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TS for 2009-10 Technical Sanction issued for the year 2009 - 2010 TS AS TS No. File No. Division Name of Work Amount TS Date AS No. Amount(In (In Lakhs) Lakhs) 1 1/CE/R/2009-10/4 CE/R&B12853/2007 Thiruvananthapuram Vadasserikkonam-Palamkonam road 0/00-5/00 86.00 5/5/2009 G.O.(Rt.)No. 392/2007/PWD 75 2 2/CE/R/2009-10/5 CE(R&B)NB13/41/2007 Thrissur Ala Gothuruthu Bridge 625.00 13-05-2009 G O (Rt) No.291/2008/PWD 532 Impts to Kuzhimavu- 504 Colony-Punchavayal- 3 3/CE/R/2009-10/6 CE/R&B/1186/KTM/09 Kottayam 337.00 14-05-2009 G.O.(Rt) No.234/2009/PWD 325 Karinilam road km 0/000 to 12/250 Impts to Thalavadi Kottamkulangara to Punnamada 4 4/CE/R/2009-10/7 CE/R&B/ALP/4494/06 Alappuzha 72.00 15-05-2009 G.O.(Rt) No.380/2009/PWD 71 Nehru Trophy Starting point Improvements to Town roads in Alappuzha (WCNB 5 5/CE/R/2009-10/8 CE/R&B/ALP/3743/04 Alappuzha 99.75 18-05-2009 G.O.(Rt) No.379/2009/PWD 99.75 road,WCSB road) 6 6/CE/R/2009-10/9 CE/R&B/BW/PTA/5832/05 Pathanamthitta Konni-SCR Station-Anakuthu-Kummannor road 50.00 18-05-2009 G.O.(Rt)No.86/2005/PWD 45 Improvements to Ullayam Kanam road ch 0/000 to 7 7/CE/R/2009-10/10 CE/R&B/2254/09/KTM Kottayam 50.50 18-05-2009 G.O.(Rt) No.251/2009/PWD 50 4/100 Improvements of Kaniyaravayal Malapattom 8 8/CE/R/2009-10/12 CE/R&B/KNR/4428/2009 Kannur Munambukadavu Mayyil Roads II Reach km 6/000 86.25 18-05-2009 G.O.(Rt) No.354/2009/PWD 75 to9/340 in Kannur District. 9 9/CE/R/2009-10/13 CE/R&B/KSD/4474/2009 Kasargode Perdudhe Munoor road 100. 00 22-05 - 2009 G. O. (Rt) No. 888/2008/PWD 100 Improvements to Thulissery-Nileshwar-Azhithala 10 10/CE/R/2009-10/14 CE/R&B/Tsunami/TRP/KSD Kasargode 56.00 23-05-2009 GO (Rt) No.357/2009/PWD 60 road Formation of Bypass road to Ottappalam town connecting Palakkad-Ponnani road, Ottappalam- 11 11/CE/R/2009-10/15 CE/R&B/PKD/2423/09 Palakkad 2.25 23-05-2009 G.O.(Rt) No.1996/2008/PWD 500 Perinthalmanna road and construction of a bridge at Kakkathodu Straightening curves and Improvements to Kuttoth 12 12/CE/R/2009-10/16 CE/R&B/KKD/4514/09 Kozhikode 57.50 23-05-2009 G.O.(Rt) No.351/2009/PWD 50 Attakundu Kadavu road km 0/000 to 8/000 Development and Improvements of Parellel road to 13 13/CE/R/2009-10/17 CE/R&B/WYD/4600/2009 Wayanad Kozhikkode Kollegal NH 212 in Sulthan Bathery 360.00 25-05-2009 G.O.(Rt) No.351/2009/PWD 355 Town in Waynad district CE/R&B/4740/2009/PWD/K Construction of bypass road from Thalassery New 14 14/CE/R/2009-10/19 Kannur 115.00 25-05-2009 GO (Rt) No.337/2009/PWD 100 NR Busstand to O V road crossing MM Road Impts to Parapram Olayambalam 6th mile road 15 15/CE/R/2009-10/20 CE/R&B/KNR/4738/2009/ Kannur 218.50 25-05-2009 G.O.(Rt) No.343/2009/PWD 190 between km 0/000 to 9/405 in Kannur Chala Thannada Poduvachery road km 2/500 to 16 16/CE/R/2009-10/21 CE/R&B/KNR/4742/2009 Kannur 86.25 28-05-2009 G.O.(Rt) No.343/2009/PWD 75 4/000 New Bypass road from Thankalam junction to CE/R&B/MVA/12870/07- 17 17/CE/R/2009-10/22 Muvattupuzha Kozhippily junction crossing NH 49 from ch 0/000 to 240.00 28-05-2009 G.O.(Rt) No.83/2009/PWD 580 Part 2/811 Mulayam water tank kootala junction and 18 18/CE/R/2009-10/23 CE/R&B/TCR/4665/09 Thrissur 135.00 28-05-2009 G.O.(Rt) No.176/2009/PWD 125 Pallikkandam junction at oh 0/000 to 5/450 Construction of bridge at Cheruvanchery puzha 19 19/CE/R/2009-10/24 CE/R&B/KNR/3399/2009 Kannur near Kandanthor in Kadannappally-Panapuzha 287.00 28-05-2009 G.O.(Rt) No.355/2009/PWD 260 Gramapanchayath Page 1 TS AS TS No. File No. Division Name of Work Amount TS Date AS No. Amount(In (In Lakhs) Lakhs) Impts to Pallikunnu Kottali road between km 0/000 20 20/CE/R/2009-10/25 CE/R&B/KNR/4736/2009 Kannur to 2/468 and kannur kakkad pulluppy road between 115.00 28-05-2009 G.O.(Rt) No.343/2009/PWD 100 km 0/000 to 2/832 Impts to Vengad Chemalassery Road 0/000 to 21 21/CE/R/2009-10/26 CE/R&B/MNJ/4357/09 Manjeri 115.00 29-05-2009 G.O.(Rt) No.320/2009/PWD 100 11/963 (Portion from km 0/000 to 7/000) INVESTIGATION ESTIMATE -Part T.S - 22 22/CE/R/2009-10/27 CE/R&B/ALP/1187/09 Alappuzha Construction of a cartable bridge at 2.00 28-05-2009 G O (Rt) No 2049/08/PWD 50 Kadeessakadavu across Karipuzha canal 23 23/CE/R/2009-10/28 CE(R&B)NB14/39/08 Ernakulam Thenkode bridge 140.00 22-05-2009 GO(Rt) N0.459/2007/PWD 200 24 24/CE/R/2009-10/29 CE(R&B)NB14/36/08 Ernakulam Inchiyoor bridge in Chathamattom Oorankuzhy 370.00 22-05-2009 GO(Rt) N0.459/2007/PWD 400 Impts to Kalampoor-Parethazham-Myloor road km 25 25/CE/R/2009-10/30 CE(R&B)NB14/107/08 Muvattupuzha 195.00 23-05-2009 G.O.(Rt) No.1114/2008/PWD 200 0/000 to 4/000 Chennad-MalikaDevi KshethramVeilukananpara G O (Rt) No. 26 26/CE/R/2009-10/31 CE(R&B)NB14/58/08 Kottayam 410.00 23-05-2009 400 road 1330/2007/PWD 27 27/CE/R/2009-10/32 CE(R&B)NB14/106/08 Muvattupuzha Impts to Paipra-Nellikuzhy road km 0/000 to 9/600 410.00 22-05-2009 G.O.(Rt) No.1114/2008/PWD 500 28 28/CE/R/2009-10/33 CE(R&B)NB14/23/08 Kozhikode Karamoola Jn-Thekkumkudy-Maramchandny road 400.00 23-05-2009 G.O.(Rt) No.273/2008/PWD 350 Providing BM and BC over town roads in Alappuzha 29 29/CE/R/2009-10/34 CE/R&B/ALP/4082/05 Alappuzha stage I CCSB, CCNB, Cyriyan church road- 375.00 30-05-2009 G.O.(Rt) No.381/2009/PWD 375 Ambalappuzha Branch road and Vazhicherry road. 30 30/CE/R/2009-10/35 CE(R&B)NB14/38/07 Ernakulam Paithuruthu Bridge 309.00 22-05-2009 GO(Rt) N0.459/2007/PWD 330 Improvements to Thottappadampady Puliyampilly 31 31/CE/R/2009-10/36 CE/R&B/MVA/11417/2009 Muvattupuzha 60.00 4/6/2009 G.O.(Rt) No.136/2009/PWD 60 salem road Km 0/000 to 4/000 32 32/CE/R/2009-10/37 CE(R&B)NB13/87/2008 Kollam Impts to Kilikolloor-Perinadu road 0/00 to 4/450 220.00 2/6/2009 G.O (Rt) No.1069/2007/PWD 200 33 33/CE/R/2009-10/38 CE(R&B)NB14/49/07 Kollam Pavumba Bridge 180.00 2/6/2009 GO(Rt) N0.459/2007/PWD 100 34 34/CE/R/2009-10/39 CE(R&B)NB14/147/09 Thrissur Construction of Pullethara bridge 395.00 30-05-2009 G.O.(Rt) No.339/2008/PWD 330 35 35/CE/R/2009-10/40 CE(R&B)NB14/8/08 Pathanamthitta Constn of Seethathodu bridge 300.00 1/6/2009 G.O (Rt) No.79/2008/PWD 218 Rajakkad Myiladumpara road via Vattakkannipara 36 36/CE/R/2009-10/41 CE(R&B)NB14/67/08 Idukki 782.00 1/6/2009 G O (Rt) No. 876/2008/PWD 750 Thinkalkadavu 0/000 to 16/000 km road Vengalloor Mundanmudi Road - 3rd reach 37 37/CE/R/2009-10/42 CE(R&B)NB14/74/08 Idukki 225.00 30-05-2009 GO(Rt) N0.459/2007/PWD 200 (Vannapuram to Mundanmudi) Con. of 6x6 span 4 cell box culvert across G O (Rt) No. 38 38/CE/R/2009-10/43 CE(R&B)NB14/88/08 Alappuzha Pulikkadavu thodu at 35/500 km of AC road 190.00 30-05-2009 176 1330/2007/PWD karumady-Vilakkumaram road 39 39/CE/R/2009-10/44 CE(R&B)NB14/56/08 Thiruvananthapuram Chellanji bridge 1100.00 1/6/2009 G O (Rt) No. 80/2008/PWD 1372 40 40/CE/R/2009-10/45 CE(R&B)NB14/53/08 Palakkad Kanjikode Malampuzha road 559.00 1/6/2009 GO(Rt) N0.459/2007/PWD 480 Impts to Vilangad Panome-Pulluvai road KM 0/000 41 41/CE/R/2009-10/46 CE(R&B)NB15/52/09 Kozhikode 290.00 1/6/2009 G.O.(Rt) No.1502/2008/PWD 200 to 4/000 42 42/CE/R/2009-10/47 CE(R&B)NB14/137/08 Idukki Thalacode-Blathikavala road-12KM 535.00 30-05-2009 G.O.(Rt) No.1729/2008/PWD 540 Page 2 TS AS TS No.
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