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Project ID: P146653

Government of Uttarakhand

The World Bank assisted

Quarterly Progress Report

July to September 2017

Project Management Unit (PMU)

UDRP-PMU, ITDA Building, IIE (IT PARK),

Sahastradhara Road, Dehradun-248001, Uttarakhand

Project ID: P146653 Progress Report-10 India: Uttarakhand Disaster Recovery Project Jul – Sep 17

UDRP-PMU, Dehradun i

TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. PROJECT DETAILS ....................................................................................................... 4

II. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ............................................................................................. 5

III. CONSOLIDATED PHYSICAL ACHIEVEMENT ........................................................ 7

IV. PROJECT COVERAGE, BENEFITS ........................................................................... 12

V. FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE ................................................................................... 14

VI. COMPONENT – 1: RESILIENT INFRASTRUCTURE RECONSTRUCTION ......... 15

VII. COMPONENT–2: RURAL ROAD CONNECTIVITY ................................................ 24

VIII. COMPONENT–3:TA&CBDRM ................................................................................... 49

IX. IMPLEMENTATION SUPPORT ................................................................................. 52

X. MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM (MIS) .................................................. 54

XI. COMPREHENSIVE REPORT ON SAFEGUARD COMPLIANCE ........................... 56

XII. APPENDIX 1: – DETAILS OF SDRF EQUIPMENTS................................................ 61

XIII. APPENDIX 2: – TECHNICAL TASK FORCE TEAM ............................................... 63

XIV. APPENDIX 3: – TEAM FOR VETTING OF REPORTS ............................................ 65

XV. APPENDIX 4: - HIGH POWER COMMITTEE (HPC) MEETINGS .......................... 67

XVI. APPENDIX 5: - SITE PHOTOGRAPHS ...................................................................... 68

ENVIRONMENT BEST PRACTICES – PHOTOGRAPHS .......... Error! Bookmark not defined.


UDRP-PMU, Dehradun Page 2

ABBREVIATIONS

ADB : Asian Development Bank

DEA : Department of Economic Affairs

DM : District Magistrate

DMMC : Disaster Mitigation and Management Unit

DPM : Deputy Program Manager

DRM : Disaster Risk Management

DSC : Design and Supervision Consultancy

DSS : Decision Support System

EA : Executing Agency

EMP : Environmental Management Plan

ESA : Environment and Social Assessment

ESMF : Environment and Social Management Framework

EWS : Early Warning Systems

FM : Financial Management

GoI : Government of India

ODCH : Owner Driven Construction of Houses

ODR : Other Districts Roads

OP : Operational Policy

ORAF : Operational Risk Assessment Framework

PDO : Project Development Objective

PIU : Project Implementation Units

PM : Program Manager

PMMGSY : Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana – Rural Roads

Project

PMU : Project Management Unit

PSC : Project Sanctioning Committee

RAP : Resettlement Action Plan

RCC : Reinforced Cement and Concrete

SDMA : State Disaster Management Authority

GoUk : Government of Uttarakhand

IA : Implementing Agency



IBRD : International Bank for Reconstruction and

Development

IAS : Indian Administrative Service

IDA : International Development Association

IIRS : Indian Institute of Remote Sensing

IIT : Indian Institute of Technology

JRDNA : Joint Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment

M&E : Monitoring and Evaluation

MDR : Major District Roads

MNREGA : Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment

Guarantee Act

MIS : Management Information System

NCB : National Competitive Bidding

NDMA : National Disaster Management Authority

NDRF : National Disaster Response Force

NH : National Highways

SCDGS : Social Community Development- Gender

Specialist

SH : State Highways

SUDHA : Society of Uttaranchal Development and

Himalayan Action

TA&CBDRM : Technical Assistance and Capacity Building for

Disaster Risk Management

TSSC : Technical Support and Supervision Consultancy

UDRP : Uttarakhand Disaster Recovery Project

UIDC : Uttarakhand Infrastructure Development

Corporation

UKRWSSP : Uttarakhand Rural Water Supply and Sanitation

Project

USAC : Uttarakhand Satellite Application Centre

WB : World Bank

WIHG : Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology

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I. PROJECT DETAILS

Basic Details

Project ID : P146653

Project Name : Uttarakhand Disaster Recovery Project

Loan Signing Date : 09.01.2014

Project Implementation End Date : 31.12.2017

Borrower : Government of India

Responsible Agency : Government of Uttarakhand

Contact Person : Utpal Kumar Singh, IAS,

Chief Secretary, GoUk

Program Director, UDRP : Amit Singh Negi, IAS,

Secretary, Finance & Disaster

Management, GoUk

Project Objective : To restore housing, rural connectivity

and build resilience of communities in

Uttarakhand and increase the technical

capacity of the State entities to respond

promptly and effectively to an eligible

crisis or emergency.

Project Finance Data (Expected Disbursement US$ Million)

Total Project Cost (US$ Million) : 250

Total Bank Financing (US$ Million) : 250

Financing Source : International Development Association

(IDA)



II. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The monsoon in June 2013 arrived almost two weeks earlier than expected in Uttarakhand. From

June 15 to 17, 2013, cloud bursts 6 and heavy (64.5 - 124.4 mm) to very heavy (124.5 – 244.4 mm)

rainfall hit several parts of the higher reaches of the Himalayas. This unprecedented rainfall resulted

in a sudden increase in water levels, giving rise to flash floods in the Mandakini, Alakananda,

Bhagirathi and other river basins, also causing extensive landslides at various locations. Continuous

rains caused Chorabari Lake to rise and the Lake’s weak moraine barrier gave way and a huge

volume of water along with large boulders came down the channel to the east, devastating the towns

of Kedarnath, Rambara, Gaurikund and others in its wake. According to official sources, over

900,000 people have been affected by the event in Uttarakhand.

The districts of Bageshwar, Chamoli, Pithoragarh, Rudraprayag and Uttarkashi were most affected.

This region is one of the most important pilgrimage circuits in India. Since disaster coincided with

the peak tourist pilgrimage season, it significantly increased the number of casualties, missing, and

affected population. A total of 580 human lives were lost; over 5,200 people are reported missing7;

4,200 villages were affected; 9,200 cattle/livestock were lost; about 3,320 houses were fully

damaged; about 995 public buildings were damaged; close to 9,000 km of roads were affected; and

85 motor bridges and 140 bridle bridges were damaged. This event also left over 70,000 tourists and

100,000 local inhabitants stranded in the upper reaches of the State.

Landslides and toe erosion by the sediment loaded rivers damaged roads/highways at many

locations and washed away multiple bridges (steel girder, beam, and suspension/cable bridges).

Traffic was disrupted along all national highways and link roads in the region, along with the

disruption of telecommunication lines, all adding to the impact of the disaster. Many hotels, rest

houses and shops around the temple in Kedarnath were completely destroyed.

The World Bank (the Bank) and the Asian Development Bank (ADB), upon receiving a request

from the Department of Economic Affairs (DEA), GoI, fielded a Joint Rapid Damage and Needs

Assessment (JRDNA) Mission that visited the State from July 29 to August 07, 2013. In

collaboration with the Government of Uttarakhand (GoUk), the JRDNA Mission undertook a multi-

sectoral assessment of the damages and laid the groundwork for an immediate recovery and

reconstruction needs framework. The assessment relied upon the damage and loss assessment

carried out by the State government.

The unprecedented event has severely impacted all the communities that are scattered in the

mountainous terrain. The report estimated the cost of damage reconstruction to be about US$661

million. Based on the findings of the JRDNA, the DEA, GoUk, ADB and the Bank agreed on a

framework for assistance in the disaster recovery and future risk reduction.



Implementation Support:

This component will support the incremental operating costs of the Project, including the operation

of the Project Management Unit (PMU) and the respective Project Implementation Units (PIUs).

The component will also include the creation of small, temporary field implementation offices with

necessary equipment, furniture, etc. In addition, the component will include consultancies required

for the preparation and supervision of specific activities, trainings, exposure visits and knowledge

exchange programs. An agency will be appointed to provide technical and social support to the

Owner Driven Construction of Houses (ODCH).

High Powered Committee (Approving) & Core Committee (Review & monitoring):

A High Powered Committee was constituted to grant approval for new works and a High powered

review committee was constituted to review the progress of works in all sectors. The continuous

monitoring of the Project and its achievements are being taken up by the Core Committee. The first

HPC was held in November 2013 and a total of 39 HPCs have been conducted since then.

• The Minutes of all HPC meetings are available on the project website:

www.ukdisasterrecovery.in

http://www.ukdisasterrecovery.in/



III. CONSOLIDATED PHYSICAL ACHIEVEMENT

Setting up of PMU and Staffing

• The Project Management Units & Project Implementation Units have been set-up under

SDMA for this project vide GO number 1060/XVIII-(2)/F/13-15(31)/2013A & 1634/XXX-

1-2013.

Setting up of PIU and Staffing

The Project Implementation Units (PIU) have been set-up for each of the four-project sectoral

programs in UDRP.

• PIU, Roads & Bridges, (R&B), PWD;

• PIU, Resilient Infrastructure Reconstruction (RH&PB) and

• PIU, Technical Assistance and Capacity Building for Disaster Risk Management

(TA&CBRM)

Accomplishments during the Quarter (July to September, 2017)

1. Resilient Housing & Public Buildings: ODCH Component completed.

2. Public Buildings (PB): 16 Packages are being constructed under this component

having 26 buildings in 21 Location including USDMA building, Construction work

started in total 25 buildings under 15 Packages. Total estimated cost of the component is

138.13 Cr. The Consultant for USDMA Building has been appointed and concept design

has been presented by the design Consultant.

2. Roads & Bridges (R&B)

Roads

Construction of 13 number of roads, 55 km length have been completed during this quarter.

A total 136 number of roads, 936 km length have been completed worth INR 413.00 Cr.

Bridges

Contracts have been awarded for the construction of 25 numbers of bridges of 1771 m span

and construction has been started in 25 bridges. Out of which One ACROW Bridge at

Sonprayag, District Rudraprayag, one Bridge at Garhmirpur and three No. Box Culverts in

District Haridwar have been completed and opened for traffic.

Machines

28 numbers of machines of worth INR 6.00 Cr, have been already procured.

3. Technical Assistance & Capacity Building for Disaster Risk Management

(TA&CBDRM)

Risk Assessment, Modeling and Capacity Enhancement of Uttarakhand Space Applications Centre

(USAC):

Tranche 2b reports have been submitted by the consultant on 22 May and revised report was

submitted on 5th Sep. 2017 and the same were forward to the TTF & IIT Roorkee for

technical review. This report is approved by TTF & IIT Roorkee.

During this period consultant have carried out Seismic attenuation modeling, review of

retrofitting cost estimation for all district, hazard modeling and hazard profile.



Establishment of a Decision Support System (DSS):

Earlier two times the bid process was initiated for Design, Development, and Operation of

Modular Decision Support System for Disaster Risk Management but due to some

administration and Management issues both the bid processes got cancelled.

Now new bid process is started after changing the TOR, now this project will be for total 12

months. This was sent to WB for NOL and after receiving NOL from WB the NIT was

published in Newspaper on 27th

Sept., 2017 and last date of submission of REOI is 27th

Oct.,

2017.

River Morphology Study:

Revised Data Collection and Survey report for Phase- II was submitted on 20th

May 2017 and

this report was sent to TTF members and vetting agency on 23rd

May 2017 for the review.

The comments on this report of TTF and vetting agency were submitted to consultant on19th

June 2017. The consultant had revised this report accordingly and submitted report on 05th

July 2017. This report was approved by the TTF members and Vetting agency.

A meeting held on 11 July 2017 with vetting agency (i.e. IRI) at Roorkee to discuss the

methodology of River Morphological report and modeling of rivers.

The consultant have submitted Draft DPR’s for Devlibagar (excluding social and Env. part)

and Kaleshwar on 13th

September 2017 and the same was forwarded to TTF and Vetting

agency on 21st September 2017.

The consultant have submitted Software Requirement Specification (SRS) for URMIS on 25th

August 2017, and on 23rd

September a presentation was delivered by the consultant on

URMIS.

The consultant have submitted draft River Morphological report of Mandakini River on 8th

September 2017 and this report was forwarded to the TTF and vetting agency on the same

day.

Slope Stabilization Study

Revised DPR’s for all the slopes were submitted by the consultant on 5th August, 2017 and

the same was submitted to Vetting agency (THDC) on 10th August, 2017.

A meeting between consultant and TTF members held on 25 August, 2017 to discuss these

DPRs.

THDC Ltd. submitted their comments on 12 Sept, 2017 and the same were forwarded to

WAPCOS on 14th Sept, 2017.

Strengthening Hydro-meteorological Network and Early Warning Systems (EWS):

Under the project it is planned to install 109 AWS, 26 SFO (combination of Single Stevenson

screen + Optical Rain Gauge +Automatic Weather Station), 28 ARG and 16 SG covering all

13 districts of the state.

Specification of instruments is finalized with the help of India Meteorological Department.

Land to install the instruments is identified with the help of district administration.

MOU has been signed between USDMA and IMD on 27.09.2017 for establishment of

hydromet network within the state.

MOU with ISRO-SAC for modeling of field hydromet data has been approved by ISRO –

SAC.



Strengthening Emergency Response Capacity:

Procurement of S&R equipments amounting INR 20.39 Cr has been done for SDRF Phase -I

& II.

Demonstrations for all equipments proposed under SDRF Phase-III for 16 packages have

been completed.

The list of the packages to be procured under phase-III of Procurement of Search & Rescue

Equipments have been finalized for an estimated value of INR 24.08 Cr and has been sent to

WB for NOL.

Seismic Vulnerability Assessment and preparation of DPRs of 90 Health Centers:

A Contract was signed on 11th

July 2017for doing SVA and DVA of 90 heath buildings of

Uttarakhand State with DDF.

Kick Off workshop held on 29th

July 2017

Consultant has submitted Inception report on 28th

August 2017 and this report was sent to

TTF members on 31st August 2017.

Works Contracts:

Under Resilient Infrastructure Reconstruction component a total of 2382 beneficiaries were

identified in five disaster affected districts of Uttarakhand i.e. Bageshwar (96 beneficiaries),

Chamoli (529 beneficiaries), Pithoragarh (636 beneficiaries), Rudraprayag (826 beneficiaries) and

Uttarkashi (295 beneficiaries).

Details of Beneficiaries included under ODCH (in numbers) as on date

District Total beneficiaries Beneficiaries

Dropped from

ODCH Scheme

Net Balance Total

beneficiaries

Bageshwar 96 0 96

Chamoli 581 52 529

Pithoragarh 655 19 636

Rudraprayag 860 34 826

Uttarkashi 296 01 295

Total 2488 106 2382

Scope of Work – Construction of damaged public buildings during disaster and few new Building

including USDMA (Uttarakhand State Disaster Mitigation Authority) Building are within the Scope

of work. The Buildings are to be furnished with furnitures & Equipments. The district wise

bifurcations of buildings are as under:-

District Rudraparyag Pauri Bageshwar Chamoli Pithoragarh Dehradun Total

No of Public

Building

13 04 04 03 01 01 26



Summary of Status of Works : The summary of contracts for different packages under this

component are as under:-

PIU PB

Total Scope Awarded Till date Balance (To be

awarded) Remarks for Balance

Work No. of

Packag

es

Scope

(in Rs

Cr)

No. of

Packages

Scope

(in Rs

Cr)

No. of

Package

s

Scope

(in Rs

Cr)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Works 17 131.13 15 70.99 2 60.14

1- Retro fitting 1.14 Cr.

2- USDMA 58.00 Cr.

3-other departmental

expenses 1.00Cr.

Goods 4 4.47 0 0 4 4.47

1- Furniture 3.43 Cr.

2- Medical Equipments

0.44 Cr

3- Electronics Items 0.27

Cr

4- Computer & Peripherals

0.33 Cr

Consultancy 4 2.53 3 2.34 1 0.19 1- Retrofitting 0.19 Cr

Total 25 138.13 17 73.33 8 64.80

Under Road and Bridges component, contracts have already been signed for 142 packages (111

for Roads, 22 for Bridge and 03 for supply of machineries) worth Rs. 1071.00 Crore and work have

been started in 111 packages of road works and 22 packages of bridges.

Under Technical Assistance & Capacity Building for Disaster Management (TA&CBDRM)

program Under Phase I, all 11 lots of Rescue and safety equipments worth INR 641.97 lacs have

been procured and handed over to State Disaster Relief Force (SDRF). Under IInd Phase Contracts

(Goods) of INR 958.06 lacs with suppliers were signed and under execution for procuring search

and rescue equipments like power tools, Medical first responders (MFR), Flood Rescue, Tents,

Extreme High Mountains rescue equipments, Avalanche Air Bag, Radio Communication Set etc).

Consultancy Contracts

Under Resilient Infrastructure Reconstruction component 01 NGO firm was procured to assist

in the beneficiary validation, motivation, facilitation of shifting, setting up of bank accounts,

facilitating rentals, etc. under the Owner Driven Construction of Houses (ODCH) subcomponent.

The contract has already completed in July 2016.

01 Design consultancy has been awarded for packages under the Public Building component.

Under Road & Bridge component 06 Design / Supervision consultancies have been awarded i.e

04 Design & Supervision Consultancies (DSCs) for Road & 01 Design & 1 Supervision

Consultancy for Bridges, out of which 01 contract of Design for Bridges 01 Contract of Design and



Supervision Consultancy (DSC-05) is completed & 1 Contract of Design and Supervision

consultancy (DSC-01) also completed.

Under Technical Assistance & Capacity Building for Disaster Risk Management component

For all the five components under Technical Assistance & Capacity Building for Disaster Risk

Management (PIU-TACBDRM), Technical Task force has been formed. Final Consultancy

Contracts for River Morphology Study, Disaster Risk Assessment, Slope Stabilization Work &

SVA and prepration of DPR of Health Center has been signed with DHI (India) –RITES JV on 05th

December 2015, DHI (Singapore) - AIT-ERN JV on 24th

May 2016, WAPCOS Ltd on 25th

June

2016 and DDF Consultant on 11th

July 2017 respectively. For engaging Technical Consultant for

Decision Support System (DSS) and establishment of Hydro-meteorology Network is under

progress.

Under Project Management Unit (PMU) M/s Parul Goyal & Company have been engaged for

assisting the field units of the PIU – Road & Bridge in accounting of UDRP project in tally

software. M/s Ansul Agarwal & Co. was engaged to conduct Internal Audit of the project for FY

2013-2014, FY 2014-2015 FY 2015-16 & FY 2016-17. M/s Samaj Vikas Development Support

Organisation have been engaged as an Independent Environment and Social Auditor.



IV. PROJECT COVERAGE, BENEFITS

The Primary beneficiaries from the project activities are the local communities in the State. The

main benefits of the project:

Resilient Housing: Multi hazard resilient houses and up-gradation of public buildings are relevant

for the beneficiary households, as they would not only minimize future infrastructural damage

costs, but also improve vulnerable households’ ability to secure their belongings during future

disasters.

Public Buildings (PB): The Primary beneficiaries from the project activities are the local

communities in the State. The proposed Public Buildings are multi hazard resilient Structure,

having all comprehensive facilities to run a Public utility buildings like schools, offices, hostel,

police chowki, foodgodown, health Center, Hostel Community Center, Anganbadi and USDMA

building.

Achievement as on 30

th September 2017

Component Total Scope

(nos.)

Cumulative Target

Value (nos.) in Year

2017*

Target

achieved

till date

No. of public buildings

reconstructed/constructed 26 18 9

Rural Road Connectivity: The benefit of investments to restore rural road connectivity (roads and

bridges) is likely to cover both the State of Uttarakhand, including households and businesses, and

the neighboring States if between-State trade is a significant part of the local economy. Till 30th

September, 2017 works have been started in 215 village roads/other district roads out of that 136

roads are completed benefitting approximately 273,543 people of 477 villages.

As on 30th

September 2017

Component

Total

Target

(Kms)*

Total

Scope

(Kms)

Cumulative

Target Value

(Kms) in Year

3*

Work

started

(Kms)

Target

achieved (Kms)

in year 3

Village

Roads/ ODR

restored

1440 2548 1617 1494 936

*As per PAD

Technical Assistance and Capacity Building for Disaster Risk Management:

1. Risk Assessment Study: This will provide technical assistance to institutions to plan, set-up

and implement a multi-hazard risk assessment of Uttarakhand. This subcomponent will

include: (i) development of the framework and implementation of multi-hazard risk

assessment models for Uttarakhand; (ii) development of a historic hazard and loss database;

(iii) establishment of a technical advisory group for the multihazard risk assessment; (d)

acquisition and processing of high-resolution satellite data for risk assessment; (iv)

development of training of trainers courses to build sustainable risk assessment capacity; (v)

development of a monitoring and evaluation framework; (vi) development of tools that will



allow the optimal utilization of risk information and increase the resilience of the

communities and DRM capacity of the state; (vii) capacity enhancement of USAC.

2. Establishment of a Decision Support System (DSS): This will entail setting up a DSS that

will integrate and analyze information from multiple sources in an integrated geo-spatial

system. The system will be designed to display information and provide access in a user-

friendly manner.

3. River Morphology Study: This will support the study of the entire morphology of some

key rivers impacted by the disaster. The study will also analyze and identify critical

protective infrastructure works needed for river bank strengthening.

4. Slope Stabilization Study: This will include learning about slope stabilization from existing

successful techniques, ongoing cutting edge work and research in this sector. It will also

introduce appropriate technology for slope stabilization for Uttarakhand through small

demonstrative works.

5. Strengthening of the Uttarakhand State Disaster Management Authority (USDMA):

This will entail developing the institutional set up of the USDMA, technical enhancement of

the facilities at the DMMC, training programs and regular drills for the emergency

operations center staff and Disaster Management Officers at the District and State levels.

6. Strengthening Hydro-meteorological Network and Early Warning Systems (EWS):

This will review existing hydro-meteorological capabilities at the State and National level,

and will develop and implement a hydro-meteorological modernization plan for

Uttarakhand. This will also review existing EWS, identify gaps and establish a robust, fail

safe EWS in the State including optimum use of strengthened networks and facilities.

7. Strengthening Emergency Response Capacity: This will focus on strengthening the

capacity of the State’s disaster response force, fire services personnel and other immediate

key response agencies in responding adequately to disaster situations through better search

and rescue equipment and enhanced training.



V. FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

Component Name

Cost in

(US$

Million)

as per PAD

Expenditure

up to 30th

June, 2017

(US$ Million)

Expenditure in

Quarter July -

September,

2017 (US$

Million)

Cumulative

Expenditure Up

to September,

2017 (US$

Million)

Resilient Infrastructure

Reconstruction 31.00 26.56 0.36 26.91

Rural Road Connectivity 155.00 112.72 4.79 117.51

Technical Assistance and

Capacity Building for

Disaster Risk Management

38.00 4.36 1.11 5.47

Financing Disaster

Response Expenses 12.00 8.57 0.00 8.57

Implementation Support 14.00 6.13 0.49 6.62

Contingency Emergency

Response 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

Total 250.00 158.33 6.75 165.08

Currency Conversion rate US$=INR 62 (As per PAD) Source: PIUs and PMU

Note: Internal Audit completed for FY 2013–14, 2014–15, 2015–16 & 2016–17 and CAG Audit for

FY 2013–14, 2014–15 & 2015–16 for UDRP Project, reports received and submitted to Bank.



VI. COMPONENT – 1: RESILIENT INFRASTRUCTURE RECONSTRUCTION

a. Resilient Housing: Owner Driven Construction of House (ODCH)

Relocated Cluster Housing and Public Building work will be carried out by the Uttarakhand State

Infrastructure Development Corporation (USIDC), Owner Driven Construction of Houses (ODCH)

will be implemented by the PMU through the office of respective District Magistrate (DMs).

The present status of the installments being paid under the Resilient Housing (ODCH) component is

as follows:

Status as on 30th

June, 2017 (Amount Rupees in Lacs)

S. N

o.

Dis

tric

ts

Tota

l N

o.

of

Ben

efic

iari

es

1st I

nst

all

men

t

(Ben

efic

iari

es -

No.)

Am

ou

nt

(@1.5

lacs

)

2n

dIn

stall

men

t

(Ben

efic

iari

es -

No)

Am

ou

nt

(@2.0

lacs

)

3rd

In

stall

men

t

(Ben

efic

iari

es -

No)

Am

ou

nt

(@1.0

lacs

)

4th

In

stall

men

t

(Ben

efic

iari

es-

No)

Am

ou

nt

(@0.5

lacs

)

1 Bageshwar 96 96 144.00 96 192.00 96 96.00 96 48.00

2 Chamoli 581 581 871.50 578 1156.00 558 558.00 529 264.50

3 Pithoragarh 655 655 982.50 652 1304.00 645 645.00 636 318.00

4 Rudraprayag 860 860 1290.00 837 1674.00 837 837.00 826 413.00

5 Uttarkashi 296 296 444.00 296 592.00 295 295.00 295 147.50

Total 2488 2488 3732.00 2459 4918.00 2431 2431.00 2382 1191.00

(Rs. In lacs)

Status of Construction of Resilient Houses of Beneficiaries – Total 2382 house construction

completed by 31st March, 2017.

S.

No. Districts

Site preparation,

material collection

and earth work

started

Plinth

Level

House

with

Roof

Level

Total

casting

Roof

Total

completed

with Toilet

construction

1 Bageshwar 00 00 00 00 96

2 Chamoli 00 00 00 00 529

3 Pithoragarh 00 00 00 00 636

4 Rudraprayag 00 00 00 00 826

5 Uttarkashi 00 00 00 00 295

Total 00 00 00 00 2382

Note: The list of the beneficiaries under ODCH program is available at www.ukdisasterrecovery.in

First installments have been paid to 100% beneficiaries and over 2382 beneficiaries have

constructed their till roof level which included 2382 completed houses.

http://www.ukdisasterrecovery.in/



Status of retrofitting as on 31st March, 2017

S. No. Districts House in which

disaster resilient

feature available

Houses in which resilient

feature have been ensured

through retrofitting

1 Bageshwar 90 06

2 Chamoli 482 47

3 Pithoragarh 549 87

4 Rudraprayag 701 125

5 Uttarkashi 264 31

Total 2086 296

Insurance of ODCH beneficiaries:

Committee finalized the Insurance for the ODCH beneficiaries on 10 years replacement values. As

per the PAD of UDRP the budget for each house was INR 500 but as per the lowest bidder for the

insurance is INR 973.00. The approval from The World Bank before payment to Insurance

Company, HPC approval has been given. Insurance of 2450 houses has been done and insurance

certificate have been handed over to beneficiaries.

This component has been finalized and Closure Report submitted to the Bank.

b. RESILIENT PUBLIC BUILDINGS: Reconstruction of damaged and new public buildings at

21 locations like, Police Station, School, Educational Institute, Health Centers, FoodGodown,

Aanganbadi, Community centre & USDMA building etc. are being taken in six districts of

Uttarakhand i.e. Rudraprayag, Pithoragarh, Pauri, Bageshwar, Dehradun & Chamoli have been

taken under this component.

This component is supporting the reconstruction of damaged public buildings, such as the Primary

school, Inter colleges, Health Sub center, Police Thana, and technical education institutes. The

Detailed status of the public buildings are as under:

S.

No

.

Sub Project

Name

Pkg.

No

Estimated Cost Projected

Cost of

Project i/c

variation

till date

Contract

Bond

Value

Revised

Cost As

per Latest

variation

Name

of

Contra

ctor

Status

Building

wise

Pkg.

wise

Physica

l

(in %)

Finan

cial

(%)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

A Procuremen

t of Works

1 Primary

School

Gandhari

Dist:

Rudraprayag

01/BC

/PIU/

USID

CL/PB

/2015-

16

82.54

166.54 181.56

177.14

181.56

M/s

Cham

oli

Associ

ates

100 66

2 Primary

School

Chopta, Dist:

Rudraprayag

84.00

3 Primary

School Barsu

Dist:

Rudrapryag

Dist:

Rudraprayag

02/BC

/PIU/

USID

CL/

PB/

2015-

68.00

135.95 136.33

133.83

136.33

M/s

Girish

Chand

ra

Nautiy

al

100 73



4 Primary

School

Kottalla Dist:

Rudrapryag

16 67.95

5 Primary

School Timili

Badma, Dist:

Rudraprayag

03/BC

/PIU/

USID

CL/

PB/20

15-16

71.67

128.34

135.43 125.22

135.43

M/s

Girish

Chand

ra

Nautiy

al

100 66

6 Primary

School

Panjana,

Dist:

Rudraprayag

56.67

7 Primary

School

Kaviltha

Dist:

Rudraprayag

04/BC

/PIU/

USID

CL/

PB/20

15-16

71.00

496.88

79.85

73.27

79.85

M/s

Alok

Infrab

uilders

Pvt.

Ltd

100 74

8 Govt Inter

College

Parkandi,

Dist:

Rudraprayag

425.88

467.20

431.27 467.20

75 74

9 Govt Inter

College

Ghimtoli,

Dist:

Rudraprayag

05/BC

/PIU/

USID

CL/

PB/20

15-16

363.19 363.19

406.79

398.79

406.79

M/s

Cham

oli

Associ

ates

66 64

10 Govt Inter

College

Kotgi, Dist:

Rudraprayag

06/BC

/PIU/

USID

CL/

PB/20

15-16

413.94 413.94 435.80

425.99 435.80

M/s

Surat

singh

&

Sons

100 85

11 Govt Inter

College

Peera

Dhanpur,

Dist:

Rudraprayag

07/BC

/PIU/

USID

CL/

PB/20

15-16

397.24 397.24 454.49

486.86 454.49

M/s

Surat

singh

&

Sons

55 48

12 Food

Godown,

Srinagar,

Dist: Pauri

08/BC

/PIU/

USID

CL/

PB/20

15-16

244.51 244.51 354.88

258.62 354.88

M/s

Purnan

and

Vyas

64 49

(a) Old Site

Location

100 93

(b) New Site

Location

28 12

13 Ladies Police

Station, Fire

office, & CO

Office,

Srinagar,

Dist: Pauri (3

Buildings)

09/BC

/PIU/

USID

CL/

PB/20

15-16

1316.6

9

1316.6

9

1084.21

1084.2

1

1084.21

M/s

Makin

Devel

opers

Pvt.

Ltd.

57 41



S.

No

.

Sub Project

Name

Pkg.

No

Estimated Cost

Projecte

d Cost

of

Project

i/c

variatio

n till

date

Contra

ct

Bond

Value

Revised

Cost As

per Latest

variation

Name

of

Contra

ctor

Status

Building

wise

Pkg.

wise

Physica

l

(in %)

Fin

anc

ial

(%)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

14 Sub- Center

Baluwakot,

Distt:

Pithoragarh

10/BC

/PIU/

USID

CL/

PB/20

15-16

134.46 134.46 160.90

153.86 160.90

M/s

Manee

sh

Constr

uction

100 100

15 Police

Station

Lambagad,

Distt:

Chamoli

11/BC

/PIU/

USID

CL/

PB/20

15-16

432.44 914.54 1103.24 873.04 1103.24 M/s

Ayush

Constr

uction

pvt.

Ltd.

12

6

16 Police

Station

Govindghat,

Distt:

Chamoli.

482.10

18 State

Allopathic

Dispensary

Pandukeshwa

r, Dist:

Chamoli

14/BC

/PIU/

USID

CL/

PB/20

15-16

516.40 516.40 584.58 523.59 584.58

53 29

19 Fire Station

at Ratura,

Dist:

Rudraprayag

15/BC

/PIU/

USID

CL

/PB/20

15-16

692.05 692.05 620.15 597.4 620.15 M/s

Makin

Devel

opers

Pvt.

Ltd.

55

31

20 Primary

School,

Community

centre,

Aanganwadi

Kendra,

Medical Sub

centre at

Kuwari, Dist:

Bageshwar

16/BC

/PIU/

USID

CL

/PB/20

15-16

386.54 386.54 400.86 400.86 400.86 M/s

M. S

Associ

ates

65 59



21 USDMA

Building

District

Dehradun

17/BC

/PIU/

USID

CL

/PB/20

15-16

5800 5800 5800 0 0

22 Retro fitting

in public

building

114 114 114

Total Estimated Cost

(Rs in lacs) Sub Total

(A 1)

12221.27

12221.2

7

12975.83 6143.95 7061.83

Other departmental

Expenses(A2)

137.13 137.1

3

137.13 37.13

Total(A) 12358.4 12358

.4

13112.9

6

6143.9

5

7098.96

B Procurement of

Goods

1 Furniture 342.48 342.4

8

342.48

2 Medical Equipments 44.10 44.10 44.10 3 Electronics Items 27.02 27.02 27.02 4 Computer &

Accessories

33.27 33.27 33.27

Sub Total (B) 446.87 446.87 446.87

C Procurement of

Consultancy Services

1 Public Building (Pkg-

2) (41.47+6.22)

47.69 47.69 47.69 30.60 47.69 M/s

Techni

cal

Consul

tancy

Servic

es

2 Public Building (Pkg-

3) (23.29+3.38)

26.67 26.67 26.67 19.38 26.67 M/s

Techni

cal

Consul

tancy

Servic

es

3 Public Building Retro

Fitting

19.01 19.01 19.01

4 USDMA Building 194.50 194.50 159.48 159.48 159.48 M/s

DDF

Consul

tant

Sub Total (C) 287.87 287.87 252.85 209.46 233.84 Grand Total

(A+B+C)

13093.14 13093.

14

13812.6

8

6353.4

1

7332.80

Geological investigations completed for all sites.

Social and Environmental screening completed.



Monitoring Mechanism of Public Building:

Supervision and monitoring of Public Buildings are being done through the trained

technical staff from the Uttarakhand State Infrastructure Development Corporation

Ltd (USIDCL), now new name is Bridge, Rope way and other Infrastructure

Development Corporation of Uttarakhand Ltd. (BRIDCUL). A Govt of Uttarakhand

undertaking. All the 16 packages (25 buildings) which are under construction, have

been divided in 4 Sub unit for easy monitoring. Each Sub unit is headed by an

Engineer (Equivalent to Assistant Engineer/Resident Engineer). There are total 10

Junior Engineer (Civil) and 2 Junior Engineer (Electrical), who have been appointed

to supervise the project under the four Resident Engineers. Apart from this,

Contractor’s Staff/Engineers are also appointed for all the sites to supervise the

project as per contract agreement. Junior Engineers from USIDCL/BRIDCUL are

closely monitoring the work on site and also take joint measurements along with

Contractor’s representative. Junior Engineer from USIDCL/BRIDCUL has been

assigned with the duty to take accurate measurements (100%) in measurement book

and concerned Resident Engineer (AE) is required to counter check the

measurement as per departmental policy (i.e. minimum 50% Test check).

All materials that are being used at site are also checked by the Field Engineer

beforehand. All necessary tests are being conducted at field laboratories and also at

other laboratories i.e. NABL/PWD etc, if required.

The bill submitted by the contractors is also checked by the Field Engineers

with respect to measurements taken/recorded in the measurement book.

After recommendation for payment by the Field Engineers to the contractor’s

bill, the abstract of cost made by Field Engineers along with measurement book is

counter checked at PIU-PB (HQ) level by the trained Technical staff and Accounts

staff. After due checking and due correction at Head Quarter level as per contract

agreement the contractor’s payment is recommended for payment to further senior

level of DPM, FC and PM. Hence all necessary measures are being taken for quality

control at field level by USIDCL/BRIDCUL staff. The quality of construction has

also been checked by the design consultant at time to time.



The monitoring of Public Buildings is being done by USIDCL/BRIDCUL

field subunit in following manners.

Field Subunit

AE/RE-1 Er. Anil Kumar

JE(Civil)-1 Er. Rahul Bhatt

Package-1: Primary School

Gandhari & Chopta,

Package-7:GIC Peeradhanpur

JE(Civil)-2 Er. Satyendra Saklani

Package-2: Barsu & Kottalla

Package-6:GIC Kotgi

Package-5:GIC Ghimtoli

AE/RE-2 Er. Vajid Ali

JE(Civil) 4 Er. Mukesh Bisht

Package-4: PS Kaviltha & GIC

Parkandi Rudraprayag

JE(Civil) 5 Er. Himanshu

Sharma

Package-15: Fire Station

Ratura, Rudraprayag

JE(Civil) 6 Er. Rakesh Rawat

Package-11: Police Station

Lambagad & Govindghat

JE(Civil) 3 Er. Atul Juyal

Package-3: Primary School Timli

Badma & Panjana Rudraprayag

Package-13: 60 Seater PG College

Agastmuni Rudraprayag

JE(E/M)-1 Er. Chandrakant Badoni



Field Subunit

AE/RE-3 Er. Naresh Kumar

JE(Civil) 10 Er. Sukhvir Singh Chauhan

Package-8: Food Godown Srinagar

JE(Civil) 10 Er. Mahendra Prasad Maithani

Package9: Ladies Police Station Srinagar

JE(Civil) 7 Er. Neeraj Kumar

Package 14: SAD Pandukeshwar

JE(Civil) 8 Er. Bhuwan Chandra

Package-16: Primary school, ANM Center,

Anganwadi Kendra, and Community

center.

Package -10: Sub center Baluwakot

JE(Civil) 9 Er. Mahendra Prasad Maithani

Package-8: Food Godown Srinagar

AE/RE-4 Er. Manjeet Deshwal

Estimated cost of project:

Rs 1455.95 Lac

JE(E/M)-2 Er. Praveen Negi



DESIGN CONSULTANCY DETAILS (Resilient Public Buildings): Two

Only design work is under the scope of the consultancy firm. Supervision will be done by USIDCL

staff.

Details of Consultancy Firm under PIU Public Building:

S.No. Particulars

Bond Cost

(Rs. in

Lakh.)

Contractor Name Category /

Name Scope of Work

1 02/DC/PIU/

USIDCL/PB/201

4 (Package-2)

41.46706 M/s Technical

Consultancy

Services, GMS

Road, Dehradun,

Uttarakhand

Design

Consultancy Providing

Earthquake

resilient Design

for public

buildings. 18

Design have

been finalized

and rest is in

progress.

2. 01/DC/PIU/

USIDCL/PB/201

4 (Package – 3)

23.29038 M/s Technical

Consultancy

Services, GMS

Road, Dehradun,

Uttarakhand

Design

Consultancy

Approach of Design Consultants :

Design consultant has been appointed mainly for the design phase of the project. However the

involvement of the consultant is required upto completion of the project, as several amendments in

drawings and design need to be done during construction stage because of Hill site constraints. The

stage wise site visits are also in the scope of design consultant to check the work which should be as

per their design, drawings and specification. Till date the work done by the consultant is as per

contract agreement and found satisfactory.



VII. COMPONENT–2: RURAL ROAD CONNECTIVITY

The objective of this component is to restore the connectivity lost due to the disaster through

the reconstruction of damaged roads and bridges including: village roads, Other District

Roads. The roads and bridges are being designed to withstand earthquake and flood forces as

per the latest official design guidelines. The affected rural areas are being benefitted by the

restored access to the market thereby increasing the economic growth in these areas and

timely access to health and education services. Project Implementation Unit (Roads and

Bridges) is being executed by the Public Works Department (PWD).

ROADS: Status of Roads under UDRP Projects (30th

September 2017)

Status Package

(nos.)

Roads

(nos.)

Length

(Km)

Cost

(Rs in

lacs)

Total Scope - 379 2548 93700.00

Sanctioned by HPC 130 239 1711 90700.00

Procurement Status

Status Package

(nos.)

Roads

(nos.)

Length

(Km)

Cost

(Rs in

lacs)

Contract Agreement Signed 111 215 1494 74700.00

LOA issued 09 12 123 9400.00

Total 120 227 1617 84100.00

Bid Status

Status Package

(nos.)

Roads

(nos.)

Length

(Km)

Cost

(Rs in lacs)

Financial Bid opened 0 0 0 0

Technical Bid opened 0 0 0 0

Total 0 0 0 0

Bid floated 0 0 0 0



Details of the Packages in which agreement signed:

Sl.

No.

Contract

Bond No. Contractor Name

Contract

Description

Len

gth

of

Road

(Len

gth

in

Km

/ S

pan

in M

eter

)

Aw

ard

Valu

e (i

n

Lacs

)

Let

ter

of

Acce

pta

nce

(LO

A)

Con

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Sig

nin

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Date

Con

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Du

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on

Ph

ysi

cal

Pro

gre

ss (

in

%)

1

UDRP/PWD/0

3/39/RD/001

Dated

17/04/2014

M/s R G Buildwell

Engineers Ltd.,

1449/159-A

Durgapuri,

Sahadara, Delhi

Kandai-Kamoldi-

Molkhakhal Motor

Road(km.1 to 21)

20.78

₹ 3

19.1

4

27-0

3-1

4

17-0

4-1

4

15

100.0

0

2

UDRP/PWD/0

3/39/RD/020

Dated

22/04/2014

M/s R G Buildwell

Engineers Ltd.,

1449/159-A

Durgapuri,

Sahadara, Delhi

Nagrasu Dhanpur

DandaKhal Motor

Road

28.00

₹ 1

,129.5

5

15

-04-1

4

22

-04-1

4

15

100.0

0

3

05-

UDRP/PWD/0

3/40/RD/021

Dated

22/05/2014

M/s Vijay Builders

Near Kali Mandir,

Badripur, Jogiwala,

Dehradun- 248001

(Uttarakhand)

Contract No.

9412117446

Guptkashi-Jakhdar

Motor Road

12.95

₹692.4

3

13-0

5-1

4

22-0

5-1

4

15

100.0

0

Guptkashi by pass

&Guptkashi

Hospital Motor

Road

Guptkashi

inspection House

approach.

Ukhimath Internal

Motor Road.

Ukhimath Temple

Motor Road.

Ukhimath I.H.

Approch Road.

Ukhimath -

Mansoona Motor

Road (urban area)

4

UDRP/PWD/0

3/39/RD/043/

2014 Dated

25/11/2014

M/s Sahab Singh

Rawat& Brothers

Belani,

Rudraprayag,

Uttarakhand.

Kotkhal-Jagtoli

Motor Road. 7.00

₹ 458.5

8

14-1

0-1

4

25-1

1-1

4

15

100.0

0

5

UDRP/PWD/0

3/40/RD/028

Dt.

20/02/2015

M/s Sanjay Negi

Contractor Near

T.R.H Kotdwar

Road Pauri, UK.

Nagjagai-Fegu

Motor Road 4.00

₹ 1

81.8

0

22-1

2-1

4

20-0

2-1

5

15

70.0

0



Sl.

No.

Contract


Contract

Description

Len

gth

of

Road

(Len

gth

in

Km

/ S

pan

in M

eter

)

Aw

ard

Valu

e (i

n

Lacs

)

Let

ter

of

Acce

pta

nce

(LO

A)

Con

tract

Sig

nin

g

Date

Con

tract

Du

rati

on

Ph

ysi

cal

Pro

gre

ss (

in

%)

6

UDRP/PWD/0

3/40/RD/ 029

Dt.01/04/2015

M/s Star

Construction

6/1236, Diwan

Villa, Old Madho

Nagar, Saharanpur

SalyaTulanga

Motor Raod. 11.00

₹ 7

48.0

9

25

-02-1

5

01

-04-1

5

15

45.0

0

Chenagadh Uchola

Motor Road

7

UDRP/PWD/0

3/39/RD/042

Dated

21/04/2015

M/s Crystal

Infrastructure, 2-

C/487 A,

SundarVihar,

Malhpur Road,

Saharanpur-247001

Rudraprayag to

Gandhar Gadidhar

Dasjula Motor

Road

19.50

₹ 4

49.5

5

25-0

2-1

5

21-0

4-1

5

15

80.0

0

8

UDRP/PWD/0

3/40/RD/055

/2015

Dated

01/07/2015

M/s Bhatt

&Thapliyal

Engineering Hotel

Jwalpa Palace

Gulabrai.

Kusumgarh Sursal

Motor Road 9.40

₹ 4

39.7

6

21-0

5-1

5

01-0

7-1

5

15

100.0

0

Kamsal Jagoth

Motor Road

9

UDRP/PWD/0

3/39/RD/059

/2015

Dated

21/07/2015

M/s Tushar

Builders 159,

PragariVihar,

Rishikesh-249201,

Distt. Dehradun

Sirai Chaura

Bhatwari Motor

Road

3.00

₹207.3

8

23-0

6-1

5

21-0

7-1

5

15

100.0

0

10

UDRP/PWD/0

3/40/RD/054

Dated

31/07/2015

M/s Digamber

Singh Gusain, Vill-

Augustmuni P.O

Augustmuni,

Rudraprayag

Chandrapuri Gugli

Motor Road 4.90

₹283.4

2

27.0

4.1

5

31.0

7.1

5

15

100.0

0

Silla Bamangaon

Motor Road

11

UDRP/PWD/0

3/40/RD/056

/2015

Dated

02/09/2015

M/s R.B Group

Developers &

Builders Village

BagaonDwara

Raipur Dehradun

Taala-Saari Motor

Road

6.60

₹ 3

29.8

9

13-0

5-1

5

02-0

9-1

5

15

100.0

0

PathaliPaldwadi

Motor Road

12

UDRP/PWD/0

3/69/RD/ 094

Dated

21/09/2015

M/s Rajendra

Singh Kuldeep

Singh, 15

SaleenEnclave,

Jogiwala

Dehradun.

Raintoli-Dungra

Motor Road

11.25

₹ 6

08.8

3

10-0

7-1

5

21-0

9-1

5

15

100.0

0

Khedakhal-

Navasu-Hariyali

Motor Road

Kandai-Barangana

Motor Road.



Sl.

No.

Contract


Contract

Description

Len

gth

of

Road

(Len

gth

in

Km

/ S

pan

in M

eter

)

Aw

ard

Valu

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n

Lacs

)

Let

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Acce

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(LO

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Con

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Sig

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Date

Con

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Du

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on

Ph

ysi

cal

Pro

gre

ss (

in

%)

13

UDRP/PWD/0

2/38/RD/009

Dated

26/04/2014

Ram Narayan

Contractor

Mallgodam,

Railway road,

Muzaffarnager

Sonla Kandara

Maikhura Motor

Road

36.00

₹ 1

,233.9

6

15

-04-1

4

26

-04-1

4

15

98.0

0

14

UDRP/PWD/0

2/36/RD/025/

2014 Dated

12/06/2014

M/s Bharat Bhoomi

Builders

Village

Bhattowala, P.O

Gumaniwala

Rishikesh- 249201

Batadhar Dhunar

Ghat Motor Road 20.00

₹919.5

1

19-0

5-1

4

12-0

6-1

4

15

100.0

0

15

UDRP/PWD/0

2/36/RD/026/

2014 Dated

12/06/2014

M/s Bharat Bhoomi

Builders

Vill. Bhattowala,

P.O Gumaniwala

Rishikesh- 249201

Panduwa khal-

Rohilda Motor

Road 30.68

₹847.1

9

19-0

5-1

4

12-0

6-1

4

15

51.3

4

Gairsain-Pajiyana

Motor Road

16

UDRP/PWD/0

2/03/RD/030/

2014

Dated

20/02/2015

M/s Arya

Construction Co.

395/2, Jain Nagar

Khautali

Muzaffarnagar.

Pokhri Harishanker

Motor Road 4.80

₹ 3

10.4

9

05-1

2-1

4

20-0

2-1

5

15

100.0

0

17

UDRP/PWD/0

2/37/RD/082

Dated

04/06/2015

M/s Universal

Associates, Vill&

P.O Gumaniwala

Shyampur

Rishikesh

Narayanbagar-

Kaub Motor Road 6.35

₹ 5

35.9

7

11

-05-1

5

04

-06-1

5

15

99.0

0

18

UDRP/PWD/0

2/36/RD/083

Dated

04/06/2015

M/s Universal

Associates, Vill&

P.O Gumaniwala

Shyampur

Rishikesh

Bagoli Koti Motor

Road. 11.20

₹ 5

50.1

1

27-0

4-1

5

04-0

6-1

5

15

100.0

0

19

UDRP/PWD/0

2/36/RD/089

Dated04/06/20

15

M/s Surat Singh &

Sons, 54

Akashdeep Colony

Chakrata Road,

Dehradun, U.K

Ghat-

BanjbagadTelan

Motor Road.

7.80

₹ 3

85.8

1

22-0

4-1

5

04-0

6-1

5

15

100.0

0

20

UDRP/PWD/0

2/08/RD/080

Dated

05/06/2015

M/s Dream

RealinfraPvt. Ltd.

5, Rochipura

Mazara, Dehradun

Uttarakhand.

Pursari-Palethi-

Sartoli Motor

Road.

1.00

₹ 1

06.0

6

30-0

4-1

5

05-0

6-1

5

15

36.3

0



Sl.

No.

Contract


Contract

Description

Len

gth

of

Road

(Len

gth

in

Km

/ S

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in M

eter

)

Aw

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Valu

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Con

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Du

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on

Ph

ysi

cal

Pro

gre

ss (

in

%)

21

UDRP/PWD/0

2/36/RD/088

Dated

05/06/2015

M/s Laxman Singh

rawat village Inda,

NakholiTharali,

District Chamoli

Uttarakhand

Sema-Bairon

Motor Road. 10.50

₹ 7

62.5

7

26

-05-1

5

05

-06-1

5

15

100.0

0

22

UDRP/PWD/0

2/03/RD/030b

/2015

Dated

07/07/2015

M/s R.B

Construction 5/1

HaripurKanwaliPar

amVihar Near

Lalpul Dehradun

Nandprayag

Devkhal to Ghursal

Motor Road 3.75

₹ 3

14.2

7

22-0

5-1

5

07-0

7-1

5

15

94.0

0

Hapla Gudam

Motor Road

23

UDRP/PWD/0

2/08/RD/081

Dated

31/07/2015

M/s Raina

Construction,

Kanakpur, P.O

Surjan Nagar, Distt

Moradabad, U.P

Raitoli-Nargoli-

Kamiyar Motor

Road 7.00

₹ 3

15.2

6

09.0

7.1

5

31.0

7.1

5

15

60.0

0

Saloor Dungra

Motor Road

24

UDRP/PWD/0

2/36/RD/106

Dated

06/08/2015

M/s Singla

Constructions Ltd.

SCO 22-23, First

Floor, Sector 28C,

Chandigarh

Agarchatti-Jingaud

Motor Road. 12.50

₹ 1

,032.0

7

22.0

7.1

5

06.0

8.1

5

15

98.5

8

SarkotSampark

Motor Road

25

UDRP/PWD/0

2/36/RD/096

Dated

03/09/2015

M/s Hindustan

Consruction New

Adarsh Colony,

Civil Line Budaun,

U.P

Semiband to Sivai

Motor Road

9.27

₹ 3

88.0

2

05

-08-1

5

03

-09-1

5

15

100.0

0

Sarmaula Motor

Road

Nagthat Link

Motor Road

26

UDRP/PWD/0

2/36/RD/097

Dated

11/09/2015

M/s Sansun

Contractors Pvt.

Ltd C-2/14A, Raju

Park, Khanpur

New Delhi-110062

Lolti-Kasbinagar

Motor Road

13.12

₹ 7

45.4

4

26-0

8-1

5

11-0

9-1

5

15

100.0

0

Lolti- Malbajwab

Motor Road

Tharali-Junidhar

Motor Road

27

UDRP/PWD/0

1/34/RD/003/

2014 Dated

11/07/2014

M/s Ram Krishnan

Jayara

Word No.- 5, New

Market

Barkot, Distt.

Uttarkashi- UK

Diyari setwade

motor road

18.50

₹ 1

36.5

4

06-0

6-1

4

11/0

7/1

4

15

100.0

0

Garh Ambedkar

motor road

Naugoan Suri

Motor road



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ss (

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GhanraliPul to

sarbadiyar motor

road

28

UDRP/PWD/0

1/32/RD/008/

2014

Dated

20/02/2015

M/s Bharat

Construction PPCL

Colony, Haridwar

Bypass, Dehradun.

Chinyalisaur-

Jogath Motor Road 20.00

₹1,2

75.4

6

29-1

1-1

4

20-0

2-1

5

15

79.7

8

29

44-

UDRP/PWD/0

1/30/RD/031

Dated

24/03/2015

M/s Kailash

Hilways

Engineering

Associates Kailash

Gate, Muni kiReti,

Distt.

TehriGarhwal

New-Gaon-Sari

Shrikakhal Motor

Road

10.00

₹ 5

44.9

5

18-0

2-1

5

24-0

3-1

5

15

98.0

1

30

UDRP/PWD/0

1/30/RD/002

Dated

03/06/2015

M/s Vinod Kumar

Chauhan

Contractor Vill.

Nanoor Khrea, P.O

Tapovan, Raipur,

Dehradun U.K

Badethi Kawa

Motor Road

20.82

₹ 1

83.9

4

13.0

4.1

5

03.0

6.1

5

15

100.0

0

Dunda-Kurah

Motor Road

From Gangorri

N.H to ITBP Motor

Road

Nakuri-Singote

Motor Road

Newgaon Sari-

Srikakhal Motor

Road

31

UDRP/PWD/1

0/30/RD/032

Dated

03/06/2015

M/s Dilawar Singh

Contractor 89-C,

Palm City Dehra

Khas Dehradun

248001

Ranari to

DandaMajaf Motor

Road 5.35

₹ 3

87.1

8

04.0

4.1

5

03.0

6.1

5

15

100.0

0

DundaKurah Motor

Road

32

UDRP/PWD/0

1/31/RD/033

Dated

04/06/2015

M/s Arya

Construction

Company 395/2,

Jain Nagar

Khautali

Muzaffarnagar.

Saura to sauri

Motor Road

6.75

₹ 3

00.9

5

27.0

2.1

5

04.0

6.1

5

15

100.0

0

BhukhiKunjan

Tihar Motor Road



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ss (

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33

UDRP/PWD/0

1/31/RD/072

Dated

04/06/2015

M/s Seema

Construction

Company R-2/22,

Raj Nagar

Ghaziabad.

Gagnani to

Bhangali Motor

Road

4.60

₹429.4

7

13.0

4.1

5

04.0

6.1

5

15

100.0

0

34

UDRP/PWD/0

1/34/RD/075

Dated

04/06/2015

M/s People

Concern Towards

Society Realities

Court Road Purola.

Garh-Deval-

Molghat Motor

road

3.85

₹ 3

00.6

1

12.0

5.1

5

04.0

6.1

5

15

100.0

0

35

UDRP/PWD/

RD/074

Dated

18/06/2015

M/s Devendra

Construction 2-

Dharampur

Haridwar Road,

D.Dun

Bhadrasu-

Ramalgaon Motor

Road

2.77

₹196.3

6

27.0

4.1

5

18.0

6.1

5

15

100.0

0

36

69-

UDRP/PWD/0

1/31/RD/076

Dated

22/06/2015

M/s Ram Krishnan

Jayara

Word No.- 5, New

Market

Barkot, Distt.

Uttarkashi- UK

Paletha-Kansi

Motor Raod 3.00

₹ 2

36.7

6

30.0

4.1

5

22.0

6.1

5

15

100.0

0

37

UDRP/PWD/0

1/30/RD/032a

/2015

Dated

07/07/2015

M/s Bharat

Construction 9,

PPCL Colony

UdayVihar

Haridwar Bypass

Road, Dehradun.

Dhanari to

Pujargaon Motor

Road 6.00

₹ 3

62.5

9

23-0

5-1

5

07-0

7-1

5

15

67.2

6

Pipli to Gawana

Motor Road

38

UDRP/PWD/0

4/46/RD/004

Dated

12/06/2014

M/s Vijay

Engineering

Associates.Tehri

Bypass Road

ChambaTehri

Garhwal

Uttarakhand

Contract No.

9412951773

Bhaldiyana Bend to

Kuner motor road

56.75

₹ 3

70.7

7

03-0

5-1

4

12-0

6-1

4

15

100.0

0

Ghugti Dhunga

Dhamari

Maindkhal Motor

road

IndragoanKatkhet

Motor road

Kamand Jawarna

Motor road

Kamand thouldhar

motor road

Laluri Ghiya

Kotikayrdachalli

Motor road



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gre

ss (

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%)

Laluri Koti

Mahoron Ki

Manjkhet Motor

road

Maindkhal

Bangiyal Jawarna

Motor road

Maindkhal Gair

Nagun Motor road

Syansupul to

Ratwari

NakotKholi Motor

road

Uniyalgoan

Nagrajadhar Motor

road

39

UDRP/PWD/0

4/36/RD/039/

2014 Dated

12/06/2014

M/s Pooran

Chandra Ramola &

Brothers,

Baurari, New Tehri

Distt. Tehri

Garhwal

Jakhanidhar-

Garakot-Paurikhal

Motor Road. 34.00

₹ 1

,252.9

8

26-0

5-1

4

12-0

6-1

4

15

100.0

0

Anjanisain-Punanu

Motor Road.

40

UDRP/PWD/0

4/44/RD/19/2

014 Dated

09/09/2014

M/s Shiv Shankar

Construction

Company Village-

Khedli, Post

Bhadrabad Distt.

Haridwar

Uttarakhand

Gaza-Dandachali

Motor Road. 10.00

₹ 4

87.0

3

26/0

7/1

4

09-0

9-1

4

15

100.0

0

41

UDRP/PWD/0

4/49/RD/18/2

014 Dated

03/11/2014

M/s Shiv Shankar

Construction

Company Village-

Khedli, Post

Bhadrabad Distt.

Haridwar

Kempti Fall Bypass

Motor Road. 5.75

₹ 3

03.2

3

15-0

9-1

4

03-1

1-1

4

15

100.0

0

42

UDRP/PWD/0

4/48/RD/017

Dated

27/03/2015

M/s Maa Bhagwati

Const. Co. C-233,

Sector-48, Noida-

201301 Distt. G. B.

Nagar (U.P)

Bhaldiyana Bend to

Kamand motor

road

7.43

₹ 59

4.5

7

31-1

2-1

4

27-0

3-1

5

15

100.0

0



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gre

ss (

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%)

43

UDRP/PWD/6

/68/RD/007/2

014 Dated

27/05/2014

M/s R G Buildwell

Engineers Ltd.,

1449/159-A

Durgapuri,

Sahadara, Delhi

Chipalghat -

Noutha - Nai

Motor Road

17.00

₹ 290.7

1

19-0

5-1

4

27-0

5-1

4

15

100.0

0

Noudi - Badeth

Motor Road

Paithani - Chuthani

Motor Road

Sakarsain -

Barseela - Bagadh

Motor Road

Syoli - Teela Motor

Road

44

UDRP/PWD/0

6/67/RD/048/

2014 Dt.

25/08/2014

M/s Vijay Builders

Hotel Vijay Palace

Tilwara

Rudraprayag

Satpuli-Marora-

Vyasghat Motor

Road.

24.60

₹ 7

81.3

3

10/0

7/1

4

25/0

8/1

4

15

100.0

0

45

UDRP/PWD/0

6/67/RD/049/

2014 Dt.

27/09/2014

M/s JDA

Construction

Badrinath Marg

(Opp. G.G.I.C)

Kotdwar (Garhwal)

ByasChatti-

Chheitur-Bhutnisi

Motor Road. 15.50

₹ 5

62.8

9

12-0

8-1

4

27-0

9-1

4

15

100.0

0

Birsanikhal-Kota-

Silsu-Bhutnisi

Motor Road.

46

UDRP/PWD/0

6/67/RD/050/

2014 Dated

27/09/2014

M/s JDA

Construction

Badrinath Marg

(Opp. G.G.I.C)

Kotdwar (Garhwal)

Badiyu-Jhakhanoli-

Kunkuli Motor

Road.

10.00

₹ 3

38.9

5

12

-08-1

4

27

-09-1

4

15

100.0

0

47

UDRP/PWD/0

6/71/RD/051/

2014 Dated

31 /01/2015

M/s JDA

Construction

Badrinath Marg

(Opp. G.G.I.C)

Kotdwar (Garhwal)

Kotdwara Pulinda

Motor Road. 12.00

₹ 145.1

8

18-0

9-1

4

31-0

1-1

5

15

100.0

0

48

UDRP/PWD/0

6/70/RD/015

Dated

13/04/2015

M/s JDA

Construction

Badrinath Marg

(Opp. G.G.I.C)

Kotdwar (Garhwal)

Rikhnikhal-

Chanikhal Motor

Road 26.60

₹ 694.9

7

30-0

1-1

5

13-0

4-1

5

15

100.0

0

Bunga-Malla

Motor Road



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Description

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gre

ss (

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%)

Satpuli-Dudharkhal

Motor Road

49

UDRP/PWD/0

6/71/RD/068

Dated

05/06/2015

M/s MNR

Construction

company, 137/100,

Matarani Niwas,

Singhalmandi kargi

Raod Dehradun

Pokhal-Bhawansi-

Mandlu Motor

Road.

19.00

₹ 6

79.9

4

30-0

4-1

5

05.0

6.1

5

15

100.0

0

50

UDRP/PWD/0

6/69/RD/065

Dated

16/06/2015

M/s Divya Jyoti

Construction Co.

20, Ashiana

Apartment,

Kashirampur

Kotdwar Distt.

Pauri

Uflda Dehal-

Chauri Motor Road

12.70

₹ 5

75.6

8

23-0

5-1

5

16.0

6.1

5

15

100.0

0

Arkani Janasu

Khandu Khal

Motor Road

51

UDRP/PWD/0

6/69/RD/066

Dated16/06/20

15

M/s Rajendra

Singh Kuldeep

Singh, D-604,

ALFA Tower

HariDwar Bypass

Road, D.Dun.

Arkani Khandu

Khal Muchyali

Dewal Charakot

Motor Road

17.50 ₹

694.6

2

30-0

4-1

5

16.0

6.1

5

15

100.0

0

52

UDRP/PWD/0

6/71/RD/069

Dated

16/06/2015

M/s Baleinder

Singh & Co. Shop

No. 43-44, Sehaj

Enclave Amritsar-

143001

Nathukhal Pokhari

Khet Motor Road 15.00

₹ 6

45.9

0

30

-04-1

5

16.0

6.1

5

15

68.0

0

Kasyali Khobra

Motor Road

53

84-

UDRP/PWD/0

6/69/RD/066a

Dated

31/07/2015

M/s Bharat Singh

Rawat, Lower

Chopra, Srinagar

Road, Pauri

Garhwal, U.K

Ramkund Ghat to

G.I.C Devprayag

Link Motor Road

0.60

₹ 7

7.9

1

22.0

4.1

5

31.1

7.1

5

15

100.0

0

54

UDRP/PWD/0

6/71/RD/070

Dated

14/08/2015

M/s Jeena

Enterprises

Jeolikote, Nainital,

Uttarakhand

Dadamandi-

Madanpur Motor

Road.

5.00

₹ 2

01.2

0

25.0

6.1

5

14.0

8.1

5

15

100.0

0

55

UDRP/PWD/0

6/71/RD/067

Dated

14/08/2015

M/s Gaurav

Builders

Basundhara Colony

JalalpurKhair

Road, Aligarh

Neelkanth Link

Motor Road

District Pauri

Garhwal

5.00

₹ 3

20.6

5

12.0

5.1

5

14.0

8.1

5

15

100.0

0



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Description

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gth

of

Road

(Len

gth

in

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in M

eter

)

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n

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)

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ter

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nce

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Sig

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on

Ph

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cal

Pro

gre

ss (

in

%)

56

UDRP/PWD/0

5/56/RD/040/

2014 Dated

30/06/2014

M/s Dilawar Singh

Contractor 89-C,

Palm City Dehra

Khas Dehradun

248001 Uttarakhan

Submergance

Motor Road 27.50

₹ 5

47.2

2

26-0

6-1

4

30-0

6-1

4

15

100.0

0

Nagthat Bisoi

Motor Road

57

UDRP/PWD/0

5/53/RD/005/

2014 Dated

25/08/2014

M/s Vijay

Engineering

Associates.Tehri

Bypass Road

Chamba Tehri

Garhwal

Uttarakhand

Contract No.

9412951773

Thano Bhogpur

Road.

29.75

₹ 5

43.7

9

10/0

7/1

4

25/0

8/1

4

15

100.0

0

Basantpur Madsi

Road.

Bhogpur Gadul

Fagsi Motor Road.

Dharkot Talai

Motor Road.

Dharkot Tangoli

Baderna Motor

Road.

Harrawala

Nakronda Motor

Road.

Kunwala to Sainik

Colony Motor

Road

Suryadhar Sangaon

M/R

58

UDRP/PWD/0

5/56/RD/041

Dated

06/05/2015

M/s Ajab Singh

Rana & Broders,

28 A Kalidas Road,

Dehradun,

Uttarakhand

Reconstruction of

Ichala Phatao

Magti Motor Road

6.60

₹ 2

96.1

1

04

-04-1

5

06

-05-1

5

15

100.0

0

59

UDRP/PWD/0

5/56/RD/061

Dated

19/06/2015

M/s Gambhir Singh

Vill. Basan P.O

KalsiDistt.

Dehradun

Sahiya Patan

Samlta Panua

Motor Road

11.00

₹ 5

22.2

2

25-0

5-1

5

19-0

6-1

5

15

100.0

0

60

UDRP/PWD/0

5/52/RD/060

Dated

01/07/2015

M/s Raghave Nand

Bijalwan, Vill&

P.O ChillarTiuni

Anu Chillan Motor

Road 5.75

₹ 3

27.5

5

13-0

5-1

5

01-0

7-1

5

15

100.0

0



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gth

of

Road

(Len

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)

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Con

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Sig

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Date

Con

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Ph

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cal

Pro

gre

ss (

in

%)

61

UDRP/PWD/0

5/56/RD/062

Dated

05/08/2015

Sri Amit Joshi

12 Sadar Bazar,

Chakrata, District

Dehradun.

Koruba-Kwarna

Mangrauli Motor

Road

7.00

₹434.8

9

15

-06-1

5

05

-08-1

5

15

100.0

0

62

UDRP/PWD/1

3/59/RD/006a/

2014 Dated

25/08/2014

M/s Link

Enterprises

Railway Road,

Jwalapur Haridwar

Uttarakhand

Rangharwala to

Nangal M/R

13.50 ₹

220.4

0

26/0

6/1

4

25/0

8/1

4

15

100.0

0

Bhagwanpur-

Sikhrodha Motor

Road.

Dada -Jalalpur to

Samsaan Ghat

Motor Road.

Bhagwanpur-

Imlikhera to

Hakimpur Turra

Motor Road.

G.T Road to Jin

Mohd. Shaeedpur

Motor Road.

G.T Road to Lawa

Road.

G.T Road to

SisonaMarg

Hallumajara Dheer

majara to Changa

Majari Marg.

63

UDRP/PWD/1

3/59/RD/006b

/2014 Dated

25/08/2014

M/s Link

Enterprises

Railway Road,

Jwalapur Haridwar

Uttarakhand

Hasanpur-

Madanpur Motor

Road.

3.46

₹ 2

52.8

7

26/0

6/1

4

25/0

8/1

4

15

100.0

0

Latifpur-

Khubbanpur Road.

Raipur Link Motor

Road.

64

UDRP/PWD/1

3/59/RD/006/

2014 Dated

17/10/2014

M/s Satyam

Infratech 38,

ShivamVihar

Rawali, Mahdood

Makdoompur Link

Road. 5.23

₹ 2

26.9

3

26-0

6-1

4

17-1

0-1

4

15

100.0

0

Rahamatpur to

Belda Road.



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Haridwar, U.K Lahboli to

Mannakheri Road.

Mudlana to

HarjoliJatt Road.

NaglaKoyal Link

Road.

N.H

toNarsanKhurd

Road.

N.H to Ulhera Via

Khedajatt Road.

65

UDRP/PWD/0

9/03/RD/023/

2014 Dated

09/09/2014

M/s Trilok Singh

Ram Singh Jamnal

Kotdwara Road

Lakhan Pur Chowk

Ramnagar

Uttarakhand.

Chamkhala

Querala Dabhra

Motor Road 21.00

₹ 7

50.9

1

27-0

5-1

4

09-0

9-1

4

15

100.0

0

PaisiaPeepna

Motor Road.

66

UDRP/PWD/0

9/03/RD/22/2

014 Dated

09/09/2014

M/s Trilok Singh

Ram Singh Jamnal

Kotdwara Road

LakhanPur Chowk

Ramnagar

Uttarakhand.

Marchula-Sylede-

Deghat Motor

Road.

44.60

₹ 1

,120.5

5

27-0

5-1

4

09-0

9-1

4

15

100.0

0

67

UDRP/PWD/

RD/013a

Dated

18/06/2015

M/s Jagat Singh

Kanwal Khatyari

(Pandhar) P.O

Distt. Almora

Khunt Almora

Motor Road 11.50

₹ 1

24.6

3

23-0

5-1

5

18-0

6-1

5

15

100.0

0

68

79-

UDRP/PWD/0

9/01/RD/

013/2015

Dated

21/07/2015

M/s Balwinder

Singh & Co. Shop

No. 43-44, Sehaj

Enclave Amritsar-

143001

Daura Ratan-Khan

M/R

13.85

₹ 3

71.5

5

01-0

6-1

5

21-0

7-1

5

15

33.4

0

Vishwanath Jaskot

Motor Road

69

UDRP/PWD/0

7/20/RD/12/2

014 Dated

13/08/2014

M/s ESAPN

Infrastructure Ltd.

B-4, Street-7

Shashi Garden

MayurVihar-I,

Delhi- 110091

Ganai Bankot

Motor Road. 13.00

₹ 4

88.6

3

06/0

8/1

4

13/0

8/1

4

15

100.0

0



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70

UDRP/PWD/0

7/16/RD/024

Dt.04/07/2014

M/s Dwarika

Projects B-7 Sector

36, Noida-201303

Didihaat Dunakot

Motor Road

27.56

₹1,0

00.3

0

26-0

6-1

4

04/0

7/1

4

15

100.0

0

Didihaat-

Aadichaura Motor

Road

71

UDRP/PWD/0

7/16/RD/035/

2014 Dated

27/10/2014

M/s Dwarika

Projects B-7 Sector

36, Noida-201303

Kqitee Sain-Rathi

Motor Road.

11.13

₹ 7

82.1

2

27-0

9-1

4

27-1

0-1

4

15

75.9

2

Shishu Mandir-

Nanasen Motor

Road.

Shaid Pushker

Singh Motor Road.

72

UDRP/PWD/0

7/16/RD/034

Dated

21/09/2015

M/s Kunwar

Construction JV

Village & PO

Fultari, Near Plice

Check Galati

Dharchula,

Pithoragarh,

Uttarakhand.

Munsiyari

Dandadhar Motor

Road and Jaiti to

Baniya Gaon

Motor Road

11.00

₹ 4

41.4

0

03-0

9-1

5

21-0

9-1

5

15

62.4

0

73

81-

UDRP/PWD/0

7/15RD/103

Dated

21/07/2015

M/s GDS

Infrastructure

PadamPur Colony

Link Road

Pithoragarh U.K

Madanpur Naini

Motor Road 10.20

₹ 7

64.6

8

27-0

6-1

5

21-0

7-1

5

15

64.0

0

74

90-

UDRP/PWD/0

7/16/RD/101

Dated

26/08/2015

M/s Dalip Singh

Adhikari,

Hathrangiya-

Lohaghat, District

Champawat U.K

Madkot-Baina

Motor Road 24.50

₹ 2,1

08.1

3

09-0

7-1

5

26-0

8-1

5

15

76.0

0

75

UDRP/PWD/0

7/17/RD/036/

2014 Dated

09/12/2014

M/s Chandri Chand

(JV of Pipaliya

Engineering and

Construction) M/s

Chandri Chand,

Siltham Road,

Pithoragarh, U.K

Ogla-Pathakgaon

Narath

Bhagichoura Motor

Road.

12.50

₹ 4

99.1

1

15-1

1-1

4

09-1

2-1

4

15

71.4

2



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76

UDRP/PWD/0

7/16/RD/104

Dated

18/06/2015

M/s A.A Cable

Layers, Shop No.

10, Adarsh Market,

Radha Road, Civil

line, Rampur. U.P

Matiyal Bend

Uparitola Motor

Road

11.78

₹ 1

,052.9

7

05

-06-1

5

18

-06-1

5

15

60.0

0

77

UDRP/PWD/0

7/15/RD/093

Dt.

01/07/2015

M/s M&P

Infrastructure B-

200, Sec-50, Noida

G.B Nagar (U.P)

Ancholi-Jakh

Motor Road 15.00 ₹

668.5

7

22-0

4-1

5

01-0

7-1

52

15

70.2

3

Jakh Meldungri

Motor Road.

78

95-

UDRP/PWD/0

7/17/RD/044

Dated

21/09/2015

Kunwar

Construction JV

Village & PO

Fultari, Near Plice

Check Galati

Dharchula,

Pithoragarh

Baluakote

Paiyyapauri Motor

Road in District

Pithoragarh

9.40

₹ 2

93.7

5

03

-09-1

5

21

-09-1

5

15

50.1

2

79

UDRP/PWD/0

7/15/RD/011/

2014 Dated

15/09/2014

M/s Rajendra

Singh Waldia

Contractor Chilkoti

Bhawan, Bank

Road. Pithoragarh

Acholi Badabe

Motor Road. 9.50

₹ 4

18.2

5

26/0

6/1

4

15/0

9/1

4

15

100.0

0

Badabei Siligiya

Motor Road

80

UDRP/PWD/0

8/05/RD/10/2

014 Dated

15/09/2014

M/s ESAPN

Infrastructure Ltd.

B-4, Street-7

Shashi Garden

Mayur Vihar-I,

Delhi- 110091

Kanda-Saniudiyar-

Rawatsera Motor

Road.

20.00

₹ 1,0

31.5

1

25/0

8/1

4

15/9

/2014

15

100.0

0

81

UDRP/

PWD/08/06/R

D/037/2014

dt 15/09/2014

M/s Dwarika

Projects B-7 Sector

36, Noida-201303

Bhyun-Ghadra

Motor Road.

14.00

₹ 8

29.6

7

25/0

8/1

4

15/9

/2014

15

100.0

0 Bhyun Gulr Motor

Road

Kapkot Tehsil to

Pooling Motor

Road.



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82

26-

UDRP/PWD/0

8/05/RD/038/

2014 Dated

15/09/2014

M/s Dwarika

Projects B-7 Sector

36, Noida-201303

Vijaypur Dhapti-

Basantoli Motor

Road. 11.00

₹ 6

06.4

2

25/0

8/1

4

15/0

9/1

4

15

100.0

0

Kanda-Mantoli

Motor Road.

83

UDRP/PWD/0

8/06/RD/045/

2014 Dated

13/11/2014

M/s ESAPN

Infrastructure Ltd.

B-4, Street-7

Shashi Garden

MayurVihar-I,

Delhi- 110091

Kameridevi-

Syalkot Motor

Road 17.50

₹ 4

16.0

8

28-1

0-1

4

13-1

1-1

4

15

100.0

0

Dhlam Khunoli

Motor Road.

84

UDRP/PWD/

RD/098/2015

Dt.

07/07/2015

M/s Anil Malik

Contractor, H. No.

1214, Sector 23-

Sonepat (Haryana)

Harinagar Klan

Motor road 17.00

₹929.3

1

19-0

6-1

5

07-0

7-1

5

15

100.0

0

85

UDRP/PWD/0

8/05/RD/092

Dated

24/07/2015

Sri Neeraj Mishra

Contractor

Bhagwati

Complex,

Unchapul,

Kaladhungi Road,

Haldwani,

Dayanagar

Kathyatbara Aare

Bypass Motor

Road

5.40

₹ 2

89.8

9

07.0

7.1

5

24.0

7.1

5

15

98.5

2

86

UDRP/PWD/0

8/05/RD/099

Dated

24/09/2015

M/s Anil Malik

Contractor, H. No.

1214, Sector 23-

Sonepat (Haryana)

Chufla-Mate-

Tilsari Motor Road

20.56

₹ 1,5

25.7

5

20-0

8-1

5

24.0

9.1

5

15

97.7

3

Dakghar-Simgadhi-

Motor Road

Okadi-Ana-

Loharchada-

Gairlekh M/R

Kandhar-Reetha-

Talla-Parkoti-

SirkotePatharkhani

87

UDRP/PWD/0

8/06/RD/100

Dated

24/09/2015

M/s Wood Hill

Infrastructure Ltd.

D-42, RDC, Raj

Nagar, Ghaziyabad

Dayuni-Sukanda

Motor Road

19.21

₹ 1,2

24.1

2

08-0

9-1

5

24-0

9-1

5

15

80.3

8

Asse-Bedapakad-

Okhaldhar M/R

Kapkot- Poling

Motor Road



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Pro

gre

ss (

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%)

88

UDRP/PWD/1

0/19/RD/014

Dated

15/05/2014

M/s Panchghati

Constructions

Pangaria Bhawan,

Talli Chanmari,

Lohaghat, Distt,

Champawat

Uttarakhand.

Laluwa Pani

Banlekh Motor

Road

8.40

₹ 3

32.3

1

03-0

5-1

4

15-0

5-1

4

15

100.0

0

89

UDRP/PWD/1

0/19/RD/047/

2014 Dated

13/08/2014

M/s Panchghati

Constructions

Pangaria Bhawan,

TalliChanmari,

Lohaghat, Distt,

Champawat

Uttarakhand

PunaveSiptyNayari

Motor Road. 8.00

₹ 4

63.1

7

17/0

7/1

4

13/0

8/1

4

15

100.0

0

90

UDRP/PWD/1

0/18/RD/046/

2014 Dated

18/12/2014

M/s Parwatiya

Constructions B-7

Bus Station,

Lohaghat

Champawat

Uttarakhand.

Barakot-Simalkhet

Motor Road. 25.00 ₹

7

67.2

3

04-0

9-1

4

18-1

2-1

4

15

100.0

0

91

UDRP/PWD/1

1/12/RD/52/2

014 Dated

13/08/2014

M/s ESAPN

Infrastructure Ltd.

B-4, Street-7

Shashi Garden

MayurVihar-I,

Delhi- 110091

Padam Puri Haida

Khand Kathgodam

Motor Road.

30.00

₹ 1,4

04.4

6

06/0

8/1

4

13/0

8/1

4

15

100.0

0

92

UDRP/PWD/1

0/12/RD/053/

2014 Dated

21/05/2015

M/s Jeena

Enterprises

Jeolikote, Nainital,

Uttarakhand

Talla Ramgarh

Ratighat Motor

Road

8.00

₹ 1

82.5

7

16.0

4.1

5

21.0

5.1

5

15

100.0

0

93 UDRP/PWD/0

2/38/RD/109

M/s Anupam

Construction Co.

Vill. & Post

Bisrakh, G.B

Nagar, U.P

Gauchar-Rano-

Qwithi Motor Road 8.50

₹783.0

49

06-1

0-1

5

20-1

1-1

5

15

70.0

0



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94 UDRP/PWD/0

2/38/RD/108

M/s Sharda

Associates 46/2,

Nehru Marg,

Ashutosh Nagar

Risikesh Distt.

Dehradun

Gauchar-Shail-Dua

Motor Marg 10.00

₹ 6

71.5

3

06-1

0-1

5

02-1

2-1

5

15

96.0

0

95 UDRP/PWD/0

2/08/RD/077

M/s Dream

RealinfraPvt. Ltd.

(J.V) 5 Rachipura

Majhra Dehradun

Jaurasi-Hapla-

Dhotidhar M/R 1.70

₹ 5

56.8

6

23-1

2-1

5

15

25.2

7

Mandal-Anusuiya-

Siroli M/R 0.90

Bamnath-Nail-

Sankari M/R 2.35

Panai-Link M/R 1.00

Kanakcharui-

Pokhta-Ranra

Motor Road

2.22

96 UDRP/PWD/0

4/43/RD/110

M/s Kailash

Hilways

Engineering

Associates Kailash

Gate, Muni kiReti,

Distt. Tehri

Garhwal

Sain-Mandar

Motor Road 15.75

₹ 1

199.7

9

03-1

1-1

5

03-1

2-1

5

15

100.0

0

97 UDRP/PWD/0

4/44/RD/ 111

M/s VAR

Associates, R/O

NahtaurTiraha,

Near SDM Court,

dhampur, U.P

Tachhla-Naur and

Gothal-Kathakholi

Motor Road

9.00

₹ 6

63.0

9

06-1

0-1

5

18-1

2-1

5

15

84.4

6

98

UDRP/PWD/0

6/70/RD/113

Dated

31/10/2015

M/s R B

Contruction, 5/1

Haripur Kanwali,

ParamVihar, Near

LalPul, Derhradun,

Pehargaon Bandoor

Motor Road 6.00

₹ 3

19.9

0

11-0

9-1

5

31-1

0-1

5

15

85.9

0

99

UDRP/PWD/0

6/69RD/016

Dated

31/10/2015

M/s Shiv Sing

Gusain Village

Paniyall Patti,

Sukhron, Tehsil

Kotdwar,

Uttarakhand

Kandah-Bacheli

MR 3.50

₹ 4

22.6

4

03-0

9-1

5

31-1

0-1

5

15

79.0

2

Gangadarshan

Band-to NH58 MR 0.50

Chamrada-Asingi-

Dadini Motor Road 4.25

Deit- Chadhigon

MR 2.50



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gre

ss (

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%)

100

UDRP/PWD/0

7/20/RD/102

Dated

14/12/2015

M/s Anupam

Construction Co.

Vill. & Post

Bisrakh, G.B

Nagar, U.P

Badari-Kantibora

M/R 6.0

₹ 6

40.8

3

03

-10-1

5

14

-12-1

5

15

59.8

3

101

UDRP/PWD/0

9/01/RD/116

Dated

02/12/2015

M/s Dalip Singh

Adhikari,

Hathrangiya-

Lohaghat, District

Champawat U.K

Mornaula-Jaiti

Motor Road 13.00

₹ 8

89.3

6

24-0

9-1

5

02-1

2-1

5

15

100.0

0

102

UDRP/PWD/0

9/01/RD/115

Dated

03/12/2015

Patni Engineering

& Construction J.V

C 25/1 Judges

Farm, Haldwani

Nainital

Jaiti-PipliWalka

Motor Road 11.67

₹ 1

00-.

49

20-1

1-1

5

03-1

2-1

5

15

98.0

0

103

UDRP/PWD/0

9/03/RD/114

Dated

31/10/2015

M/s Wood Hill

Infrastructure Ltd.

D-42, RDC, Raj

Nagar, Ghaziabad

Chimtakhal-

Bhaunkhal-

Bhatraunjkhal

Motor Road

31.00 ₹ 1

944.2

7

16-1

0-1

5

31-1

0-1

5

15

100.0

0

104

UDRP/PWD/0

2/36/RD/105

Dt.

05/01/2016

N.P Build well Pvt.

Ltd. 102, 1st Floor

Devikachamver

RDC, Rajnagar

Ghaziabad

SunaliDasholikhal

M/R 15.40

₹ 1

036.4

6

14-1

2-1

5

05-0

1-1

6

15

32.0

0 Ujjwwalpur

Sandharkot M/R

Mitiyali Kirasal

2.00

Ujjwwalpur

Sandharkot M/R 2.00

105

UDRP/PWD/0

2/38/RD/107

Dated

05/01/2016

M/s Chaudhary

Sandeep Contractor

& Suppliers, Distt.

Meerut U.P

Kulsari Gariwaram

Motor road 9.00

₹ 5

17.5

1

08-1

1-

15

05-0

1-

16

15

75.0

0

106

UDRP/PWD/0

1/31/RD/073

Dated

03/10/2015

M/s Dinesh Prasad

Dangwal Vill.

Masras, Post Office

Mogi Distt. Tehri

Garhwal, U.K

Barnali-Jhotari

Motor Road 9.05

₹ 6

12.7

7

21

-09-1

5

03

-10-1

5

15

100.0

0

107

UDRP/PWD/0

3/39/RD/095

Dated

03/10/2015

Sri Vinod Kumar

ChauhanVill.

Nanoor Khera

(Behind Panchayat

Jakhdhar-Dewar

Motor Road 3.00

₹ 5

57.1

8

02-0

9-1

5

03-1

0-1

5

15

100.0

0

Bansu-Tiuni Motor

Road 1.50



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Bhawan), Post

Office Tapovan,

Raipur, Dehradun

Khujeer Bend to

ChaukiBadsil

Motor Road

1.00

Suryaprayag-

Mussadung Motor

Road.

5.50

108

UDRP/PWD/0

4/44/RD /112

Dt.

13/10/2015

M/s Ramola

Construction Old

Tehri Road,

Chamba, District

Tehri Garhwal

Dabar-Khal-

Kunda-Mahadev-

Ranichauri Motor

Road

7.00

₹ 3

86.6

0

10-0

9-2

015

13-1

0-1

5

15

100.0

0

109

UDRP/PWD/03

/39/RD/027a

Dated

08/03/2016

M/s shivem

Construction B-18,

Sector-23, Sanjay

Nagar Ghaziabad

Syuni-Raitipata

Motor Road 5.25

₹ 307.8

0

02.0

2.1

6

08.0

3.2

016

15

58.0

0

110

UDRP/PWD/01

/31/RD/071

Dated

20/02/2016

M/s Parth

Constructions 14

Bigha Muni ki

Reti, Tehri

Garhwal

Bhatwari Barsu

Motor Road 2.25

₹ 359.4

0

20.0

1.2

016

20.0

2.2

016

15

56.9

4

ChadethiRaithal

Motor Road 2.03

111

UDRP/PWD/09

/01/RD/025

(new)

Dated

29/02/2016

M/s B.M Const.

Co. Shop No. 5

Bhagwat Market

Main G.T Road.

New PWD Guest

house Badapur

Greater Noida G.B

Nagar.

Batadhar Dhunar

Ghat Motor Road 20.00

₹ 650.8

2

17.0

2.2

016

29.0

2.2

016

15

15.0

0

112 UDRP/PWD/08

/05/RD/091

Dt. 13/01/2016

M/s Parihar

Construction Near

SBI Takula Road,

Bageshwar District

Bageshwar (UK)

Bageshwar

Girichina Motor

Road

13.40

₹ 468.4

1

14.1

0.2

015

13

.01

.20

16

15

100.0

0

113

131-

UDRP/PWD/04

/44/RD/064

Dt. 06/04/2016

M/s O.P Builders,

74/9 Nehru Marg,

Ashutish Nagar,

Rishikesh

Chaka-Paindars

Motor Road 8.85 ₹

411.5

6

29.0

2.2

0

16

06

.04

.20

16

15

91.4

3

114 138/UDRP/PW

D/05/51/RD/11

7

M/s Shivom

Construction,

B-18, Sector-23,

Sanjay Nagar,

Ghaziabad – 201012.

Johri-Jakhan Motor

Road 1.60

₹

61.4

2

30.0

5.2

016

30.0

6.2

016

06

100.0

0



BRIDGES: Status of Bridges under UDRP Projects (as on 31st December, 2016)

Status Nos. Span

(Meter)

Cost

(Rs in lacs)

Total Scope 60 4201 14800.00

Sanctioned by HPC 25 1809 14800.00

Procurement Status

Status Nos. of

packages

Span

(Meter)

Cost

(Rs in lacs)

Contract Agreement Signed 22 1771 14600.00

LOA issued 00 00 00.00

Total 22 1771 14600.00

Bid Status

Status Package

(nos.)

Bridges

(nos.)

Span

(m)

Cost

(Rs in

lacs)

Financial Bid opened 0 0 0 0

Technical Bid opened 0 0 0 0

Total 0 0 0 0

Bid floated 0 0 0 0

Bridges: Details of the Packages in which agreement signed (22 nos.):

S.

No

Contract Bond

No.

Name of the

Contractor Details of Bridge

Aw

ard

Valu

e

(Rs.

in

lacs

)

LO

A I

ssu

ed

Con

tract

Sig

n

Date

Du

rati

on

(Mon

ths)

Pro

gre

ss (

%)

01 70/UDRP/PWD/0

1/31/BR/04

M/s V.K. Gupta &

Associates, SCO -

263, Sector -14,

Panchkula (Haryana)

Construction of 100m

Span Pedestrian Bridge at

Didsari on Bhagirathi

River ₹633.8

3

06.0

3.1

5

24.0

6.1

5

15

80.0

0

02

71/UDRP/PWD/

BR/01

M/s KGL

Infrastructure 33A,

AamBagh, Gari

Cantt, Dehradun.

Construction of 120 m

spanPedestrain Bridge at

chepro on Pinder River. ₹682.0

2

12.0

5.1

5

01.0

7.1

5

15

38.9

0

03 78/UDRP/PWD/

BR/06

M/s V.K Gupta &

Associates, SCO-

263, Sec-14

Panchkula (HR)

Construction of 140m span

pedestrian Bridge at

AruriPaturi on Alaknanda

River in Distt. Chamoli ₹1021.4

9

25.0

6.1

5

21.0

7.1

5

15

55.0

0



S.

No

Contract Bond

No.

Name of the


Aw

ard

Valu

e

(Rs.

in

lacs

)

LO

A I

ssu

ed

Con

tract

Sig

n

Date

Du

rati

on

(Mon

ths)

Pro

gre

ss (

%)

04

112/UDRP/PWD/

02/08/BR/15

M/s KGL

Infrastructure 33A,

AamBagh, Gari

Cantt, Dehradun.

Construction of 80 m span

pedestrian suspension

Bridge at Jokhna-Lagga-

Bura in Distt. Chamoli ₹ 6

83.8

3

12.0

5.1

5

23.1

2.1

5

15

40.0

0

05

114/UDRP/PWD/

03/39/BR/05

M/s Kundansingh

Prem Singh Jamnal,

336, Dehradun Road,

Ridhikesh district

Dehradun



Bridge at Raturaon

Alaknanda River in Distt.

Rudraprayag

₹ 5

45.4

4

23.1

1.1

5

30.1

2.1

5

15

30.0

0

06

UDRP/PWD/AC/

01

M/s Acrow

Corporation of

America

Construction of two lane

70 R Bridge 60m span km.

70 on Sonprayag

Kedarnathroad ₹ 8

08.7

0

13.0

5.1

5

30.0

6.1

5

15

100.0

0

07

123/UDRP/PWD/

03/40/BR/11

M/s Kundan Singh

Rrem Singh Jamnal

336, Dehradun Road

Rishikesh


Steel Truss Bridge and its

approach roads on

Madhuganga River at

RuchhMahadevKotimahes

hwarmandir

₹490.0

42

22.0

1.2

016

20.0

2.2

016

09

10.0

0

08

127/UDRP/PWD/

03/40/BR/12

M/s KailashHillway

Eng. Asso. C/o

HotalVasundra

Palace, Kailash Gate

Muni Ki Reti,

RishikeshTehri (G)

U.K.



approach roads at

TriveniSangam in District

Rudraprayag

₹206.7

1

05.0

2.2

016

04.0

3.2

016

09

50.0

0

09

126/UDRP/PWD/

01/31/BR/08

M/s KailashHillway

Eng. Asso. C/o

HotalVasundra

Palace, Kailash Gate

Muni Ki Reti,

RishikeshTehri (G)

U.K


Pedestrian Suspension at

Sada on Indrawati River in

District Uttarkashi. ₹518.0

8

04.0

2.2

016

04.0

3.2

016

15 51.0

0

10

128/UDRP/PWD/

01/33/BR/016

M/s Tons Builders

Near Telephone

ExchagePuralaUttark

ashiUttarakhand.


Steel Truss Bridge in

Block Mori, Vill. Pansranu

to Suriyara over pover

rover in District

Uttarkashi.

₹240.7

2

04.0

2.2

016

08.0

3.2

016

09

96.8

0

11 121/UDRP/PWD/

02/37/BR/07

M/s KGL

Infrastructure 33A,

AamBagh,

GariCantt, Dehradun.


span pedestrian bridge

over pinder river at

boragad ₹810.3

6

11.0

1.2

01

6

20.0

2.2

01

6

15

24.0

0



S.

No

Contract Bond

No.

Name of the


Aw

ard

Valu

e

(Rs.

in

lacs

)

LO

A I

ssu

ed

Con

tract

Sig

n

Date

Du

rati

on

(Mon

ths)

Pro

gre

ss (

%)

12

122/UDRP/PWD/

03/40/BR/10

M/s Prayag

Construction,

Gairsain District

Chamoli,

Uttarakhand.


pedestrian Steel Truss

bridge and its approach

roads on madhu Ganga

River at kotma-Chilon in

District Rudraprayag.

₹350.1

6

22.0

1.2

016

20.0

2.2

016

09

46.5

0

13

124/UDRP/PWD/

13/92/BR/26

Anil Mehta House

No. 75, Phase-4,

Mohali Punjab,

Pin 160059


box culvert bridge and its

approach roads on

Aurangabad Motor Road

at Gadhmirpur in

HaridwarDistric

₹186.0

6

02.0

2.2

016

29.0

2.2

016

03

100.0

0

14

119/UDRP/PWD/

13/55/BR/17

M/s Shiv Shankar

Construction

Company Village

Khedli, Post-

Bahadrabad, District

Haridwar. U.K

Construction of three

number box culvert

bridges at Lakshar On

river Pathari in District

Haridwar

₹667.6

6

05.0

1.2

016

02.0

2.2

016

08

95.0

0

15

130/UDRP/PWD/

02/08/BR/19a

M/s Ram Kumar

Contractor 636/8,

Model Town,

Narwana- 126 116

District Jind

(Haryana)



Bridge at Helam-Urgam-

Kalkeshwar over

Kalpganga River in

Chamoli District.

₹571.4

3

20.0

2.2

016

17.0

3.2

016

15

52.0

0

16 118/UDRP/PWD/

02/37/BR/02

M/s D.S.

Construction 385/65,

Gaushala,

Muzaffarnagar Uttar

Pradesh- 251001



Bridge at Narayanbagar on

Pinder River in District

Chamoli

₹824.1

9

30.1

2.2

015

02.0

2.2

016

15

74.1

0

17

135/UDRP/PWD/

01/31/BR/03

M/s Border Builers

Moti Mahal Hotel,

Bus Stand,

Uttarkashi.


span Steel Truss Bridge

and its approach roads

over Bhagirathi River at

Naluna in District

Uttarkashi.

₹973.5

3

16.0

5.2

016

15/0

6/2

016

15

37.5

0

18

133/UDRP/PWD/

02/08/BR/19

M/sTriveni

Construction kailash

gate Muni ki Reti,

Rishikesh, Uttarkashi


steel truss bridge and its

approch road over

Alaknanda River at

Benakuli Village in Distt.

Chamoli

₹377.9

1

16.0

4.2

016

05/0

5/2

016

15

45.0

0



S.

No

Contract Bond

No.

Name of the


Aw

ard

Valu

e

(Rs.

in

lacs

)

LO

A I

ssu

ed

Con

tract

Sig

n

Date

Du

rati

on

(Mon

ths)

Pro

gre

ss (

%)

19

136/UDRP/PWD/

04/49/BR/09

M/s Triveni

construction

Company Kailash

Gate, muni ki reti,

Tehri Garhwal

Uttarakhand.



approach roads on Algad

River at Chamasari in

District New Tehri.

₹433.2

4

27.0

5.2

016

16/0

6/2

016

09

30.0

0

20

132/UDRP/PWD/

07/50/BR/24

M/s Z H Industries

Pvt. Ltd. 32 km.

Dehli Hapur Road,

masoorie Ghaziabad

(U.P.) 201302



approach road over

selagarh river at Lithing

Kot in District

Pithoragarh.

₹317.7

0

22.0

3.2

016

29/0

4/2

016

09

37.9

0

21 134/UDRP/PWD/

07/15/BR/25

M/s K.M

Engineering and

Construction, Link

Road Pithoragarh,

Uttarakhand, 262501


suspension bridge and its

approach road over saryu

river at Nisni in District

Pithoragarh.

₹526.4

7

09.0

5.2

016

19/0

5/2

01

6

15

38.1

5

22

137/UDRP/PWD/

07/50/BR/21

M/s K.M

Engineering and

Construction, Link

Road Pithoragarh,

Uttarakhand, 262501



approach road over Dholi

river on Khela Darma at

Bon Gaon in District

Pithoragarh.

₹405.3

7

22.0

3.2

016

28/0

6/2

016

09

32.2

8

MACHINES: Status of Procurement of Machines UDRP Projects (as on 31st December, 2016)

Procurement Status

Item Nos. Cost

(Rs in lacs)

Agreement Signed for supply of machines 03 652.35

Excavator Backhoe Loaders 07 160.21

Supply of Tracked Excavator 10 342.75

Road Rollers 11 149.39



DESIGN AND SUPERVISION CONSULTANCY/ DESIGN CONSTULTANCY DETAILS

(Road and Bridge): Six (06) DSCs:

Total 06 DSC/DC/SC(B) are engaged by the PIU (Road and Bridge) out of them 04 DSC are for

Roads and rest of 02 DC/SC(B) are for Bridges. Details are as follows: -

S.

No.

Contract

Number Contractor Name

Scope of

work

Date of

Procurement

Contract

Period

Extended

Period as per

EOT

1 UDRP/PWD

/C/ DSC/01

DSC-1: M/s Sheladia

Associate. USA

Design &

Supervision

25.06.2014 20 months 08/03/2017 (Completed)

2. UDRP/PWD

/C/ DSC/02

DSC-2: M/s Egis International

Lane no.-5 Rochiprua,

Niranjanpur, DDn

Design &

Supervision

15.12.2014 19 months 31/12/2017

3. UDRP/PWD

/C/ DSC/04

DSC-4: M/s Yongma

Engineering Co Ltd. 4th

Floor, Tarla Nangal, DDn

Design &

Supervision

11.03.2014 19 months 31/12/2017

4. UDRP/PWD

/C/ DSC/05

DSC-5: M/s Royal Haskoning

House No.4, Vasantkunj-ii

Near Sethi Market, Kanwali

Road, DDn

Design &

Supervision


5. UDRP/PWD

/B/DSC/01

Yooshin Engineering

Corporation DC- Bridge,

Hotel Star

Bridge -

Design


6. UDRP/PWD

/ B/SC/01

DSC-4: M/s Yongma

Engineering Co Ltd. 4th

Floor, Tarla Nangal, D.Dun

Bridge-

Supervision

30.03.2015 16 months 31/12/2017

Source: PIUs



VIII. COMPONENT–3:

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND CAPACITY BUILDING FOR DISASTER RISK

MANAGEMENT (TA&CBDRM): The objective of this component is to enhance the capabilities of government entities and others in

risk mitigation and response. Technical Assistance and Capacity Building for Disaster Risk

Management will augment government agencies, institutions and others to develop, set-up and

manage risk assessment tools and models, and set up DSS and communication systems in risk

mitigation and response. Staffing of the agency, capacity augmentation, initiating technical work of

risk assessment targeted towards decision making and risk financing will be taken up under the

Project. The GoUk has already initiated the process of operationalising the USDMA.

Status of Technical Consultancies under PIU (TA&CBDRM)

(As on 30th

Sept, 2017)

S.

No.

Name of the

consultancy

Scope of the

Consultancy

Status as on 30th

Sept, 2017

1. Slope

stabilization

and river

training work

at TOE

Minimize rigorous impact

of landslides on

infrastructure and protect

our habitation from large

overflow in rivers during

monsoon by treating and

stabilizing active and

prone slopes with river

training works.

Revised DPR’s for all the slopes were submitted by

the consultant on 5th August, 2017 and the same

was submitted to Vetting agency (THDC) on 10th

August, 2017.

A meeting between consultant and TTF members

held on 25 August, 2017 to discuss these DPRs.

THDC Ltd. submitted their comments on 12 Sept,

2017 and the same were forwarded to WAPCOS on

14th Sept, 2017.

2. Developing

Multi hazard

early warning

system

Modernization of the

State Hydromet

Observation and

Information Systems;

Design and

implementation of the

Uttarakhand State Multi

Hazard Early Warning

System (USMHEWS)

Design and

Implementation of

Decision Support System

(DSS) in respect to

Uttarakhand State Multi

Hazard Early Warning

System (USMHEWS);

Strengthening regulatory

and institutional

framework of

USMHEWS, and

development and

implementation of

training modules to build

capacity and sustain the

operational system.

Under the project it is planned to install 109 AWS,

26 SFO (combination of Single Stevenson screen +

Optical Rain Gauge +Automatic Weather Station),

28 ARG and 16 SG covering all 13 districts of the

state.

Specification of instruments is finalized with the

help of India Meteorological Department. Land to

install the instruments is identified with the help of

district administration.

MOU has been signed between USDMA and IMD

on 27.09.2017 for establishment of hydromet

network within the state.

MOU with ISRO-SAC for modeling of field

hydromet data has been approved by ISRO – SAC.



3. River

Morphological

Analysis and

Design of

River Training

and Bank

Protection

work in

Uttarakhand

The objective of the

morphological analysis is

to identify vulnerable

areas (habitation, public

or private infrastructure,

agricultural land) where

rivers pose threat from

morphological changes

from episodic events such

as excessive rains, cloud

bursts and large

landslides in the state of

Uttarakhand It is also to

develop Uttarakhand

River Information

Management System

(URIMS).

Revised Data Collection and Survey report for

Phase- II was submitted on 20th

May 2017 and this

report was sent to TTF members and vetting agency

on 23rd

May 2017 for the review. The comments on

this report of TTF and vetting agency were

submitted to consultant on19th June 2017. The

consultant had revised this report accordingly and

submitted report on 05th

July 2017. This report was

approved by the TTF members and Vetting agency.

A meeting held on 11 July 2017 with vetting agency

(i.e. IRI) at Roorkee to discuss the methodology of

River Morphological report and modeling of rivers.

The consultant have submitted Draft DPR’s for

Devlibagar (excluding social and Env. part) and

Kaleshwar on 13th

September 2017 and the same

was forwarded to TTF and Vetting agency on 21st

September 2017.

The consultant have submitted Software

Requirement Specification (SRS) for URMIS on

25th

August 2017, and on 23rd

September a

presentation was delivered by the consultant on

URMIS.

The consultant have submitted draft River

Morphological report of Mandakini River on 8th

September 2017 and this report was forwarded to

the TTF and vetting agency on the same day.

4. Disaster Risk

Assessment of

Uttarakhand

Developing risk

information for

earthquakes, floods,

landslides, flash floods,

and industrial hazards for

the State of Uttarakhand.

Creating a ‘Digital Risk

Database’ for the State of

Uttarakhand which

comprises data and risk

information for

earthquakes, floods,

landslides, flash floods,

and industrial hazards.

Tranche 2b reports have been submitted by the

consultant on 22 May and revised report was

submitted on 5th Sep. 2017 and the same were

forward to the TTF & IIT Roorkee for technical

review. This report is approved by TTF & IIT

Roorkee.

During this period consultant have carried out

Seismic attenuation modeling, review of retrofitting

cost estimation for all district, hazard modeling and

hazard profile.



5. Design,

Development

and

Deployment

of a Decision

Support

System

The objective of this

effort is to develop and

deliver a scalable

platform that can enables

GoU to effectively

prepare, mitigate,

respond, and recover

from future emergencies

in Uttarakhand.

Earlier two times the bid process was initiated for

Design, Development, and Operation of Modular

Decision Support System for Disaster Risk

Management but due to some administration and

Management issues both the bid processes got

cancelled.

Now new bid process is started after changing the

TOR, now this project will be for total 12 months.

This was sent to WB for NOL and after receiving

NOL from WB the NIT was published in

Newspaper on 27th

Sept., 2017 and last date of

submission of REOI is 27th

Oct., 2017.

The Progress details of procurement of disaster preparedness under TA&CBDRM:

(As on 30st Sept, 2017)

Details Total Achieved Status

SDRF equipments II

phase

(The details enclosed as

(Appendix-1)

10 NCB

5 Shopping

10 NCB

5 Shopping Contract of 10 packages under NCB &

5 packages in Shopping are signed

Automatic Weather

Station (AWS)

04 nos. 04 nos. Established at Chamoli (Gairsain),

Dehradun (Tyuni), Pithoragarh

(Munsyari) & Tehri (Ghansali) districts

of Uttarakhand.

Establishment of Technical

Task Force (Appendix-2)

05 nos. 05 nos. Established through various

Government Orders by GoUk.



IX. IMPLEMENTATION SUPPORT

This component will support the incremental operating costs of the Project, including the operation

of the Project Management Unit (PMU) and the respective Project Implementation Units (PIUs).

The component will also include the creation of small, temporary field implementation offices with

necessary equipment, furniture, etc. In addition, the component will include consultancies required

for the preparation and supervision of specific activities, trainings, exposure visits and knowledge

exchange programs. An agency will be appointed to provide technical and social support to the

Owner Driven Construction of Houses (ODCH).

Executing Agency at State Level: (As on 30th

September, 2017)

Executing Agency at State-level:

State Disaster Management Authority (SDMA), Government of Uttarakhand (GoUk)

Chief Secretary & Chairman,

HPC (Monitoring & Approval) : Utpal Kumar, IAS

Secretary, Disaster Management

& Member Secretary, HPC : Amit Singh Negi, IAS

Address : Uttarakhand Secretariat, 4 Subhash Road,

Dehradun - 248171, Uttarakhand, India

Project Management Unit

Project Director : Amit Singh Negi, IAS

Secretary, Finance, GoUk

Deputy Program Director : Sanjay Mathur

TFM, ITDA, GoUk

Address :

3rd

Floor, ITDA Building, IIE (IT PARK,

Sahastradhara Road, Dehradun – 248001,

Uttarakhand, India

Telephone : +91-135-2711439

Email : [email protected] /

[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]




Implementation Agency (PIUs):

Program Implementation Unit (R&B), PWD

Program Manager : V Shanmugam, IAS

Address :

3rd

Floor, ITDA Building, IIE (IT PARK,

Sahastradhara Road, Dehradun – 248001,

Uttarakhand, India

Telephone : +91-135-2712112

Mobile No. : +91-9412057727

Email : [email protected] & [email protected]

Program Implementation Unit (Resilient Housing and Public Buildings)

Program Manager :

Vinod Kumar Suman, IAS

Addl. Secretary, Disaster Management Department,

GoUk

Address : Nageshwati Ayurvedi Clininc Complex, Near Rispana

bridge, Dehradun-248001, Uttarakhand, India

Telephone : +91-135-2669971

Mobile No. : +91-7060006575

Email : [email protected] & [email protected]

Program Implementation Unit (Technical Assistance and Capacity Building for Disaster

Risk Management)

Program Manager : Savin Bansal, IAS

Address :

SIIDCUL Building,

29 IIE (IT PARK, Sahastradhara Road,

Dehradun – 248001, Uttarakhand, India

Telephone : +91-135-2744408

Mobile No. : +91-7060006575

Email : [email protected]






X. MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM (MIS)

A MIS has been developed by the project team for monitoring of works and compliance on social

and environmental aspects. The PMU/PIU is strengthening the existing MIS and regularly

improvising it on need basis for the management of the information database, which is an online

tool for gathering updates by the implementing units. This database is also available on the Project

website http://www.ukdisasterrecovery.in as part of regularly sharing information with the public.

The Project Performance Monitoring System is managed by Mr. Manoj Kumar Bisht, Monitoring &

Evaluation Expert (Executive Engineer, PWD), at PIU (R&B), PWD, UDRP.

The following new features have been recently added to the project MIS:-

1. Pictures – Blog System

2. Quality Perception Report

3. Ranking and GAP Report

4. File Tracking System

Pics Blog System:

This has Reference to the pictures being uploaded on the project website. Under this section an

Individual can comment over photographs based on common parameters like Environments

Safeguards, Quality of works, Social Issues, Suggestion & any other photo related issue. This blog

has been placed in picture section, wherein individual experts/officials can comment on the photo

uploaded by the field PIU or concerned staff, to ask a question or objection over the picture.

The experts / officials can ask questions or suggest changes etc, on the blog portion and the person

who have uploaded the picture shall get an email to respond to the same. In this system, the data

collector also receives a message alert on his telegram messenger as soon as the comment gets

posted by any expert on his picture. The email is also sent to the comment user, data collector and

related PIU as well as DSC of the sub projects.

For e.g. - http://ukdisasterrecovery.in/mis/pic_remark_analysis.php

Quality Perception Report:

Under this section an Expert who are moving to field, can give their ratings to the related work

carried out according to the work program. Quality report describes the materials which are being

used in the field. The rating parameters are Excellent, Very Good, Good, Average, Poor &Worst.

After rating the User/Expert can give some remarks for the activity, also put comment as Over All

Remark. Concerned Experts, PIU and related FPIU also get email as a remark alert by our website.

Link: http://ukdisasterrecovery.in/mis/subproject_quality_ranking_summary.php

Ranking & GAP Report:

GAP Report is to analyse the lead / lag report of subproject from the management information

system for following parameters, such as Physical progress, Quality report, environment & Social

report, total number of pics uploaded per month and test report. This report is a combination of the

all the major reports available in our MIS.

The lists of parameters are mentioned below:-

Physical progress

http://ukdisasterrecovery.in/mis/pic_remark_analysis.php

http://ukdisasterrecovery.in/mis/subproject_quality_ranking_summary.php



Quality report

Environment & Social report

Pictures upload

Test Reports

Link:- http://ukdisasterrecovery.in/mis/package_analysis.php

File Tracking System:

The File tracking system is to help the management analyze the movement of files in the Project’s

internal system. Under this system the following can be measured:-

Number of Instance

Number of movement

Number of acknowledge & closed instance

File moves from one office to another and at times work gets delayed at some point due to some

reasons, this system can calculate time of movement. In this system, the user have to create file and

attempt the instance for sending file to another hierarchy. User also receives a message alert via

SMS when file is acknowledged by another recipient. The email is also sent as an alert to the both

user, and a reminder is also given to users as per suitability. The system has been created to check

the movement of files and to remove any discrepancy in file movement.

Link : www.ukdisasterrecovery.in/filetracking.php

http://ukdisasterrecovery.in/mis/package_analysis.php

http://www.ukdisasterrecovery.in/filetracking.php



XI. COMPREHENSIVE REPORT ON SAFEGUARD COMPLIANCE

The social and environment safeguards specialists appointed at the PMU conducted various

trainings and workshops for UDRP staff, Field PIU officials, Design and Supervision Consultants

(DSC), Engineers, Contractors. Two training programs / workshops were conducted in the month of

September one each at Garhwal and Kumaon region. These workshops were intended to share the

findings of the Environment and social Audit. Regular field visits were also undertaken by the team

on most of the project sites. Attempts were made to visit most sites when work was in full swing

and conduct surprise checks so as to capture the ground reality. It was ensured that the copies (both

Hindi and English) of the ESMF are with the PIU’s, field PIUs and DSCs for reference.

The compliance on social and environmental safeguards is also captured in all Monthly Progress

reports submitted by the DSCs as well as the UDRP MIS. Below is a snapshot of the progress on

various social and environment indicators as captured in the MIS. For comparison purposes we

have provided a snapshot up to 31st March, 2017 and 30

th June 2017 respectively.

Overview – Social and Environment Safeguards of PIU – Roads and Bridges as on 01st April

2017 to 30th

June 2017:

Social Safeguards

Social Screening Performed 132

106 (29 Packages Handed

over to Civil Division and

retendering has been done for

3 packages in Pauri out of

which 2 has been awarded)

Status of Compliance with Legal

requirement 0 0

Health check up camps 5 32 (Health Check up camps

are still going on)

Trainings being conducted on

occupational health and safety?

(Give Details)

46 68

Contractual Requirements

Found compliant (out of 134

packages awarded till 31st

March, 17)


packages awarded till 31st

June, 17)

Environment Safeguards

Name of designated senior member

(ECOPs) (Contractor) 100 109

Environmental Management Plan 116 124

Environment Screening Performed 134 134

PUC Vehicles 94 100

Labour license 130 131

Workmen compensation Insurance 134 134

Land owner consent for establishment

of Plant site/camp 112

114 (6 packages local labor has

been employed)

Identification of Debris Disposal

Sites

75 (26 Sub projects debris will

be reused in subgrade

preparation and shoulders)

75 (26 Sub projects debris will

be reused in subgrade

preparation and shoulders)



Land owner consent for

establishment of labour camps 127 106

Hard Hats (Helmet) 132 106

Safety Jackets 132 106

Boots 132 106

Gloves 132 106

Safety Signs 132 106

Child Labours engaged at site 0 0

Any specific labor and local

residents issues 0 0

Public Consultations on site 60 90

Toilets provided 132 106

Land acquisition documented Yes (wherever required) Yes (wherever

required)

Project Information Boards 129 131

Overview – Social and Environment Safeguards of PIU Public Buildings as on 30th

September 2017

Contractual Requirements


sub projects awarded till

31st December, 2016)


sub projects awarded till 31st

March, 2017)

Environment Safeguards

Name of designated senior member

(ECOPs) (Contractor)

18 18

Environmental Management Plan 20 20

Environment Screening Performed 20 20

PUC Vehicles 19 19

Labour license 20 20

Workmen compensation Insurance 20 20

Land owner consent for establishment of

Plant site 19 19

Identification of Debris Disposal Sites 4 (15 sub projects Debris

will be reused)

4 (15 sub projects Debris

will be reused)

Social Safeguards

Social Screening Performed 20 20

Status of Compliance with Legal

requirement 20 20

Health check up camps 20 2

Trainings being conducted on

occupational health and safety? (Give

Details)

20 20



UDRP is the first project of its kind where such emphasis has been laid on socially and

environmentally sustainable reconstruction practices. The entire team of UDRP had been sensitized

about this and encouraged to question any practices or activities going against the basic principles

as outlines in the ESMF.

Implementation of environment and social safeguards under the project has helped the team

understand the importance of repeated and constant reinforcement when attempting to usher in a

behaviour change. The social and environmental experts at the PMU, through trainings, workshops

and field visits have tried to educate the project staff as well as contractors about how these

safeguards have to be perceived as an integral part of the reconstruction process. The significant

increase in compliance reflects the awareness of the contractors towards the social and environment

compliances.

Grievance Redressal Mechanism

A robust grievance redress mechanism plays a crucial role in the successful implementation of a

project. A grievance redress system serves to enhance transparency. It ensures that various

stakeholders have a place/portal to register their concerns, questions and rightfully seek answers

from the appropriate authorities. An effective system will also ensure that an issue or concern is

routed to the appropriate authority in case the beneficiary is unaware of this information.

Additionally, GRM also serves as a feedback mechanism necessary for the growth of the project.

With these goals in mind, a Grievance Redress System was set up for the Uttarakhand Disaster

Recovery Project. This process was initiated at the Project Management Unit on 20/03/2014. A two

member team, led by a Social & Community Development-Gender Specialist (SCDGS) was

constituted to operationalize this system. A grievance page was added to the

www.ukdisasterrecovery.in website and the phone number (0315-2708376) designated for

registering complaints was publicized. This number was given out to all PIUs, Field PIUs, district

administration and local media to ensure widespread awareness. The state Disaster Mitigation and

Management Center (DMMC) was also asked to circulate the phone number in all affected districts.

In district Chamoli, public announcements were also used by the district administration to ensure

that people knew about the grievance mechanism amongst other aspects of the project.

Land owner consent for establishment of

labour camps 20 20

Hard Hats (Helmet) 20 20

Safety Jackets 20 20

Boots 20 20

Gloves 20 20

Safety Signs 20 20

Child Labours engaged at site 0 0

Any specific labor and local residents

issues 0 0

Public Consultations on site 0 0

Toilets provided 20 20

Land acquisition documented 0 7

Project Information Boards 20 20



At the district level, the District Disaster Management Officer (DDMO) is the nodal point for

receiving grievances. A GRM committee has been constituted at the district level in all affected

districts to register and resolve grievances or direct them to appropriate authority. The DDMO

maintains a register of all complaints/issues received related to the project and escalates the issue as

required.

Notwithstanding the way the grievance is received, each reported issue is registered on the project

website along with all necessary details. This is available for public view. A beneficiary or his

representative can also register their grievances directly on the website if they have internet access.

This log of grievances is reviewed weekly by the social and community development specialist at

PMU and a letter sent to the respective PIU urging them to resolve these at the earliest. The GRM

Executive/DEO also contacts the district administration, Field PIU or any other person who may

have the required information to resolve an issue.

Once an issue is resolved, the status is updated on the website. It is also ensured that the

beneficiaries are updated about the progress of their registered complaints and action taken through

calls from the GRM executive/DEO.

Below is a snapshot of the grievance received by the GRM cell from February 2014 to 30th

September 2017:

Sl. No. Issue Total Solved Pending

1 1st Instalment 178 178 0

2 2nd Instalment 295 295 3

3 3rd Instalment 143 143 6

4 4th Instalment 67 67 13

5 Land Related 8 8 0

6 Bridge Related 4 3 1

7 Rent Related 4 4 0

8 Road Related 30 22 8

Total 729 720 9

Month Wise Distribution Calendar Year 2014



XII. APPENDIX 1: – DETAILS OF SDRF EQUIPMENTS

S.No Contract Number Method Name of

Package

Contract

Amount

(Lakh)

Status

1

UDRP/TACBDRM/

SDRFII/SHOPPING

/01

Shopping Supply of Power

Tool 2 61.49

Supply order issued to

Machinery Marketing

2

UDRP/TACBDRM/

SDRFII/SHOPPING

/02

Shopping Supply of MFR

(2) 66.82

Supply order issued to L1

Bidder Mgm Associates

3

UDRP/TACBDRM/

SDRFII/SHOPPING

/03

Shopping

Supply of water

and flood rescue

equipment (2)

32.33 Supply order issued to M/S

Cliff Climber

4

UDRP/TACBDRM/

SDRFII/SHOPPING

/04

Shopping

Supply of

Individual Item

(1)


Mount Craft

5

UDRP/TACBDRM/

SDRFII/SHOPPING

/05

Shopping

Supply of

Individual Item

(2)


Cliff Climber

6 UDRP/TACBDRM/

SDRFII/NCB/03-A NCB

Supply of Power

Tool (4) with

three years and

power ascender

84.16

Contract Signed with M/S

Aimtrex Technologies Pvt

Ltd

7 UDRP/TACBDRM/

SDRFII/NCB/06-A NCB

Supply of water

& Flood rescue

Equipments (3-A)

2.53 Contract Signed M/S Integral

Safety Engineers, Mumbai

8 UDRP/TACBDRM/

SDRFII/NCB/010 NCB

Supply of

Extreme high

altitude tents

114.24 Contract Signed M/S Chogori

India Retails Ltd

9 UDRP/TACBDRM/

SDRFII/NCB/011 NCB

Supply of

extreme mountain

rescue gear (1)


India Retails Ltd

10 UDRP/TACBDRM/

SDRFII/NCB/012 NCB

Supply of

extreme mountain

rescue gear (2)


India Retails Ltd

11 UDRP/TACBDRM/

SDRFII/NCB/013 NCB

Supply of

extreme

snowbound

rescue gear

47.00 Contract Signed M/S Cattie

Camps

12 UDRP/TACBDRM/

SDRFII/NCB/013-A NCB

Supply of

extreme

snowbound

rescue gear 2

32.32 Contract Signed M/S

Adventures (India) Pvt Ltd

13 UDRP/TACBDRM/

SDRFII/NCB/014 NCB

Supply of radio

communication

on with 3 yr

AMC

181.66 Contract Signed M/S Surya

Telecom Pvt Ltd

14 UDRP/TACBDRM/

SDRFII/NCB/08 NCB

Supply of

advance rescue

items with three

127.29 Contract Signed M/S Aimtrex

Technologies Pvt Ltd



S.No Contract Number Method Name of

Package

Contract

Amount

(Lakh)

Status

years AMC

15 UDRP/TACBDRM/

SDRFII/NCB/07 NCB

Water & Rescue

equipments 4

(Cold Water

Rescue suit)

34.33 Contract Signed M/S

Adventures (India) Pvt Ltd

Total 958.01



XIII. APPENDIX 2: – TECHNICAL TASK FORCE TEAM

Five Technical Task Force Teams were formed comprising of technical experts from respective

fields for supporting the PIU (TA&CBDRM):

S.

No.

Technical Task Force

for Members

1. Slope Stabilization

Office Order No. 99/PIU

(TA&CBDRM)/UDRP-

2014 dated 26.06.2014

1. Secretary, PWD/PD, UDRP, GoUk (Chair person)

2. Deputy Director General, Geological Survey of India

3. Officer nominated by Director, Wadia Institute of

Himalayan Geology, Dehradun

4. General Manager, Tehri Hydro Development

Corporation Ltd

5. Officer nominated by Director, Indian Institute for

Remote Sensing (IIRS), Dehradun

6. Chief Engineer, Public Works Department (Garhwal

Division), Uttarakhand

7. Chief Engineer, Irrigation Department, Dehradun

8. Senior Geologist, PWD, Dehradun

9. Executive Director, DMMC, Dehradun

10. Officer nominated by Director, IIT, Roorkee

11. Deputy Director, Geological & Mining, Uttarakhand

12. Program Manager/Deputy Program Manager, PIU

(TA&CBDRM)

2. River Morphology and

River Training Works

Office Order No.

144/PIU

(TA&CBDRM)/ UDRP-

2014 dated 26.08.2014

1. Secretary, Irrigation, Government of Uttarakhand

(Chairman)

2. Secretary, PWD/Program Director, UDRP, GoUK

(Vice-Chairman)

3. Officer nominated by Director, IIT, Roorkee

4. Officer nominated by Director, Indian Institute for

Remote Sensing (IIRS), Dehradun

5. Superintending Engineer, Central Water Commission,

Dehradun

6. Superintending Engineer, Irrigation Research Institute,

Roorkee

7. Chief Engineer, Irrigation Department, Government of

Uttarakhand, Dehradun

8. Officer nominated by Director, Central Water and Soil

Conservation Institute, Dehradun

9. Program Manager/Deputy Program Manager, PIU

(TA&CBDRM) [Coordinator]

3. Multi Hazard Early

Warning System

(MHEW) &

Modernization of

Hydro-Met Observation

in the State

Office Order No.

295/PIU

(TA&CBDRM)/UDRP-

2014 dated 31.03.2015

1. Secretary, PWD/Program Director, UDRP, GoUk

(Chairman)

2. Secretary, Disaster Management & Rehabilitation,


3. Additional Secretary/Program Manager, PIU,

TA&CBDRM

4. Officer nominated by Director, Uttarakhand Space

Application (USAC), Dehradun

5. Director, Indian Metrological Department, Dehradun

6. Superintending Engineer, Central Water Commission,

Dehradun



S.

No.

Technical Task Force

for Members

4. Technical Task Force

for Disaster Risk

Assessment under Office

Order No. 294/PIU

(TA&CBDRM)/ UDRP-

2014 dated 31.03.2015

1. Secretary, PWD/Program Director, UDRP, GoUK

(Chairman)




TA&CBDRM

4. Dr P.K. Champati Rai, Principal Geologist, Indian

Institute of Remote Sensing (IIRS), Dehradun

5. Officer nominated by the Director, IIT, Roorkee

6. Officer nominated by Director, Wadia Institute of

Himalayan Geology, Dehradun

7. Member nominated by Director, Geological Survey of

India, Dehradun

5. Technical Task Force

for Decision Support

System Office Order No.

373/PIU

(TA&CBDRM)/UDRP-

2015 dated 11.06.2015

1. Secretary, PWD/Program Director, UDRP, GoUk

(Chairman)




TA&CBDRM

4. Dr P.K. Champati Rai, Principal Geologist, Indian

Institute of Remote Sensing (IIRS), Dehradun

5. Member nominated by Director, Information

Technology Development Agency, Dehradun



XIV. APPENDIX 3: – TEAM FOR VETTING OF REPORTS

Reports, Design, DPR, BOQ etc submitted by consultant to PIU (TA&CBDRM) are vetted by the

following institute/department of the state-

S.

No.

Name of the

Consultancy Consultancy Firm Vetting Agency

1.

Disaster Risk

Assessment of

Uttarakhand

DHI (Singapore) – ATI

(Thailand) – ERN (Mexico) JV

Indian Institute of Technology

(IIT), Roorkee

2.

River Morphological

Analysis and Design of

River Training and

Bank Protection work in

Uttarakhand

DHI (India) – RITES Ltd JV Irrigation Research Institute

(IRI), Roorkee

3. Slope stabilization and

river training work WAPCOS Ltd (India) THDC India Ltd, Rishikesh

Team of Vetting Agency are:

1. Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Roorkee

S. No. Name of Expert Position in Vetting Team

1. Dr. M. L. Sharma Group Leader

2. Dr. R.S. Jakka Geotechnical Engineer

3. Dr. Yogendra Singh Civil Engineer (Structural)

4. Dr. Manish Shrikhande Earthquake Engineer

5. Dr. N.K. Goel Morphological modeler/analyst

6. Dr. Josodhir Das Geologist

7. Dr. Sandeep Kumar Software Engineer/Data base Specialist

8. Dr. A.K. Saraf RS/GIS Specialist

9. Dr. Z. Rahman Economic Expert

10. Dr. Rajat Agarwal Social Expert

2. Irrigation Research Institute (IRI), Roorkee


1. Mr. D.K. Agarwal Group Leader

2. Asst. Prof. V.K. Verma Civil Engineer (Design)

3. Mr Ajay Sharma Hydrologist

4. Mr.Vimal Garg Morphological modeler/analyst

5. Asst. Prof. Lopamudra Saha Geologist

6. Mr Rahul Singh Environment Specialist

7. Mr. Nilanjan Das Social Expert

8. Mr. Pankaj Sharma Software Engineer/Data base Specialist

9. Mrs. Nandani Chaudhary RS/GIS Specialist



3. THDC India Ltd, Rishikesh


1. Mr. Gajendra Singh Group Leader

2. Mr. Niraj Kumar Agarwal Hydrologist

3. Mr. Pradeep Kumar Civil Engineer (Design)

4. Mr. Ajay Kumar Geologist

5. Mr. Avkesh Kumar Procurement Expert



XV. APPENDIX 4: - HIGH POWER COMMITTEE (HPC) MEETINGS

A. HPC Meetings from April to June, 2017

S.

No. HPC Minutes of Meeting Issued

Meeting

Date

1 PIU PB, and PIU TA&CBDRM: Letter No. 94/PMU/UEAP/2017 dated

17.07.2017

05.07.2017

2 PIU TA&CBDRM, PIU R&B, PIU PB: Letter No. 95/PMU/UEAP/2017

dated 20.07.2017

18.07.2017

3 PIU R&B, PIU PB: Letter No. 122/PMU/UEAP/2017 dated 31.08.2017 23.08.2017

4 PIU R&B & PIU TA&CBDRM: Letter No. 151/PMU/UEAP/2017 dated

21.09.2017

18.09.2017



XVI. APPENDIX 5: - SITE PHOTOGRAPHS

Roads & Bridges Program

Bansu-Tyuri MR Dea Guptkashi

Rudraprayag

Box Type culvert near Garhmirpur Dea tehri-

Chakrata Haridwar

Chepado Bridge Dea Karanprayag Chamoli

RHS A1 Anchor

Kanda Saniaudiya Rawatsera Motor Road,

Bageshwar

Ratura Suspension Bridge DEA Guptkashi

Rudraprayag

Ogla Pathak Gaon narath-Bhagichauri MR

Preparing mix Dea Askot Pithoragah



Public Buildings

Primary School, Anganwadi, Community Center and Health Sub-Center at Kuwari Bageshwar

Primary School Barsu, District Rudraprayag

60 Seater Hostel Building in Govt. P.G College

Agastmuni (SVAGRIHA), District

Rudraprayag

Primary School Gandhari, District Rudraprayag

Construction of State Allopathic Dispensary

Pandukeshwar, District Chamoli



Primary School Timili Badma, District Rudraprayag

Primary School Panjana, District Rudraprayag

Primary School Kaviltha, District Rudraprayag

Govt. Inter College Parkandi, District Rudraprayag

Govt. Inter College Kotgi, District Rudraprayag

Ladies Police Station – Transit Hostel, Srinagar, District

Pauri



3. Technical Assistance & Capacity Building for Disaster Risk Management (TA&CBDRM)

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