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Permission for Laying of 200 Dia DI K7 Water Supply Pipeline by MP UTA Wests TTA Ue LUT (asa Uftaet sik asrnt dares, Het TAT ) NATIONAL HIGHWAYS AUTHORITY OF INDIA (Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, Govt. of India) gata rater / REGIONAL OFFICE am $-2/167, ate aicirh, sateria tea Ver H ure, wlave (w. ) 462016 BHARATMALA E-2/167, Arera Colony, Near Habibganj Railway Station, Bhopal (M.P.) 462016 ROAD TO PROSPERITY GeHTa/Phone : 0755-2426638, the /Fax : 0755-2426698, $-Oe1/E-mail : [email protected] NHAI/RO-MP/CHHP/Jal Nigam/Pipe line/2021/ Uf & | 2- Date: 21.01.2021 Invitation of Public Comments Sub: Permission for laying of 200 dia DI K7 water supply pipeline by MP Jalnigam Maryadit PIU Tikamgarh under Niwari-Prathvipur multi Village Rural water supply scheme District Tikamgarh from km 39+100 (Near Thone/Urdora village) to km 40+250 (Near Thone/Urdora) 1.2km and km 8+150 (Near Orchha Tigela) to km 10.000 (near Orchha Tigela) 1.9 km in length along National Highway 76/75. Ref: — 1.This office letter no. 41791 dated 20.01.2021. 2.PD, PiU-Chhatarpur letter no, CHHP/26010/4/Jal Nigam/Pipe Line/2019/5628 dated 08.01.2021. This is in supersession to this office letter no. 41791 dated 20.01.2021, The Project Director, PIU- Chhatarpur NHAI vide their letter dated 08.01.2021 has submitted the proposal for Permission for laying of 200 dia DI K7 water supply pipeline by MP Jalnigam Maryadit PIU Tikamgarh under Niwari-Prathvipur multi Village Rural water supply scheme District Tikamgarh from km 39+100 (Near Thone/Urdora village) to km 40+250 (Near Thone/Urdora) 1.2km and km 8+150 (Near Orchha Tigela) to km 10.000 (near Orchha Tigela) 1.9 km in length along National Highway 76/75. 2. As per Ministry vide OM No, RW/NH-33044/29/2015/S&R (R) dated 22.11.2016, the Highways Administrator will make available the proposal seeking permission for utility laying for public comments for 30 days on ground of public interest. 3. In view of the above the comments of public are invited on captioned proposal (copy of application is enclosed) and the same should reach to below mentioned address till 20.02.2021 beyond which no comments will be considered. The Highway Administrator O/o Regional Officer, National Highways Authority of India E-2/167, Arera Colony, Near Habibganj Railway Station, Bhopal (MP)-462016 E-mail ID:[email protected] 4, This issues with the approval of Highways Administrator Cum Regional Officer, NHAI, Bhopal (MP). (Anand Prasadl Manager (T) Copy to: (') Web-Admin, [email protected], NHAI-HQ for uploading on NHAI website. (ii) The Senior Technical Director, NIC, Transport Bhawan, New Delhi-110001 for uploading on Ministry's Website. (iii) The Project Director, PIU-Chhatarpur (MP) for information please. Wa rales : Sit 5 Ud 6, Waet 10 Brel, AS faeeit-110075 FANT: 91-11-2507 4100/2507 4200 AaaIge : http:\\www.nhai.org Corporate Office : G-5 & 6, Sector-10, New Delhi-110075 Phone : 91-11-2507 4100/2507 4200 Website : http:\\www.nhai.org NATIONAL HIGHWAYS AUTHORITY OF INDIA Cages uftaes atte wert tare, ret BEAT ) (Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, Govt. of India} URS eraser Fay -ATIT Project Implementation Unit- Chhatarpur wpratere : W51.-177/178, fagana aici, ast gies us, siet te, Bae (LH. )~47 1004 A PIU OFFICE : H.No. 177/178, Vishwanath Colony, Behind Bajaj Showrrom, Jhansi Road, Chhatarpur EMG ; “4 gearayPhone : 07682-292209 er? oe Nee : [email protected], [email protected] | mee) ; b- | me be - TIMP /26010/4/ Jal Nigam/Pipe Line/2019/S€ 28 Date: 08.01.2021 To, The Regional Officer Regional office, Bhopal, National Highways Authority of India, E-2/167, Arera Colony, Bhopal (M.P.). Sub: Permission for laying of 200 dia DI K7 water supply pipeline by MP Jainigam Mar PIU Tikamgarh under Niwari- Prathvipur multi Village Rural water su pply sch District Tikamgarh from km 39+100 (Near Thone/ Urdora village) te km 40+250 (Near Thone/ Urdora) 1.2 kM and km 8+150 (Near Orchha Hee to km 10. UG0 fneae Orchha Tigela) 1.9 km in length along National Highway 76/75 i. MP Jal Nigam Maryadit letter no. 1311/MPJNM/PIU/2020 dt. 28.72.2020 ae ii. This office letter no. 4128 dt. 07.02.2020 iii. MP Jal Nigam Maryadit letter no. 16.01.2020 iv. This office letter no. 2233 dt. 22.10.2018 v. MP Jal Nigam Maryadit letter no. 416 dt. 15.10.2018 vi. MP Jal Nigam Maryadit letter no. 218 dt. 08. 08.2018 vii. MP Jal Nigam Maryadit letter no. 100/PIU/MPJNM/2018 dt. 21.06.2018 — Sir, With ref to above mentioned ‘subject, it is submitted that pronosal sf NOC " permission for laying of 200 dia DI K7 water supply pipeline in Distt. Niwart was suomittec! to this on 21.06.2018 [ref (vii)] by General Manager, PIU- Niwari, Madhya Pradesh Jat pigam Maryadit. 2: The proposal of MP Jal Nigam Maryadit was checked/ reviewed by this office at site. and with provision of Ministry Guideline No. RW/NH-33044/29/2015/S&R(R) dt. 22 Nov 2016. The department has mentioned ex. chainages of Old NH 76/75, but National Highway No. 39 is mentioned in the proposal and agreement. 3. Highway crossing are proposed at km 5+674 & km 33+695 of NH 39. No facility, major structure & RE walls are proposed at the location under Jhansi Khajuraho Project. 4, MP Jal Nigam Maryadit, vide ref(i), submitted license fees under PAO name RP &AC, NH, Bhopal [002192].and DDO name of SE Civil [203945], but Bharatkosh Receipt was noi enclosed. Also, SFMS generation receipt was not enclosed by the department fer confirmation of the BG by this office. This was communicated to the department on the GA\O\ 227] wert wratera : Sit 5 Wel 6, Weaet 10, AreeHT, Ae feTeit-110 075 ELATT : 91-11-2507 4100/2507 4200 Aerengs= : hitp:\\www.nhal.org Corporate Office : G-5 & 6, Sector-10, Dwarka, New Delhi-110 075 Phone : 91-11-2507 4100/2507 4200 Website : http:\\www.nhai.org same day, 29 Dec 2020, by email (copy enclosed). BG and License fee verification is under progress. In view of the above, the proposal of permission of laying of water supply: line proposed by MP Jal Nigam Maryadit is recommended for approval from Competent Authority at the earliest please. : Yours sincerely, Encl: As above. Copy to: ee General Manager, MP Jal Nigam Maryadit for information. fm tls Oriqunad £00 (onepy / MADHYA PRADESH JAL NIGAM MARYADIT Uf | (A Govt. of Madhya Pradesh Undertaking) OFFICE OF THE GENERAL MANAGER Project Implementation Unit Niwari Azad Ganj, Niwari Distt. Niwari (M.P.) E-mail: gmtikamgarh, [email protected], CIN. No. 41000MP2012SGC028798 No. — /MPJNM/PIU/2020 saazzeNiwari, Dated 24 / / 2- /2020 (al to hn oe Wea Ce To wap be. Project Director Oe aoe National Highway Authority of Ind P). Retain t- Rrra} hey PIU, Chhatarpur (M.P.) Rewetr 2 By Tromdaey® SP MS Sub:- Submission of Original Bank Guarantee St#E7line submission of license fee for permission of NHAI crossing for pipeline works pertaining to. Niwadi Prathvipur MVRWSS. : Ref:- 1. Agreement No. 29/2017-18 dt: 21-12-2017 under LOA- 4116/286/D&M/MPJNM/2017 Fa dated 27-11-2017. 2. This office letter No 137/MPJNM/PIU/2020 dated 13-02-2020. 3. NHAI Letter Ref No.- CHHP/26010/4/Jal Nigam/Pipe Line/2020 dated 07-02-2020, With reference of the above submitted, we are herewith attaching the Original Bank Guarantee of amount Rs. 3,70,000/- (RupeesThree Lacs Seventy Thousand Only) and also submitted the license fee of Rs. 7,732.00 through online payment mode as Bnet below details. "4. Bank Guarantee details:- a. Beneficiary Name & Address: The Chairman, NHAI, New Delhi b. Amount of Guarantee: Rs. 3,70,000/- (Rupees Three Lacs Seventy Thousand only) _ ¢.- Validity of Guarantee: 31-03-2021 2. Licence Fee Payment Ref No with date: IGAKCLZAZ5 dated 22-Dec-2020 kindly process for providing permission forlaying of 200 dia DI K7 water supply ipeline at Km 39+100 ( Near Thone/Urdora Village to Km. 40+250 Near Thone/Urdora Village ) 1.20 Km and Km. 8+150 { Near Orchha Tigela ) to 10.000 ( Near Orchha Tigela ) 1. 90 Km in length eal Nathonal Highway- 76/75. Encel:- As above. Général Manager M.P Jal Nigam Maryadit PIU- Niwari (M.P.) Endt.No. /MPJNM/P1U/2020 Niwari, Dated/ / — /2020 CC: 1, Managing Director, MPJNM, Bhopal for information. 2. SQC (RE) ae LN Malviya Infra Project PVT Ltd Niwari for information. a \ General Manager M.P. Jal Nigam Maryadit PIU Niwari (M.P.) .
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