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Sikkim Priority List 2010-11 Sikkim Priority List 2010-11 S. Name of the Project Estimat ed Department No. Cost (Rs. in Crore) 1. Augment ation of District Hos pit al 32. 73 Health Ca re, Health Services & Fa mily Wel fare 2. Constr uction of Ad ministra tive Block 12. 60 -do - District Hospitals (Gyalshing, Namchi Mangan) 3. Constr uction of St airway to Heaven 15. 00 Cultural Affai rs & Daram din, West Sikkim Heritage 4. Wa ter Supp ly Schem e for Sa tell ite 130.00 Water Sec urity & Township of Gangtok at Ranka – Public Health S. Name of the Project Estimat ed Department No. Cost (Rs. in Crore) Rumt ek in East Sikkim Engineeri ng 5. Wa ter Supp ly Schem e for Nam thang 30. 00 -do - in South Sikkim 6. Water Dist ribution Netwo rk for 25. 00 -do - Singtam Town in East Sikkim 7. Sewera ge System for Pakyong in East 20. 00 -do - Sikkim 8. Water Su pply Sc heme for Melli Bazar 10. 00 -do - in South Sikkim 9. Water Supply Sc heme for Kaluk - 22. 00 -do - Rinchenpong in West Sikkim 10. Rural Water Supply Sch em e for 13. 27 Rural Tashiding, Arithang Chongrang and Management Gerethang GPU in West Sikkim Development 11. Rural Wa ter Sup ply Sche me for Amba, 9.25 -do - Taza and parts of Linkey Tareythang GPU in East Sikkim 12. Beau tif ica tion and De velo pment of 6.93 -do - Kabi Lungchok in North Sikkim 13. Develop ment of Riversi de Amuseme nt 29. 00 Touri sm Part at Marchak-Saramsa in East Sikkim 14. Develop ment of an Integrat ed Tourism 13. 25 Touri sm Facilitation Centre at Sherathang near Nathula in East Sikkim 15. Pr ovidi ng and la ying Jhora works to 9.56 Urban Hospital Jhora & Community Hall Development & Jhora at Gangtok Development 16. Providi ng fitting & fixing of heavy duty 5.00 Urban iron gratings on top of the storm Development & water drainage system along NH 31A Development from White Hall to Ranipool, Gangtok 17. Upgrad ati on of Ro ad and dr ainage 3.32 -do - system from North Sikkim Highway – SBI junction to Chaday Golai through Middle Bazaar at Mangan, North Sikkim 18. Estim ate for MSW treatment plant and 11. 73 -do - Compost Production plant at Sipchu in West Sikkim 19. Constr uct ion of Mu ltipurpose Hall cum 25. 50 Human Resou rce Classroom in various Senior Development Secondary Schools in Sikkim 20. Moder nization of electric al network in 10.40 Energy & Power S. Name of the Project Estimat ed Department No. Cost (Rs. in Crore) and arou nd Melli Bazaar, South Sikkim 21. Remo del ling, au gmentat ion & 8.99 -do - modernization of T&D network of Ranipool Bazaar upto Setipool in East Sikkim 22. Moder niza tion of electric al network in 15. 86 -do - and around Jorethang Bazaar & Naya Bazaar 23. Conve rsi on of Overhead line into 15. 00 -do - underground cable & upgradation of existing distribution system including street lighting at Rangpo Town & adjoining areas 24. Conversion of overhead line into 21. 00 -do - underground cable & upgradation of existing distribution system of Singtam and adjoining area including installation of additional 10MVA substation at Top akhani 25. Conve rsi on of ex isting 440 V.L.T. 5.23 -do - distribution overhead lines including service connections into underground cable system at Gyalshing Bazaar and its su rrou nding areas 26. Design, supply,erection, testing & 10. 24 -do - commissioning of 11/66 KV switchyard at Lachung to Maltin with additional bay at Maltin, North Sikkim 27. Design, supply, erection, testing & 10.88 Energy & Power commissioning of 11/66 KV switchyard at Rabomchu HEP with 2x5 MVA, 11/66 KV transformer and construction of 66 KV transmission line from Rabomchu to Maltin with additional bay in Maltin, North Sikkim 28. Augment ation of 66/11 KV, 2.5 MVA 8.55 -do - Phodong sub-station to 5MVA and replacement of all electrical equipments, North Sikkim 29. Constr uction of Sahishnu Sarani 23. 12 Bui ldin gs & (Walk way) at Solop hok Dham, Namchi Housing 30. Constr uction of Governo r’s 3.00 -do - Secr etari at - Cu m-Gue st House 31. Constr uct ion of District Ci rcuit House 18. 00 -do - S. Name of the Project Estimat ed Department No. Cost (Rs. in Crore) at Namchi, Gy alshi ng & Mangan 32. Constr uct ion of Pa rking faci li ty cum 9.30 -do - office building behind Nirman Bhawan, Gangtok 33. Wideni ng and Upgr adation of 19. 00 Roa ds & Bridg es Chumbung -Chakung Road 34. Double lanning of Namc hi-Manpur 20. 00 -do- Road 35. Wideni ng and impr ove ment of 12. 00 -do - Ravangla -Ralang Road 36. Wideni ng and impr ove ment of 40. 00 -do - Rumtek-Sang Road 37. Upgrad ati on of Rumtek -Ray -Ranka 30. 00 -do - Road 38. Upgrad ati on and strengthe ning of 2.41 -do - Dorang Namphong Road 1 & 2 Km in East Sikkim TOTAL 707 .12 .
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