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List of Ongoing Projects Company Name Description 100 Corporate Social Responsibility Computer training in 10 schools in Vidisha, MP and construction of 10 girls toilet in 10 girls school in Vidisha 100 Loop Telecom TERM and Lawful Intercept Monitoring (LIM) Testing for 5 circles. Design, Supply, Erection, Testing and Commissioning of Latticed Steel Self Supporting 50M tower (3 nos.) 100 SITC of 50M Tower including provisions of mountings for installation of VHF FM antenna Supply and Installation of I-beam Foundation, Earthing system, Installation of Motorola Out door BTSs, Power 100 BTSs, Power Plants and Batteries Plants and Batteries in GSM area of MTNL Mumbai 100 USOF Engagemnt of Consultant for USF 100 SSNNL Canal project Consultancy for Canal Automation for the Main Canal of for Sardar Sarowar Narmada Nigam Limited To carry out the Audit and Assessment of Qualit of service of Wireline, Wireless and Broadband Service 100 TRAI QoS audit Providers in the Northern, West and South zone of India 100 EMF measurement Kerala EMF measurement and report preparation for BSNL Kerala circle. 100 EMF measurement UP(East) EMF measurement and report preparation for BSNL UP(East) circle. 100 TPIA works under RGGVY for Mizoram Third party inspection works under RGGVY scheme for DOPMZ 100 TPIA under RGGVY Scheme for UHBVN Third party inspection works under RGGVY scheme for UHBVN 100 NSNMPO Manpower outsourcing to NSN 100 TPIA works under RGGVY for APCPDCL Third party inspection works under RGGVY scheme for APCPDCL 100 TPIA works under RGGVY for ADOP Third party inspection works under RGGVY scheme for ADOP 100 TPIA works under RGGVY for JSEB Third party inspection works under RGGVY scheme for JSEB 100 Cloud based VC for KVS Cloud based VC for KVS at 31 sites 100 TPA FOR MahaNet-1 (Maharashtra) TPA Work in Maharashtra Supply & Implementation of University/Institute Management Application in 40 Degree Colleges under RUSA 100 UMS RUSA AP 2.0, AP Supply of 1 no. Virtual Classroom equipments to college "GDC Zaheerabad, Near Bagareddy Stadium, Subhash 100 Virtual Classroom - GDC Zaheerabad Gunj, Zaheerabad" under RUSA, Telangana. Supply of 1 no. Virtual Classroom equipments to college "GDC Siddipet, Prasanthinagar, Mustabad 100 Virtual Classroom-GDC Siddipet Chowrasata, Siddipet, Telangana" under RUSA, Telangana. Supply of 1 no. Virtual Classroom equipments to college "GDC (M) Wanaparthy, Wanaparthy, Telangana" 100 Virtual Classroom-GDC(M) Wanaparthy under RUSA, Telangana. Supply of 1 no. Virtual Classroom equipments to college "K.D.C Hanamkonda, New Busstand Rd, Sai Nagar, 100 Virtual Classroom-K.D.C Hanamkonda Hanumakonda, Telangana" under RUSA, Telangana. Supply of 1 no. Virtual Classroom equipments to college "Pingle GDC(W), Waddepally, Warangal, Telangana" 100 Virtual Classroom - Pingle GDC(W) under RUSA, Telangana. Supply of 1 no. Virtual Classroom equipments to college "GDC(W) Karimnagar, Near Fire Station, 100 Virtual Classroom-GDC(W) Karimnagar kashmirgadda, Kaimnagar, Telangana" under RUSA, Telangana. 100 MANAGED FINANCE TRAINING FOR J&K MANAGED TRAINING SERVICE ON ACCOUNTING & FINANCE FOR J&K OFFICERS 100 Consultancy Service for prep of DPR Consultancy Service for prep of DPRs for DHBVN under JICA funded scheme 100 UPNEDA Supply and services for solar power pack Consultancy Report on Study related to Direct Incentivisation of Telecom Service Providers for rural roll-out 100 Report on Direct Incentivization obligations. 100 R&D-Mobile Health Care Mobile Health Care 100 Managed Video Conferencing - EPIL Managed Video Conferencing - EPIL 100 RJIL FTTx Project Project Management Consultancy for ODN-OSP works for FTTx Fabrication & Erection of Towers, Supply, Installation, Testing, & Commissioning of STM1 Equipments, Power Supply System and Other associate works for Mobile Train Radio Communication System on Kanpur-Lucknow 100 SITC of Towers,STM1,Power Supply Eq Section 100 Smart Electrical System Smart Electrical Energy Disaggregation using Machine Learning Approaches 100 Programmable System For Monitoring Programmable System For Monitoring of Electrical Parameters and Intelligent Control of Electrical Appliances Providing Facility Management Services at PSPCL for operasting and maintaining the IT infrastructure of PSPCL 100 Providing FMS at PSPCL under the aegis of RAPDRP. 100 Prep of DPR for Telecom N/W for NE Peparation of DPR for Telecom Network Augmenation for NE 100 e-Waste Management e-Waste Management Procurement, Design, Supply, Testing, Installation, Commissioning & Maintenance of Digital Open Standard 100 MP Police Radio Trunking Project Radio Trunking System in 800 MHz with all accessories for Ujjain City, M.P. Police 100 UNDERSEA CABLE PRJ IN A&N ISLAND TENDER EVALUATION FOR UNDERSEA CABLE PROJECT IN A & N ISLAND 100 Material Inspection for HVPNL Inspection of Electrical instruments 100 Consultancy to MHRD for DTH Uplink Consultancy for finding a Teleport agency for uplinking of 50 MHRD DTH channels under NME-ICT 100 NCRMP National Cyclone Risk Mitigation Project 100 PMC Agreement with Delhi Govt. for Consultancy Services to Delhi Govt. 100 Report on MPLS Services for PGCIL Consultancy for providing MPLS based Enterprise Business Solutions 100 Prep of DPR of BharatNet Project Preparation of DPR of BharatNet Project 100 INC. OF COMPANY FOR NOFN PROJECT INCORPORATION OF THE COMPANY FOR NOFN PROJECT - BHARAT BROADBAND NETWORK LIMITED 100 2G coverage for uncovered villages DPR and Tender Documents for 2G coverage for uncovered villages for Himalayan and Westeren Border States 100 Digital AP Digital AP Cost benefit analysis and feasibility study report for submarine OFC connectivity between Mainland India and 100 DPR_Submarine Lakshadweep Lakshadweep. PREPARATION OF FEASIBILITY REPORT FOR IMPROVING THE BROADBAND PENETRATION BY LAYING OF 100 TRAI project in Deoghar, Jharkhand COMMON DUCT IN THE CITY OF DEOGHAR, JHARKHAND 100 IBS AIIMS Delhi In Building Wirless Solution 100 Transportation Services to BBNL Providing Transportation Services to BBNL Signalling work involving Provision of Maintenance free earthing of signalling installations in SIR-UHL section 100 Maintenance Free Earthing Ambala & Replacement of wornout earthing of OFC in UMB-DOA, UMB-KLKSML& SIR-UHL section over Ambala 100 Training on Project Management-GoJK Training on Project Management for officers of GoJK 100 Time Presence based energy control Time and Presence based energy control and management at TCIL Acceptance Test Report of the Hardware installed by M/s HCL Infosystems Ltd. vide the Purchase order No. T- 100 Onsite Inspection-Storage Sys-Delhi 793/15-A-Technical (Plan) 100 Supply of Inmarsat terminals 2016 Supply of 10 nos Inmarsat Isatphone terminals and 10 nos additional battery set 100 Supply of INMARSAT Mini-M hansets Supply for Replacement of handsets for Thrane & Thrane TT3060B INMARST Mini-M Terminal 100 Preparation of DPR & Project Manage Preparation of DPR & Project Management for 11kv & 33Kv line for DHBVN 100 NCRMP GOA CONSULTANCY PROJECT Consultancy for implementation of EWDS in Goa 100 Hiringof cloud server for NTPC hiring of cloud server 100 Supply of 40 no. of Licenses Supply of 40 no. Licenses of Managed Video Conferencing Using CISCO Webex 100 BharatNet Phase II project BharatNet Phase II project Live line and Offline installation & commissioning of OPGW Cable and associated hardware fittings in different 100 OPGW NER PKG -A links of Transmission lines of POWERGRID, NER as per Technical Specification [Erection Package I(b) NER-(i)] Provision of Lightening and Surge Protection for OFC, Microwave & stations installation in GC Section, DHN- 100 Lightning Surge Protection Dhanbad CRPGMIA, CIC & Chopan Section in Dhanbad Division 100 EMF Maharashtra EMF Measurement 100 BSNL DSPT Project procurement of DSPTs along with 1.2M Satellite Antenna9 in Ku-Band), Solar photovoltaic Panel and 100 EMF Radiation Testing in Mumbai EMF Radiation Testing 100 EMF Radiation Testing in Delhi EMF Radiation Testing in Delhi 100 Tamilnadu Telecommunication Limited Tamilnadu Telecommunication Limited 100 Tender Work Tender Work 100 Satellite Commn Trg for Yemen Engin Proposal for Satellite Communication Practical Training for Engineers of Yemen 100 USOF-2 Assam Technical and Financial Consultancy 100 NOFN CONSULTANCY FOR NATIONAL OPTICAL FIBER NETWORK 100 PRINTING OF AADHAAR LETTERS PRINTING OF AADHAAR LETTERS Project Management and Consultancy for Integrated Secured Communication (TETRA) for Commonwealth Games 2010 (CWG 2010)on Wet Lease basis. The project is aimed to cater to requirements of various Govt. Deptts. such as Delhi Police, Health, Fire, Transport, Civic agencies, etc. during CWG 2010 and thereafter for 7 years. TCIL's mandate in this prestigious and mission-critical project is finalisation of requirements of various Deptts, preparation of RFP, evaluation of Technical/ Financial Bids, recommendation for award of work, supervision of installation & commissioning and subsequent O&M, monitoring of SLA parameters of service 100 CWG-2010, TETRA and recommendation for payments. 100 BROADBAND ROLLOUT ON PPP Consultany to Railtel for the Project of Broadband Rollout on PPP Basis Consultany to Railtel for the Project of OPTICAL FIBER Laying on 11267 Rkm on PPP Basis <Copied from project 100 OFC ROLLOUT ON PPP BASIS BROADBAND ROLLOUT ON PPP> Third Party Quality Surveillance Consultants for the inspection of repaired distribution transformers and the material to be procured by the material management on behalf of Uttar Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam Limited, 100 3rd PartyQuality Surveillance
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