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Allotment of Villages Total Station Survey and Aerial Photography Allotment of villages Total station survey and Aerial Photography The Technical Committee with Chairmanship of Special Secretary Revenue assembled on 19/08/2010 at 1100 hours in the conference hall of Punjab Planning Board sec 17-d to the allots for allotment of Pilot Villages 1. Ms Bhawna Garg, IAS 2. Sh. A.S Bains, DLR 3. Maj. Gen Shamsher Singh, Consultant, PLRS 4. Mr. Sandeep Sharma, GIS Engineer 5. Mr. Adarsh Bhasker, DoIT Draw of lots for allocation of villages for total station survey and Aerial Photography to the selected companies was held in the presence of following representative of the firms: S.no Name of firm Representative of the firm 1 Pan India Pvt. Ltd. K.D.Sood 2. Pan India Pvt. Ltd. Naresh Aggarwal 3. CCE, PEC Sandeep, Anoop 4. Magnasoft India Bhiswajit 5. GeoTrax International V.V.S Bandha Kavi 6. CEA Panchukala Inderjit Singh Ghai 7 Trident InfoTech Satish Chug For this purpose, slips were prepared of the selected companies and for villages. The representatives present were requested to randomly pick up slip for firm and slip of villages both for total station survey and Aerial Photography and the allocation was made as per lots which was declared S.no Name of District Villages District Villages allotted for Aerial Company name allotted name Photography for Total Station Survey 1 Aarvee Associates Jalandhar Singha Amritsar Hamidpur architect Engineers and Consultant Pvt. Ltd. Bangalore 2 Speck system Jalandhar Khun Khun Amritsar Fattehpur Ltd,A-16-11, Sri Manu Aroha Chambers, Dr. A.S Rao Nagar Hyderabad 3 IIC Technologies. Patiala Dhamo Jalandhar Nandanpur Pvt. Ltd, 8-2- Majra 350/5/B-22, Road No-3,Banjara Hills Hyderabad S.no Name of District Villages District Villages allotted for Aerial Company name allotted name Photography for Total Station Survey 4 Theoval Survey, Amritsar Chattiwind Ludhiana Thakar wali Corporate Office, Lehal 81, 1 ‘A’,Main Donelur layout Bangalore 5. Lim Rao, Capital Patiala Jhil Jalandhar Sabowal+Mithapur+ Business System Lohar Nangal Ltd,30-B, prehlad, market, Karol Bagh New Delhi 6. Visionlabs Jalandhar Kotli than Amritsar Tung Wala Urban Institute, 2nd singh Floor,4, Motilal Nehru Nagar, Begumpet Main RoadHyderabad 7 Geotrax Jalandhar Kadian Amritsar Khaira Bad International Wali Services, 23-88A Krishna Veri Nagar, Kothapet , Sarror Nagar, Hyderabad 8 Rolta India Ltd, Jalandhar Buland Pur Jalandhar Fazilpur+ Lidharan Rolta Tech Park , Rolta Tower A, MIDC, Andheri East, Mumbai 9 Magnasoft Amritsar Warrian Jalandhar Khambra+ nangal Purdil+ Consulting India ke Alipur(M) Pvt. Ltd., 33/1 Lal Bagh Road, Bangalore 10 SGS InfoTech Pvt, Jalandhar Hailer Ludhiana Umedpur+ Nandpur Ltd, GIS Services and mapping solution, 407,Udyog Vihar Phase –IV, Gurgaon 11 Genesys Jalandhar Fateh Jalal Jalandhar Gaddowali+tarar+ Malko+ International Jagan Corporation Ltd, 73-A SDF III SEEPZ, Andheri East S.no Name of District Villages District Villages allotted for Aerial Company name allotted name Photography for Total Station Survey Mumbai 12 RMSI Pvt. Ltd,A- Jalandhar Budhiana Ludhiana Bhola pur+ Mundian 7, Sec16 Khurd Noida 13 CEA Consulting Amritsar Ludha ------- Engineer Associates 14 Pan India Amritsar Achint kot ------ Consultant Pvt. 15 InfoTech Patiala Ghatoni Jalandhar Kutlipur_Gakhal+Dhaliwal Enterprises Ltd .
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