system for real-time operational control and efficiency.Long-term Operations: A comprehensive 10-year Operation and Maintenance contract to ensure optimal system performance and sustainability.Subhash Sethi, Chairman of SPML Infra commented:We are honoured to be selected for this prestigious project under the Jal Jeevan Mission. This new project represents not just a business milestone for SPML Infra, but also our commitment to supporting the Government's vision of providing safe and clean drinking water to every household in India. The Kekri-Sarwar water supply project will significantly enhance water security for the people of Rajasthan and demonstrates our capability to execute complex water infrastructure projects with cutting-edge technology.This project exemplifies our integrated approach to water infrastructure development, combining advanced technology, efficient distribution systems, and long-term operational excellence. With the 10-year O&M contract, we are committed to ensuring the system's optimal performance throughout its operational life.”

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