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Srinagar.Pdf Timeline to Final Approved Cost Approved Balance LUPCODE Name of Project / Location HPC Meeting Date of HPC Department District complete the (In Cr.) Amount in HPC (In Cr.) Project Construction of 1x30 Mtr Trussed Girder Bridge with Chequered plate decking & side LUP0082 1 03.10.2018 Public Works Deptt. Srinagar 1.77110 0.43110 31.08.2019 approaches at Baghi-i-Mehtab connecting Bund Road Rawalpora “Const of Steel Girder bridge with RCC Deck Slab at Tankipora near DC office Srinagar (Two LUP0083 1 03.10.2018 Public Works Deptt. Srinagar 7.42900 6.10400 31.03.2020 Bridges with carriage way of 5.5 Mtr each ) Construction of suspension Foot Bridge over river Jehlum (1x127 Mtr & 2X 15 Mtr) at Takanwari LUP0084 1 03.10.2018 Public Works Deptt. Srinagar 3.93650 1.30650 31.10.2019 Palpora LUP0085 Constructionof Auditorium cum Conference Hall at Raj Bhavan Srinagar 1 03.10.2018 Public Works Deptt. Srinagar 16.80500 9.32750 31.08.2019 LUP0450 Tangnar 2 10.10.2018 Public Health Engineering Srinagar 148.37000 9.28000 31.05.2019 LUP0451 WSS Sukhnag 2 10.10.2018 Public Health Engineering Srinagar 121.00000 10.00000 31.03.2020 LUP0452 Saidpora Darbagh 2 10.10.2018 Public Health Engineering Srinagar 3.91000 1.28260 31.12.2020 LUP0552 Revival of Woolen Spinning Plant (Shoddy) Solina 2 10.10.2018 Industries & Commerce Deptt Srinagar 5.56000 4.81000 31.07.2019 LUP0553 Re-commissioning of Spinning Mills, Nowshera 2 10.10.2018 Industries & Commerce Deptt Srinagar 5.00000 4.25000 31.07.2019 LUP0554 Completion of Industrial Estate, BAMK 2 10.10.2018 Industries & Commerce Deptt Srinagar 7.78000 6.28000 31.10.2019 LUP0556 Completion of Testing Centre, Zainakot 2 10.10.2018 Industries & Commerce Deptt Srinagar 3.55000 3.25000 31.12.2019 Const of 2x25 + 1x55 mtr span 1.80 M wide foot bridge over Jehlum connecting gundbal Soiteng LUP0914 3 24.10.2018 Public Works Deptt. Srinagar 3.76060 2.71060 31.08.2019 at Batwara with National Highway LUP0915 Construction of community centre at Checki Mehtan, Baghi-i-Mehtab 3 24.10.2018 Public Works Deptt. Srinagar 1.93210 0.54110 31.10.2019 LUP0916 Construction of approach road on Soiteng side of Vethpora Soiteng Bridge 3 24.10.2018 Public Works Deptt. Srinagar 4.73750 4.63750 31.03.2020 Construction of 1x35 Mtr span plate girder bridge on Darbagh to Ehal road across Maloori LUP0917 3 24.10.2018 Public Works Deptt. Srinagar 2.32150 1.00050 31.03.2020 Nallah ( including Approaches) LUP0994 Chachloora tube well scheme 3 24.10.2018 Irrigation & Flood Control Srinagar 0.88000 0.47000 31.03.2021 LUP1010 Construction of additional accommodation for BHSS Zadibal 3 24.10.2018 School Education Deptt. Srinagar 0.75680 0.55680 31.10.2019 LUP1035 Relocation and allignment of House Boats in Dal Lake Dole Demb 4 20.11.2018 Housing & Urban Dev Deptt. Srinagar 29.61000 15.85000 31.03.2021 LUP1200 WSS Naqashband Colony Shah Mohalla 4 20.11.2018 Public Health Engineering Srinagar 3.00000 0.88000 31.12.2020 LUP1201 WSS Faqir Gujri Dara 4 20.11.2018 Public Health Engineering Srinagar 0.87330 0.35000 31.12.2019 LUP1202 Moomin Abad Khanmo 4 20.11.2018 Public Health Engineering Srinagar 2.37000 1.32410 31.12.2020 Revamping of 10.00 MGD Doodganga WTP, 1.15 MGD Mahjoor Nagar WTP, 6.80 MGD Alasteng LUP1203 4 20.11.2018 Public Health Engineering Srinagar 9.99480 9.73810 31.12.2020 WTP, 19 MGD Nishat WTP LUP1204 Improvement & extention of pipe system ( Doodganga & Mehjoor Nagar) 4 20.11.2018 Public Health Engineering Srinagar 5.12142 4.58392 31.12.2020 LUP1205 Improvement & extention of pipe netwrok of Nishat System 4 20.11.2018 Public Health Engineering Srinagar 4.47580 4.18220 31.12.2020 LUP1206 Improvement & extention of pipe netwrok( Alesteng & part of Rangil System) 4 20.11.2018 Public Health Engineering Srinagar 3.31860 3.05550 31.12.2020 Construction of 4.75 Mtr span RCC culvert at Novbugh Gulab Bagh including construction of LUP1270 4 20.11.2018 Public Works Deptt. Srinagar 1.34360 1.24360 31.08.2019 protection works and development of approaches Construction/Upgradation of New Theed Mulnar road, Badamibagh Sheep road, Badadiya link LUP1271 4 20.11.2018 Public Works Deptt. Srinagar 8.07540 7.72540 31.12.2019 road, Baba Ghulam-u-Din road and other allied links in the area LUP1294 Transport Bhawan, Bemina 4 20.11.2018 Transport Deptt. Srinagar 6.97960 4.62460 31.03.2020 Providing of electric infrastructure with multiple and redundency and UPS and Generator LUP1466 5 12.12.2018 Power Development Deptt Srinagar 4.50000 2.38000 30.09.2019 backup along with illumination in and around Hazratbal Shrine Providing of LED High Mast Lights at major road crossing/chowks for Srinagar city and other LUP1467 5 12.12.2018 Power Development Deptt Srinagar 8.10010 7.15010 31.04.2019 town areas (includig luminaries) Providing of Heritage Street Lighting around dal lake from Dal Lock Gate along Boulevard LUP1468 5 12.12.2018 Power Development Deptt Srinagar 9.98000 8.43000 30.06.2019 Nishat Foreshore Road upto Hazratbal (incl. Luminaries) Overhauling desludging of 10 No. Transformers at 450 MVA, 220/132/33 KV Grid station, LUP1469 5 12.12.2018 Power Development Deptt Srinagar 2.91920 2.41920 30.06.2019 Zainakote Underground Lt network/aerial bunched HT cable around Jamia Masjid with providing of DG LUP1470 5 12.12.2018 Power Development Deptt Srinagar 2.03470 1.03470 30.09.2019 set LUP1486 NTPHC Zewan 5 12.12.2018 Health & Medical Education Srinagar 3.34000 1.58000 31.10.2019 Upgradation of I/E Zakura including Power Infrastructure by Augmentation of Electrical LUP1496 5 12.12.2018 Industries & Commerce Deptt Srinagar 4.78000 1.98000 30.09.2019 Infrastructre to cater future demand LUP1602 Revamping of 4 MGD Water Treatment Plant at Pokhribal 5 12.12.2018 Public Health Engineering Srinagar 1.92000 1.86000 31.12.2020 LUP1603 Construction of State Level Water testing Laboratory at Zainakote 5 12.12.2018 Public Health Engineering Srinagar 6.37330 3.69210 31.12.2020 LUP1639 Renovation/Additional alteration of SKISC Srinagar 5 12.12.2018 Youth Services & Sports Deptt Srinagar 17.01000 14.76000 31.08.2019 LUP1640 Construction of Multipurpose Indoor Sports Hall at Polo Ground Srinagar 5 12.12.2018 Youth Services & Sports Deptt Srinagar 5.00000 3.50000 31.10.2019 LUP1641 Construction of Pavilion block at Gani Memorial Stadium Srinagar 5 12.12.2018 Youth Services & Sports Deptt Srinagar 1.57000 1.43000 30.11.2019 LUP1642 Development of play field at Harinambal Natipora 5 12.12.2018 Youth Services & Sports Deptt Srinagar 1.03000 0.73000 30.11.2019 LUP1643 Renovation / Upgradation of Saifuddin Club SKISC Srinagar 5 12.12.2018 Youth Services & Sports Deptt Srinagar 0.81000 0.71000 31.06.2019 LUP1648 Construction of Syposium at Main Campus Shalimar SKUAST-K 6 28.02.2019 Agriculture Production Srinagar 9.00000 2.61890 31.05.2019 LUP1649 Construction of Girls Hostel Shuhama Alustang SKUAST-K 6 28.02.2019 Agriculture Production Srinagar 5.30000 2.80000 31.05.2019 LUP1650 Constuction of Girls Hostel Shalimar SKUAST-K 6 28.02.2019 Agriculture Production Srinagar 5.30000 2.85000 28.02.2020 LUP1651 Constuction of Lab cum Office Block B,Shalimar SKUAST-K 6 28.02.2019 Agriculture Production Srinagar 11.00000 1.05650 31.05.2019 LUP1698 Construction of Commerce/Mathematics Block, Amar Singh College 6 28.02.2019 Higher Education Srinagar 8.97000 8.97000 31.12.2020 LUP1699 Construction of PG Block-Islamia College Hawal 6 28.02.2019 Higher Education Srinagar 12.37030 8.37030 31.12.2020 LUP1703 Comprehensive Sewerage Scheme Srinagar 6 28.02.2019 Housing & Urban Dev Deptt. Srinagar 154.69000 42.35000 31.03.2021 LUP1738 Construction of existing common efflent Treatment Plant (60 KLD + ZLD) at Shalteng 6 28.02.2019 Industries & Commerce Deptt Srinagar 1.80000 1.77000 31.03.2020 Construction of existing common efflent Treatment Plant Phase III (500 KLD+ ZLD) at I.C LUP1740 6 28.02.2019 Industries & Commerce Deptt Srinagar 7.50000 7.45000 31.03.2020 Khunmoh Construction of Sewerage and Drainage Disposal System for Industrial Effluents at Industrial LUP1741 6 28.02.2019 Industries & Commerce Deptt Srinagar 4.00000 3.96000 31.03.2020 Complex, Khunmoh, Phase I and III Construction of Sewerage and Drainage Disposal System for Industrial Effluents at Industrial LUP1742 6 28.02.2019 Industries & Commerce Deptt Srinagar 0.50000 0.48000 31.03.2020 Complex, Shalteng Construction of Reading Room cum Reference Library & other additional works in Media LUP1745 6 28.02.2019 Information Deptt Srinagar 2.28340 2.08340 31.12.2019 Complex, Srinagar Widening/04-lanning of Bemina Budgam road fromT atoo Ground crossing to Bemina Byepass LUP1955 6 28.02.2019 Public Works Deptt. Srinagar 8.96570 8.69570 30.09.2020 Crossing ( Phase-I) LUP2122 Const. of KGBV Srinagar Panchkarwari 6 28.02.2019 School Education Deptt. Srinagar 1.37390 0.44690 31.10.2019 Completion of deficient infrastructure pointed out by AICTE in Kashmir Govt. Polytechnic LUP2144 6 28.02.2019 Skill Development Department Srinagar 0.52220 0.49920 31.10.2019 Srinagar Completion of deficient infrastructure pointed out by AICTE in Govt. Women Polytechnic LUP2145 6 28.02.2019 Skill Development Department Srinagar 0.52220 0.12000 31.10.2019 Srinagar LUP2189 Execution of various works at Artificial Turf TRC Football Ground Srinagar 6 28.02.2019 Youth Services & Sports Deptt Srinagar 4.31000 4.31000 30.11.2019 LUP2190 Restoration of Basketball Courts at SKMASC Gindun Rajbagh 6 28.02.2019 Youth Services & Sports Deptt Srinagar 0.50000 0.50000 31.08.2019 Restoration of play field at Amar singh college 14.7 kanals by way of levelling of ground and LUP2193 6 28.02.2019 Youth Services & Sports Deptt Srinagar 0.08000 0.08000 31.10.2019 cutting of wild grass.
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