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Completed Schemes 2013-14.Xlsx List of Completed Schemes (PHED) 2013-14 G.S. Cost Name of the Scheme District No Rs in Million 1 Urban Water Supply Scheme Daultala Rawalpindi 105.845 2 Urban Water Supply Scheme Kahuta Rawalpindi 196.785 3 Water Supply Scheme Talagang (2nd Chakwal 45.984 Revised) 4 Rehabilitation of Water Supply Scheme Jhelum 22.695 Khewra 5 Augmentation of Urban Water Supply and Jhelum 46.937 Sewerage Scheme Dina 6 PC-II Conducting Study for Designing of Sargodha 8.000 Water Supply Sewerage/System alongwith Treatment Plant of Sargodha City 7 Urban Water Supply Scheme Bhalwal City Sargodha 77.273 8 Water Supply Scheme Kot Momin Sargodha 124.849 9 Comprehensive Water Supply & Sewerage Khushab 253.816 Scheme Khushab 10 Water Supply/Sewerage/PCC Streets & M.B.Din 98.645 Drains Mandi Bahauddin City 11 Rehabilitation of Urban Water Supply and Sheikhupura 97.141 Sewerage Drainage / Construction of Streets Scheme Ferozewala, 12 Rehabiliatation of Urban Water Supply and Sheikhupura 88.036 Sewerage / Drainage Construction of Streets Scheme Kot Abdul Malik 13 Urban Water Supply Scheme Safdarabad Sheikhupura 33.042 14 Water Supply Scheme for Shah Kot Town Nankana Sahib 180.875 in NA-135, District Nankana Sahib. 15 Urban Water Supply & Sewerage/ Drainage Kasur 415.260 Scheme Phool Nagar 16 Water Supply Scheme Chunian (Amended) Kasur 199.874 17 Water Supply Scheme in Pattoki Kasur 173.397 18 Replacement of Outlived / Old Damage Kasur 132.204 Pipe Lines, District , Kasur 19 Urban Water Supply Scheme for Pir Mahal T.T. Singh 321.427 Tehsil Kamalia, District T.T. Singh. G.S. Cost Name of the Scheme District No Rs in Million 20 Rehabilitation of Urban Water Supply and Khanewal 50.000 Sewerage Scheme for Town Abdul Hakeem City (Through Summary, dated 06.12.2012) 21 Replacement of outlived / damaged pipline Sahiwal 85.034 in Sahiwal. (Through Summary, dated 06.12.2012) 22 Improvement of Water Supply Scheme Okara 103.213 Haveli Lakha (Supplementary Grant/Chief Minister directive Scheme). 23 Rehabilitation and Agumentation of Water Bahawalpur 248.789 Supply Scheme, Bahawalpur 24 Water Supply Scheme/ Replacement of old Bahawalnagar 156.327 damaged Pipelines, Tehsil Chishtian, Dsitt: Bahawalnagar (Revised). 25 Urban Water Supply Scheme,Muzaffargarh M/Garh 419.689 (Ammended) 26 Urban Water Supply and Sanitation Pakpattan 643.061 Scheme,Pakpattan and Arifwala City. 27 Urban Sewerage Scheme, Talagang City, Chakwal 76.546 District Chakwal. 28 Urban Sewerage Scheme Chakwal City. Chakwal 185.459 29 Comprehensive Sewerage Scheme Sargodha 183.362 Bhalwal Colonies 30 Urban Sewerage / Drainage Scheme Esa Mianwali 97.996 Khel, Distt. Mianwali 31 Urban Sewerage Drainage Scheme Gujranwala 248.575 Kamoke, District Gujranwala. 32 Urban Sewerage/Drainage Scheme and Gujranwala 49.435 Provision of PCC Pavement in Mohallah Karimabad Ghakhar 33 Study and preparation of comprehensive Gujranwala 92.097 plan of Urban Water Supply, Sewerage Scheme and Sewerage treatment Plant. 34 Provision of Sewerage System Lala Musa Gujrat 167.625 Distt: Gujrat 35 Urban Drainage, PCC Scheme kot Abdul Sheikhupura 137.597 Malik & Ferozewala 36 Comprehensive Sewerage/Drainage Sheikhupura 199.991 Scheme Sheikhupura Phase-II & III G.S. Cost Name of the Scheme District No Rs in Million 37 Rehabilitation of Urban Sewerage/ Sheikhupura 199.734 Drainage/Sanitation Scheme Wandala Dial Singh UC 30-31 38 Urban Sewerage/Drainage Scheme Sheikhupura 489.045 Muridke. 39 Urban Drainage Scheme / PCC Scheme Sheikhupura 95.617 Manawala District Sheikhupura 40 Construction of PCC & Tuff Tiles in Phool Kasur 114.043 Nagar 41 Comprehensive Sewerage Scheme B/Nagar 182.066 Haroonabad. 42 Comprehensive Urban Sewerage Scheme B/Nagar 199.847 Bahawalnagar. 43 Improvement and augmentation of Urban Bahawalpur 87.000 Sewerage Scheme Ahmad Pur East, District Bahawalpur 44 Urban Sewerage Scheme Fateh Pur, Tehsil Layyah 122.973 Karore Lal Easin, District Layyah. 45 Improvement of Sewerage Scheme Hujra Okara 159.421 Shah Muqeem (Chief Minister Summary Scheme). 46 Improvement of Sewerage Scheme Haveli Okara 199.904 Lakha (Supplementary Grant/Chief Minister directive Scheme). 47 Extension / Rehabilitation of Sewerage Okara 107.295 Scheme Okara City. 48 Extension / Rehabilitation of Sewerage Sahiwal 193.181 Scheme Sahiwal City. 49 Urban Sewerage Scheme, Burewala Ph-II. Vehari 173.990 50 Water Supply Scheme Dhaman Syedan. Rawalpindi 158.968 51 Rehabilitiation of Rural Water Supply Rawalpindi 5.587 Scheme Kotli Satian Bazaar & Rehabilitiation of Water Supply Scheme Sambli Tajjal. 52 Rehabilitation of Rural Water Supply Rawalpindi 4.026 Scheme Narali Kasswali Tehsil Gujar Khan District Rawalpindi 53 Reh: of Rural Water Supply Scheme Rawalpindi 13.128 Balawal 54 Reh: of Rural Water Supply Scheme Maira Rawalpindi 18.353 Khurd Mira Kalan 55 Reh: of Rural Water Supply Scheme Safair Rawalpindi 9.539 56 Rehabilitiation of Rural Water supply Rawalpindi 8.865 scheme Wanni Gujjran, Distt Rawalpindi. G.S. Cost Name of the Scheme District No Rs in Million 57 Rural Water Supply & Drainage Scheme Rawalpindi 6.600 Dera Khalsa Tehsil & District Rawalpindi 58 Rural Water Supply & Drainage Scheme Rawalpindi 20.268 Ghareeba Tehsil & District Rawalpindi 59 Rehabilitation of Rural Water Supply Rawalpindi 26.871 Scheme Shakrial 60 Rehabilitation of Rural Water Supply Rawalpindi 83.188 Scheme Kalar Syedan Tehsil Kalar Syedan 61 Rehabilitation of Rural Water Supply & Rawalpindi 26.901 Drainage Scheme Sagri 62 Rural Water Supply Scheme Dhamial Rawalpindi 45.008 63 Water Supply Scheme Rehmatabad Rawalpindi 27.823 64 Rural Water Supply & Sewerage Scheme Rawalpindi 13.755 Mohra Bakhtan Tehsil Kallar Syedan District Rawalpindi 65 Rehabilitation of Rural Water Supply Chakwal 5.197 Scheme Kot Iqbal, Chakwal. 66 Rural Water Supply Scheme and Khushab 59.953 sewerage/ Drainage Scheme Gunjial 67 Rural Water Supply Scheme Nokhar. Gujranwala 18.781 68 Construction of Rural Water Supply Gujrat 29.782 Scheme at Karianwala. Tehsil & Distt. Gujrat. 69 Replacement of Out Lived/Damaged pipe Sialkot 11.818 lines in Pasrur City 70 Rural Water Supply & Drainage Scheme at Sheikhupura 77.021 Kot Pindi Das, District Sheikhupra 71 Rehabilitation of Water Supply and Sheikhupura 37.270 drainage Scheme Joyanwala and Adjoing abadies 72 Rehabilitation of Water Supply & Sanitation Sheikhupura 22.118 Scheme, Kharianwala. 73 Rural Water Supply Scheme Theing More Kasur 73.694 (Ellahabad) 74 Reh: of Water Supply Scheme Khara Kasur 37.554 75 Reh: of Water Supply Scheme Hallar Key Kasur 29.642 Pemar 76 Reh: of Water Supply Scheme Dholan Kasur 17.451 Chak No. 7 G.S. Cost Name of the Scheme District No Rs in Million 77 Rural Water Supply and Drainage Scheme Kasur 24.494 Chah Kalalan Walal, District Kasur 78 Rural Water Supply and Drainage Scheme Kasur 29.899 Olakh & Bunga Blochan, District Kasur 79 Rural Water Supply and Drainage Scheme Kasur 21.788 Jalayke, District Kasur 80 Rehabilitation Water Supply Scheme Thathi Mianwali 6.571 Miana 81 Rural Water Supply Scheme Chak No. Faisalabad 12.823 469/GB 82 New Water Supply Scheme Chak T.T.Singh 56.600 No.304/GB, 304-1/2GB, 303/GB, 318/GB, 344/GB, 345/GB & 346/GB. (Phase-II) 83 Reh. of R/W/S/S chak No. 8-9/1-L. Okara 127.389 84 Rehabilitation & Augmentation of Water Pakpattan 97.616 Supply Scheme at Qaboola Town, District Pakpattan. 85 Rehabilitation of Rural Water Supply Sahiwal 53.544 Scheme,Harappa. 86 Rehabilitation Rural Water Supply Scheme Multan 36.908 Jehangirabad 87 Construction of Water Supply Scheme, in Multan 44.755 Chak No. 15/F & Azafi Abadi. 88 Rural Water Supply Scheme,Chak No.59/4- B/Nagar 8.094 R 89 Construction of PCC Streets and Drain in Rawalpindi 10.000 Dhoke Thathial, Lala Rukh Shah Jewan, Quaid-e-Azam Colony UC Lakhan 90 Sewerage Scheme at Salam Sargodha 29.943 91 Construction of Streets and drains at Gujranwala 65.960 Linepar Tibba Kamoke (Revised) 92 Ext: Rural Drainage Scheme Nokhar. Gujranwala 33.318 (Revised) 93 Rural Drainage Scheme & PCC at Marri Gujranwala 22.293 Bhindran 94 Rural Drainage Scheme & PCC at Khan Gujranwala 20.549 Musliman 95 Rural Drainage Scheme Noshera Virkan Gujranwala 49.699 96 Rural Drainage Scheme Aulakh Bhaiky Gujranwala 28.908 97 Rural Drainage / PCC Scheme Jallan Gujranwala 49.495 G.S. Cost Name of the Scheme District No Rs in Million 98 Drainage/Sewerage and Water Supply M.B.Din 65.000 Scheme of Mangat and Rasul 99 Rural Drainage Scheme Village Dhodo Narowal 27.420 Chak Kholian, Sood Gujran, Ladial, Mewandey khothey UC Dhodo Cha 100 Village Chakra, Hamrial, Terah, Harrar Narowal 23.940 Kalan & Khurd Gjgal UC Sarjal 101 Construction of Streets & Drain in Village Narowal 19.702 Ghaziwal. 102 Rural Drainage and Sanitation Scheme Burj Sheikhupura 36.210 Attari, Tehsil Ferozewala, District Sheikhupura. 103 Rural Drainage and Sanitation Scheme Sheikhupura 93.911 Dhaka Nizampura (UC-32), Tehsil Ferozewala, District Sheikhupura. (Revised) 104 Rehabilitation of Streets of Narang Mandi Sheikhupura 88.768 Town 105 Rural Drainage Scheme Khara (Revised). Kasur 21.764 106 Extension Sewerage / Drainage Scheme Kasur 96.316 Theing More (Ellahabad) 107 Rural Drainage Scheme Gaggar. Kasur 45.055 108 Rural Drainage Scheme Sarhali Khurd Kasur 21.182 109 Rural Drainage Scheme Chatianwala Kasur 29.559 110 Rural Drainage Scheme Arrora Kasur 29.971 111 Rural Drainage Scheme Rai kalaan Kasur 18.353 112 Rural Drainage Scheme Daftu Kasur 29.842 113 Sewerage Scheme Changa Manga, Kasur 62.744 114 Sewerage/Drainage Scheme, Habibabad Kasur 99.998 115 Rural Drainage Scheme Lamby Jagir, Kasur 29.585 Lambay Matam and Lakhanke 116 Rural Drainage Scheme Sarai Cheemba, Kasur 29.955 Nathay Khalsam, Nathay Jagir and Dina Nath Chak No. 66 117 Rural Drainage Scheme Bhoe Asal Kasur 24.432 118 Rural Drainage Scheme Gandian Kasur 29.622 Gurdwara, Kot Noor Muhammad and Kot Mewat G.S. Cost Name of the Scheme District No Rs in Million 119 Rural Drainage Scheme Chak No.
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