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CONSULTANCY RECORDS FOR THE YEAR 2010-2011 Ref. Type of Agency Deptt. PI’s Name Project Title No. Project Executive Engineer, Central Works Division, Prof. Umesh 4-laining project of Desumahra to Kharar of NH-21 (Conducting Job 1910 Const. Civil PWD B&R Br. Roopnagar. Sharma mix formula) Executive Engineer, Central Works Division, Prof. Umesh 4-laining project of Desumahra to Kharar of NH-21 (Conducting Job 1911 Const. Civil PWD B&R Br. Roopnagar. Sharma mix formula) Sub. Divisional Engineer, Sub Division No. Prof. P. K. 1912 Const. Civil Consultancy for surajpur to Nalagarh raod & allied works VIII, HUDA, Panchkula Gupta M/s Eco Protection Engineers Pvt. Ltd, Plot 1913 Const. No. 943, 54th street, TVS Colony, Anna Nagar, Civil Prof. S.K Vetting of design calculation of Foundation & Structure Chennai Singh Const. M/s IL&FS Ecosmart Limited, No 403/404, B- Dir. Consultancy services for scientific closure of dumping ground site 1914 Wing, Mangalya, Off Marol Maroshi Road, Prof. Manoj Office located at Uruli/Fursungi in Pune Marol Andheri (East), Mumbai – 400 059 Datta Testing Executive Engineer- D, Municipal Cooperation Prof. Umesh 1915 Civil Checking of Bitumen Content Ludhiana Sharma Testing Executive Engineer- D, Municipal Cooperation Prof. Umesh 1916 Civil Checking of Bitumen Content Ludhiana Sharma Testing Assistant Engineer, Housing Board Haryana, Prof. Anita 1917 Civil Testing of Bricks sample Panchkula Khanna Testing Sub. Divisional Engineer, M.C.P.H Sub Div. Prof. N.P. 1918 Civil Testing of Bricks sample No. 18 Chandigarh Devgan Const. M/s President/Construction Committee, Distt. Prof. N.P. Checking of Structural Design of Drawings of Lawyers Chamber in 1919 Civil Bar Association, Fatehgarh Sahib. Devgan J.C.C Fatehgarh Sahib. Sub Divisional Officer, Project Sub Div. No. 1 Prof. Roshan 1920 Testing Civil Test of cement sample taken from store at site of Kaushalya Dam Panchkula Lal Sub Divisional Officer, Project Sub Div. No. 1 Prof. Roshan 1921 Testing Civil Test of cement sample taken from store at site of Kaushalya Dam Panchkula Lal Testing Assistant Engineer, Housing Board Haryana, Prof. Roshan 1922 Civil Testing of Brick sample. Panchkula Lal Const. Executive Engineer- 11, Municipal Prof. Roshan 1923 Civil Mix Design formaula of RMC, M- 30 with 400 kg Cement Cooperation Gurgoan Lal Const. Sub. Divisional Engineer, Roads Sub Div. No. Prof. Umesh Providing and laying 25mm thick SDBC on V-6 road in Sector 22-B, 1924 Civil 1 Chandigarh Sharma Chandigarh Const. Semi – Conductor Laboratory, Department of Prof. Roshan Checking of design of steel plateform of size 4X4X7mt for structural 1925 Civil Space, Government of India Lal soundness and stability. 1926 Const. Semi – Conductor Laboratory, Department of Civil Prof. Roshan Assesment of structural soundness of R.C.C slab wafer fabrication Space, Government of India Lal building facility Building 1927 Semi – Conductor Laboratory, Department of Prof. Roshan Proof checking of Structural drawings of Sub-Station and Under Const. Civil Space, Government of India Lal Ground Reservoir in SCL Housing Complex, Sector – 71, Mohali Prof. N.P. 1928 Const. M/s Syal & Associates, F-91, Ph.7, Mohali Civil Vetting of structural design/drawings for 4 no sites in Haryana. Devgan Const. Prof. N.P. Counter Checking of structure of multipurpose hall for Govt. College 1929 M/s Syal & Associates, F-91, Ph.7, Mohali Civil Devgan at Kalka (Pkl) Testing Ext. Engg., HUDA, Vigilance Cell, HUDA Prof. Prem 1930 App. Sci Testing samples of Cement & Concrete Office Building, Sec-6, Panchkula, Haryana lata Const. M/s Hydrotech Paryavaran (India) Pvt. Ltd. F- Prof. Sarita 1931 Civil Checking Structural Design of Sewage Treatment Plant 31, Indl. Area, Phase-VIII, Mohali Singla Const. Executive Engineer, Roads Sub Div. No. 1 Prof. N.P. Vetting of structural drawings for the construction of community 1932 Civil Chandigarh Devgan center in Sector – 22 B, Chandigarh Testing Ext. Engg., HUDA, Vigilance Cell, HUDA Prof. Prem Testing samples of Cement & Concrete for DPC and Cement Sand 1933 App. Sci Office Building, Sec-6, Panchkula, Haryana lata mortar for Brick work. Sub. Divisional Engineer, Project Sub Div. Prof. Roshan 1934 Testing Civil Testing of Cement Sample No. 1 Panchkula Lal Const. Prof. N.P. Counter Checking of building structure of Tehsil building at 1935 M/s Syal & Associates, F-91, Ph.7, Mohali Civil Devgan Gharaunda Const. Prof. N.P. 1936 M/s Syal & Associates, F-91, Ph.7, Mohali Civil Counter Checking of building structure of Dispensary at Majjesar Devgan Const. Prof Sarita Design of 10.80 Lac water storage tank for the scheme(LWSS Sh. 1937 M/s Flora Udyog, 3221/27 D, Chandigarh Civil Singla Naina devi ji) Const. M/s Flora Udyog, 3221/27 D, Chandigarh Prof Shakti Design checking of Sh. Naina Devi Ji ( site- LNSS of Sh. Naina Devi 1938 Civil Arora Ji C/o 3 MLD NTP at Kot.) Const. M/s Starta Geo systems (India) Pvt. Ltd. Dir. Prof. Manoj 1939 Segmental retaining wall at Surat Dahisar Road (NH-8) Mumbai - 400011 Office Datta Chief Vigilance Officer, Govt. of Punjab, Collecting and testing of samples of development works at Municipal 1940 Const. Department of Local Government, Pb. Civil Prof. Umesh Corporation Ludhiana. (Vigilance cell) SCO 131-32, Sec-17/C, Chd Sharma Sub. Divisional Engineer, Roads Sub Div. Prof. Umesh Providing and laying 25mm thick SDBC behind Bata & Empire 1941 Const. Civil No. 1 M.C Chandigarh Sharma parking in Sector – 17 Chandigarh. Ext. Engg., HUDA, Vigilance Cell, HUDA 1942 Testing App. Sci Prof. H. Kaur Testing samples of precast cement, concret Office Building, Sec-6, Panchkula, Haryana M/s Punjab Construction Company, M-555, Prof. Roshan 1943 Testing Civil Testing of Pavers Guru Harkrishan Nagar - Delhi Lal M/s Engineering Projects (India) Ltd, ICD Prof. N.P. 1944 Testing Civil Testing of Pavers – M-30 Projects, Baddi – H.P Devgan M/s Puri Oil Mills Ltd, 302, Jyoti Shikhar, 8, Prof. Roshan 1945 Const. Civil Vetting of Structure drawings of VR Bridge and New Fall Structure District Centre, Janak Puri, N. Delhi-110058 Lal 1946 Testing Ext. Engg., HUDA, Vigilance Cell, HUDA Civil Prof. Roshan Testing for determination of grading of stone aggregate and sand Office Building, Sec-6, Panchkula, Haryana Lal Const. M/s Housefed Punjab, S.C.O – 150-51-52, Prof. N.P. Design mix of M-20 & M-25 for const of cooperative housing 1947 Civil Sector- 34-A, Chandigarh Devgan complex at Banur Const. M/s Races Engineering Services, SCO – 186- Prof. Sarita Vetting of structure drawings of flats of Shiva Real Estate at Chajju 1948 Civil 188, Third Floor, Sec – 17/C, Chandigarh Singla Majra Road, Kharar Const. M/s Anil Kumar Gupta, Engineers & Prof. Anita 1949 Civil Vetting of drawings and design of bridge Contractors, SCO- 64, Sector – 40/C, Chd. Khanna Sub. Divisional Engineer, Roads Sub Div. Prof. Roshan 1950 Const. Civil Structural design of building work No. 6 M.C Chandigarh Lal Sub. Divisional Engineer, Roads Sub Div. Prof. Roshan 1951 Testing Civil Testing of crushing strength of cubes No. 8 Chandigarh Lal Const. Executive Engineer, Milkfed Punjab, SCO – Prof. Shakti Inspection/Consultancy for UASB system installed at ETP for Verka 1952 Civil 153-154, Sector – 34-A, Chandigarh Arora Milk Plant, Mohali Const. Executive Engineer, Provl. Division, PWD Prof. Umesh Job mix formula for 25mm thick SDBC for the work of upgradation of 1953 Civil B&R SBS Nagar Sharma Balachaur to Bunga Sahib Testing Sub. Divisional Engineer, M.C.P.H Sub Div. Prof. Prem Testing of sample of Brick sewer line near Beant Singh Memorial 1954 App. Sci No. 13, Chandigarh lata Sec-42, Chandigarh Const. Prof. P. K. Consultancy assistance in connection with design, construction and 1955 M/s Emaar MGF Land Limited Civil Gupta quality assurance of internal roads of Mohali Hills Const. Prof. N.P. 1956 M/s Syal & Associates, F-91, Ph.7, Mohali Civil Vetting of Structural Design / Drawings for 3 No. Sites in Haryana Devgan M/s Continental Foundations, H.NO – 1059, Prof. N.P. Structural Design for commercial building of Plot No – 24A, Mall 1957 Const. Civil Sector – 43, Chandigarh Devgan Road, Amritsar Const. M/s National Engineering Projects Prof. Roshan 1958 Civil Proof Checking of HUDA building in Sector – 21, U.E at Jagadhari Consultants, SCO 134, Sec- 28/D, Chd Lal Testing Sub. Divisional Engineer, Sub Division No. 3, Prof. Roshan 1959 Civil Testing of Cubes HUDA Panchkula Lal Const. Executive Engineer- (D) B&R, Municipal Prof. Umesh 1960 Civil Checking of Bitumen Contents Cooperation Ludhiana Sharma Sub. Divisional Engineer, Roads Sub Div. Prof. Umesh Checking of Bitumen Contents for widening and strengthening of 1961 Const. Civil No. 6 M.C Chandigarh Sharma main road from DIC to fire Station Indl Area Ph-II, Chandigarh Const. Prof. N.P. Counter Checking of Building Structure of Govt. High School, Mouli 1962 M/s Syal & Associates, F-91, Ph.7, Mohali Civil Devgan Jagran U.T Testing Sub. Divisional Engineer, Sub Division No. 3, Prof. Roshan 1963 Civil Testing of Cubes HUDA Panchkula Lal Testing Chief Engineer, Municipal Corporation, Prof. Prem 1964 App. Sci Testing of Concrete Samples Chandigarh lata Const. Prof. N.P. 1965 M/s Syal & Associates, F-91, Ph.7, Mohali Civil Counter Checking of Design of Admin Block of Polytechnic, Manesar Devgan Const. Sub. Divisional Officer, Project Sub Division Prof. R.R Testing of Impervious materials taken from borrows area near village 1966 Civil Panchkula Singh Khatoli. Const. Sub. Divisional Officer, Project Sub Division Prof. R.R Construction Materials i.e Sand, Filter, Impervious Materials and 1967 Civil No- 1, Panchkula Singh Cement etc to be used in construction of Kaushalya Dam M/s Puri Oil Mills Ltd, 302, Jyoti Shikhar, 8, Prof.
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