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Reg.Cont List.Xlsx LIST OF 'A' CLASS CONTRACTORS REGISTERED IN REWA REGION Sl. Name of Contractor Address Registration No. No. (M/s) 1 Badri Singh MIG 1/19/323, Indira Nagar, Bara, A-1/03 Saman, Rewa (MP) 2 Anurag Traders Gopal Das Road, Sidhi A-1/06 3 Mahesh Kumar Mishra, M/s Abha Near Shriram Computers, Indira Nagar, A-1/08 Electricals, Rewa(MP) 4 M/s Tech Support Infra Structures Dubey Complex, Main Road, Distt. A-1/09 Pvt.Ltd. Singrauli (MP) 5 Shri Akhilesh Kumar Mishra C/O South Karondia, Ward No. 10, Distt. A-1/10 R.P. Associates Work, Sidhi(MP) 6 Shri Bhanu Prakash Kacher, Stdium Shoping Comples, Distt. Sidhi(MP) A-1/11 Uchorkalp Enterprises, 7 M/s Shri Sanjay Kumar Tiwari, Infront of Radio Station, Ward No.5, A-1/12 Shahdol (MP) 8 M/s Vishnu Dutt Pandey Prop. Village Nava Nagar Post Nigahi, Distt. A-1/14 Zoarster Engg. Concern Singrauli (MP) 9 Shukla Enterprises Prop. Shri R.D. Near Govt. Hospital, Amarpatan Distt. A-1/15 Shukla Satna (MP) 10 Ratan Kumar Bhalla, M/s R.K. Vivekanand Marg, Ghoghar, Rewa (MP) A-1/18 Engineering, 11 T.L.V. Engineering Works Village Jaroundhi Post Khutar, Distt. A-1/26 Singrauli (MP) 12 Kalika Prasad Patel Village & Post Karra, Tah. Ram Nagar A-1/30 Distt. Satna (MP) 13 Ramesh Kumar Tiwari Sanjay Nagar, Near Pump House, Rewa A-1/32 14 Pradeep Kumar Tiwari Near Janta College, Anantpur, Rewa A-1/33 15 Atul Traders & Contractors 617, Sneh Nagar, S.B.I.Colony, Jabalpur A-1/34 16 Arun Kumar Tiwari Sohagpur Distt. Shahdol A-1/35 17 Samanvay Contractors & suppliers 484, Mahatma Gandhi Ward, Dixitpura, A-1/36 Jabalpur 18 Vidhyut Consultant 128, M.G.Road, Indore A-1/37 19 Prameer & Co. Prem Nagar, Satna A-1/38 20 Surya Electricals 52/1, Santi Niketan, Govindpura, Bhopal A-1/39 21 Yadav Electricals & Machenicals Behind Gol Market, Near Shiv Mandir, A-1/40 Works Yagant 22 Ravindra Kumar Jain Front of Idia Tower, Manorama Colony, A-1/41 Shivaji Nagar Ward, Sagar 23 Milan Enterprises House No.21, Ward No.4, Ambedkar A-1/42 Nagar, Sigrauli 24 Mohd. Faiyaz Khan Jannat Manjil, Pahadi, Anuppur A-1/43 25 Agrawal Traders Post Office Bijuri, Tah. Kotma, Anuppur A-1/44 26 Remark Electrocon Pvt.Ltd. 9/628, Nirala Nagar, Rewa A-1/45 27 Piyush Dwivedi Vill. & Post Sagra, Rewa A-1/46 28 Sandeep Kumar Tiwari Near, Janta Collage, Anantpur Rewa A-1/47 29 Sanjeev Kumar Dwivedi Vill. Bansa, Devin Tola, Govindgarh, Rewa A-1/48 30 Nitesh Kumar Chaturvedi MIG 224, Bharhut Nagar, Satna A-1/49 31 Ramesh Pratap Singh Near, Kirti Kranti Press, Pushparaj Nagar, A-1/50 Rewa. 32 Avinash Chopra Arjun Nagar, Rewa A-1/51 33 Ganesh Prasad Tripathi Pauranik Total, Near, Vinayak Public A-1/52 School, Satna 34 Aman Associate MQ-12 Sector-A, Dudhichua, Jayant A-1/53 35 R.D.Associates Dubey Complex, Main Road, Distt. A-1/54 Singrauli (MP) 36 Deep Chand Agrawal Near, Jain Mandir, Katra, Rewa A-1/55 37 E&M Electrical Solution Pvt.Ltd. 355, Sector 16, Poket-B, Phase-II, A-1/56 Dwarika, New Delhi. 38 Mangal Prasad Sahwal Vill. & Post Rajmilan, Singrouli. A-1/57 39 Pushpendra Singh 13/4, Behind Barat Ghar, Engg. Colony, A-1/58 Tulsi Nagar, Rewa. 40 Ashok Singh Chandel Vill & Post Mauhar Distt. Satna A-II/02 41 Shri Kant Agnihotri, Village Odaki. Tah. Raghuraj Nagar, Distt. LC-09 Satna 42 Shiv Prasad Shukla Village Bardadih, P.O. Virla Vikas, Distt. LC-10 Satna 43 Rajni Kant Tripathi Gali No.9, Jawahar Nagar, Satna LC-26 44 Rishabh Electricals & Workshop, Satna Road, Amarpatan Distt. Satna (MP) LC-55 45 Anil Kumar Singh Village & Post Amiliya Distt. Sidhi (MP) LC-82 46 Ashish Shrivastava, Village Bamhangawan, Rewa Road, Distt. LC-94 Satna 47 K.B. Soni, Near Bijali Office, Kotma, Distt. Anupur LC-95 (MP) 48 Raj Kumar Sharma Katra Bazar, Maihar LC-160 49 Aditi Electrical, 105, APR colony, Katanga Distt. LC-167 Jabalpur (MP) 50 Vinod Kumar Soni, Ward No. 26, Khairmai Road, Distt. Satna LC-170 (MP) 51 Ajayab Lal Dwivedi, Village Garhi Post Garhi Soharba Distt. LC-216 Rewa (MP) 52 Abdul Matim, SA Padam seth Compound, Katanga LC-247 Distt. Jabalpur (MP) 53 Suphal Engineers, H.No. 18 Village Khamariya Tiwariyan, LC-259 Post Mad Distt. Satna 54 Sandeep Patel, Prem Vihar Colony, Gali No. 3, Prem LC-262 Nagar, Distt. Satna (MP) 55 Ganesh Prasad Tiwari Village Deori Garhi P.O. Birwahi Distt. LC-268 Panna 56 Shailesh Rajpal Prop. Sai Sun SF-5, Shivhari Comples, Near Gulzar LC-279 Hotel, Maha Nadda, Jabalpur 57 Yogendra Pal Singh Behind Convent School, Pandav Nagar, LC-283 Shahdol 58 Rajesh Kumar Tiwari Village Umariya Post Phulha Tah. LC-301 Naigarhi Distt. Rewa 59 Surendra Singh Patel Ward. No.13, Single Tola, Umaria LC-304 60 Vimlesh Kuamr Pathak Village Kirhai, P.O. Andwah, Distt. Rewa LC-305 61 Ajay Mishra Tilak Chowk, Vijayraghogarh Road, LC-313 Kymore, Distt. Katni 62 Ram Pavitra Pandey & Co. Behind Hotel Natraj, Khajuri Tola, Satna LC-314 63 MGL General Electric Shop No.4, Opposite Police Control LC-315 Room, Near BSNL Office, Damoh 64 Arun Kumar Dubey Vill. Semariya, Post Dhera, Rewa LC-316 65 Zealotes Enterprises. Ward No.17, Newa Water Tank, LC-317 Dhanpuri, Shahdol 66 R.B.Electricals Vill. Semuar P.O. Godwali, Singrauli LC-318 67 Om Prakash Sharma Vill. Chonki, P.O. Dharai, Distt. Bhind LC-319 68 Shri Ram Shukla Shukla, Barda Deeh, Ward No.10, Tah. LC-320 Raghurajnagar, Satna 69 Moorat Singh Vill. & Post Bachwai Satna LC-321 70 Himanshu Jaiswal, Shakti Vihar Colony, Gali No.2, Ward LC-322 No.21 Distt. Satna. 71 Asian Electricals 28, Bolbody shoping Complex, Budhar, LC-323 Shahdol 72 Ratan Emporium 6-7, Palika Bazar, Dhar. LC-324 73 Lal Pushparaj Singh Vill. & Post Anjora, Teonthar, Distt.Rewa. LC-325 74 Vindhya Vashini Electrical Work Railway Colony, Dhanpuri, Anuppur. LC-326 Shop 75 Abhishek Patel 208, Kariyapani, Satna Road, Maihar. LC-327 76 Anand Kumar Agrawal Main Bazar, Jaitahari, Distt. Anuppur. LC-328 77 Amit Prakash Tripathi 377, Ward No.10, Rampur Baghelan, LC-329 Satna. 78 Manoj Kumar Jain Vidyapuram Makroniya, Sagar LC-330 79 Manoj Kumar Raikwar Purani Galla Mandi, Infront of LC-331 Gurudwara, Damoh 80 Sujal Associates Ward No.14, Birsingpur Pali, Distt. LC-332 Umaria 81 Shekh Sabir Ward No.10, Chacha Mohalla, LC-333 Chandameta, Tah. Parsiya Distt. 82 Electro Channel Mahan Colliery, Ward No.10, Ambada, LC-334 Tah. Parsiya, Chhindwara 83 Sita Enterprises 16/1024, Azad Nagar, Rewa LC-335 84 Avinash Kumar Mishra Vill. & Post Hardi, Tah. Huzur, Distt.Rewa. LC-336 85 Anil Tiwari Vill. & Post Ajgarha, Distt. Rewa LC-337 86 Mohd. Faiz Khan Ward No.5, Behind Civil Court, Pali Road, LC-338 Sohagpur Shahdol 87 Sandeep Mishra Ward No.14, Basti Road, Near R.C.M. LC-339 Office, Chetna Nagar, Anuppur 88 Shri Manglam Electricals 161-D, Sector Sewadharm Colony, Kolar LC-340 Road, Bhopal 89 V.Con India 203, Chhaya appartment, C-Sector, LC-341 Indrapuri Bhopal 90 Baba Enterprises Ward No.18, Near Bhandariya School, LC-342 Tah. Parasiya, Chhindwara 91 Ambar Construction Ward No.18, Soni Mohalla, Chanda Meta, LC-343 Parasiya, Chhindwara 92 R.D.M. Infra 1502/10, Kailashpuri, Anantpur, Rewa. LC-344 93 Arun Kumar Dwivedi Tah. Mangawan Distt. Rewa LC-345 94 Deepak Sharma Vill. Pachokhar Post Gondari, Rewa LC-346 95 Neeraj Singh Parihar Shastri Nagar, Sidhi LC-347 96 Arvind Singh Khamariya, Kotal, Satna LC-348 97 Siddhi Electronics Gali No.5, Dhawari, Satna. LC-349 98 Abhinav Dwivedi Belauhan Tola, Saman, Rewa LC-350 99 Gandhi Pandit Electrical Company Bhagat Singh Ward, Sagar. LC-351 100 Sharma Shakti Light & Electricals & Tala ka Bazar, Laskar Gwalior. LC-352 Suraksha Guard Operator 101 Rigved Mishra "Guru Ashram" Near Old Post Office, LC-353 Ghoghar Rewa. 102 Arun Kumar Shukla Vill. & Post Keoti, Ward No.9, Distt.Rewa. LC-354 103 Ratnadeo Singh Parihar Ward No.32, Balpurwa, Kudri Road, LC-355 Shahdol 104 Nagendra Pandey Panna Naka, Opp. To Scort Tractor LC-356 Agency, Raghuraj Nagar, Satna. 105 Shreya Construction 11/484, Indra Nagar, Rewa. LC-357 106 Rajesh Kumar Patel Vill. Nakbel, P.O. Churahat, Distt.Sidhi. LC-358 107 S.P.Construction & contractors 307,, H-Sector, Ayodhya Nagar, Bhopal. LC-359 108 Narendra Singh Vill. & Post Bhungaon, Tah. Jawa, Distt.Rewa. LC-360 109 Dilip Singh Vill. & Post Madha Bela, Tah. Amarpatan LC-362 Distt. Satna. 110 Puri Electricals Ward No.20, Purani Basti, Dhanpuri, LC-363 Shahdol 111 Sharda Enterprises ShriRam Bhawan, Ganiyari Road, LC-364 Waidhan 112 Prem Lal Gupta Vill. & Post Jiyawan, Deosar LC-365 113 Brijesh Kumar Pachouri 1002, Angad Mahaveer Mandir, LC-366 Gorakhpur Jabalpur. 114 Seema Vishwakarma Maharshi Colony, Mainar. LC-367 115 Abhishek Singh Parihar Kundarikala, Post Office Bihara Satna. LC-369 116 Iqbal Khan Ward No.9, Kalyanpur, Kotma, Distt. LC-370 Anuppur 117 Abhay Kumar Dwivedi Vill. & Post Sonaura, Tah Rampur Bhaghelan, Satna.LC-371 118 Janardan Pratap Singh Dubey Opp. To I.G.Office, Sirmour Chowk, Rewa LC-372 119 Sachin Sharma, Vill. Bahiwar, P.O. Dewash, Tah. Sirmour LC-373 Distt. Rewa. 120 A.K.Enterprises Govindgarh Road, Rewa LC-374 121 Atul Enterprises Main Road, Bhusha Mod, Singrouli. LC-375 122 Mahin Enterprises, Ward No.18, Bazar Mohalla, Dhanpuri, LC-376 Tah.Budhar, Distt.Shahdol 123 Sahay Associates 102/2, Ist Floor, Gopal Arched, Cherital, LC-377 Jabalpur.
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