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Uttar Pradesh Housing & Development Board Uttar Pradesh Housing & Development Board Name of Engineering Officers at Head Office, U.P. Housing & Development Board S.No. Officers Office Name of Officer Designation Phone/Mobile 1 Sri A.K.Shukla 104, Mahatma Gandhi Marg. Lucknow Sri R.B.Yadav S.E.(Projects)/SSO 0522-2235208 8795810027 Chief Engineer (I/C) Sri A.K.Mishra S.E.(I/C)/SSO 8795810081 104, Mahatma Gandhi Marg,Lucknow Sri Afzal Ahmed Ansari E.E.(Maintenance/Hq) - 8795810071 Ph :0522-2235114 Sri Rajiv Kumar E.E. - - Mob :8795810044 Sri Vaibhav Pandey E.E.(T) (I/C) - - Sri Pradeep Kr. Verma E.E.(I/C) - 8795810180 Sri Abhishek Pal E.E.(P-1)(I/C) - 8795810171 Name of Officers at Engineering Circles and their Construction Divisions Offices Sr. No. Officers Office Name of Officer Designation Phone/Mobile 2 Sri Ram Akbal Const. Div-34 Varanasi Sri Samar Upadhyay Executive Engineer (I/C) - 8795810183 Superintending Engineer Const. Div-35,Allahabad Sri Satyendra Kumar Executive Engineer 0532-2466033 8795810065 Circle- 1, Varanasi Const. Div-37,Gorakhpur Sri Hashim Iqbal Executive Engineer (I/C) - 8795810153 Mob :8795810051 - - - - - 3 Sri S.P.N.Singh Const. Div-5, Meerut Sri Pramod Kumar Executive Engineer 0132-2760238 8795810040 Suprerintending Engineer Const. Div-6, Meerut Sri Arvind Kumar Executive Engineer - 8795811999 Circle- 2, Merrut Const. Div-8, Meerut Sri L.D.Pandey Executive Engineer (I/C) 0132-2760002 - Ph :0132-2766831; 8795810050(M) Const. Div-32, Saharanpur Sri Mukesh Yadav Executive Engineer - 8795810191 4 Sri Mohd. Ali Safdar Const, Div-4, Lucknow Sri Prashant Vardhan Executive Engineer (I/C) 0522-2311363 8795810166 Suprerintending Engineer(I/C) Const. Div-13, Lucknow Sri Ramayan Saran Executive Engineer 0522-2355292 8795810032 Circle-3,Lucknow Const. Div-19, Lucknow Sri Ramesh Chandra Yadav Executive Engineer 0522-2443510 8795810092 Ph : 0522-2343286, 8795810080(M) Const. Div-2, Lucknow Sri A.K.Mittal Executive Engineer 0522-2351082 8795810190 5 Sri R.L.Yadav Const. Div-17, Kanpur Sri Deep Kumar Gupta Executive Engineer (I/C) 0512-2570294 8795810089 Suprerintending Engineer (I/C) Const. Div-18, Kanpur Sri Pankaj Verma Executive Engineer (I/C) 0512-2630679 8795810107 Circle-4, Kanpur Const. Unit-20, Kanpur Sri Vineet Singhal Executive Engineer - 8795810069 Ph : 0512-2570982 ; 8795810056(M) - - - - - 6 Sri Mohd. Khalid Const Div-23, Bareilly Km. Neha Singh Executive Engineer (I/C) 0581-2427486 8795810158 Suprerintending Engineer (I/C) Const.Div-24, Moradabad - Executive Engineer - - Circle-5,Moradabad Const.Div-25, Moradabad Sri Pawan Kumar Verma Executive Engineer(I/C) 0591-2486897 8795810127 Ph : 0591-2486673; 8795810061 Const.Div-26, Moradabad Sri Shobhit Pathak Executive Engineer (I/C) 0591-2487673 8795810200 7 Sri Rajiv Kumar Gupta Const. Div.-28, Agra Ms. Preeti Vishwakarma Executive Engineer(I/C) 0562-2881331 8795810134 Suprerintending Engineer(I/C) Const. Div.-29, Agra Sri Chandrma Ram Executive Engineer 0562-2276380 8795810041 Circle-6, Agra Const.Div-33, Aligarh Sri Chandrma Ram(Addl.) Executive Engineer 0572-2421272 8795810041 Ph : 0562-2880097; 8795810035(M) - - - - - 8 Sri Narsingh Prasad Const. Div-1, Ghaziabad Sri Atul Kumar Singh Executive Engineer (I/C) 0120-2882481 - Suprerintending Engineer (I/C) Const. Div-16, Ghaziabad Sri Lalit Mohan Pandey Executive Engineer (I/C) 0120-2882112 8795810322 Circle-7, Ghaziabad Const. Div-27, Ghaziabad Sri Bhola Nath Executive Engineer 0120-2882013 8795810026 Mob: 8795810021 - - - - - 9 Sri S.C.Rai Const. Div-10,Bagpat Sri Anand Vir Singh Executive Engineer - 9953993105 Suprerintending Engineer(I/C) Const. Div-22,Bagpat Sri Akhileshwar Singh Executive Engineer (I/C) - 8795810185 Circle-Mandola,Bagpat Const. Div-36,Bagpat Sri Rajiv Baijal Executive Engineer (I/C) - 8795810182 Mob: 8588877006(M) Const. Div-38,Bagpat Sri D.V. Singh Executive Engineer - 8795810031 Page 1 of 2 S.No. Officers Office Name of Officer Designation Phone/Mobile 10 Sri Dinesh Kumar Const- Div-3, Vrindavan, Yojna, Lucknow Sri Gyaneshwar Prashad Executive Engineer - 8795810066 Suprerintending Engineer Const- Div-11,Vrindavan, Yojna, Lucknow Sri Navjot Singh Verma Executive Engineer (I/C) 0522-2340754 8795811676 Circle- Vrindavan, Lucknow Const- Div-12 Vrindavan, Yojna, Lucknow Sri H.S.Sharma Executive Engineer 0522-2440521 8795810157 0522-2353394, Mob : 8795810054 11 Sri Sunil Chaudhary Const. Div-7,Lucknow Sri A.K.Nigam Executive Engineer(I/C) - 8795810600 Suprerintending Engineer Const. Div-14,Lucknow Sri P.K.Singh Executive Engineer(I/C) - 8795810173 Circle-Head office Const. Div-15,Lucknow Sri V.B.Singh Executive Engineer 0522-2441277 8795810068 Mob: 8795810049 Const. Div-31, Lucknow Sri D.K.Srivastava Executive Engineer 0522-2440765 8795811578 12 Sri R.B.Yadav Const. Div-21 Amrapali Yojna, Lucknow Sri K.C.Srivastava Executive Engineer (I/C) 0522-6575044 8795810178 Suprerintending Engineer - - - - - 0522-2235208(LL), Mob : 8795810027 - - - - - 13 Sri S.K.Raitani Joint Director(East),Varanasi Sri Nagesh Chandra Executive Engineer - 8795810060 Suprerintending Engineer/Director Joint Director(Central),Lucknow Sri U.C.Singh Executive Engineer - 8795810064 Global Cell-Neelgiri Complex Indira Joint Director(West-I),Ghaziabad Sri Chandra Prakash Executive Engineer - 9310523332 Nagar, Lucknow Joint Director(West-II),Agra Sri Lalta Prasad Executive Engineer - - 0522-2311790 Global Cell-E/M Unit, Lucknow Sri V.P. Singh Executive Engineer - 8795810052 Mob : 8795810045 Global Cell,Indira Nagar, Lucknow Sri Pankaj Pal Executive Engineer (I/C) - 8795810210 Const. Unit-3,Lucknow Sri Rahul Yadav Executive Engineer (I/C) 0522-2668020 8795810139 Const.Unit-5 Pratapgarh Sri Ramashrey Ram Executive Engineer - 8795810029 Const.Unit-Amethi Sri R.A.Verma Project Manager - 8795810067 Const.Unit-Agra Sri Roop Chand Executive Engineer - 8795810034 Const. Unit- Jhansi Sri Rakesh Chandra Project Manager - 8795810033 Const.Unit-Ghaziabad Sri S.K.Srivastav Project Manager - - Const. Unit-1,Lucknow Sri Prabodh Kumar Executive Engineer (I/C) 0522-2310010 8795810135 Const. Unit-Faizabad Sri Girish Chandra Project Manager - 8795810116 Const. Unit-Varanasi Sri J.K.Kausal Project Manager - 8795810174 Const. Unit- Gonda Sri R.P.Gupta Project Manager - 8795810074 Const. Unit-Hardoi Sri Mahendra Pal Project Manager (I/C) - 8795810188 Const. Unit-Allahabad Sri J.P.Dwivedi Project Manager (I/C) - 8795810186 Const. Unit- Gorakhpur Sri Brijendra Pratap Executive Engineer (I/C) - 8795810113 Const. Unit- Muzzafarnagar Sri Neeraj Kumar Executive Engineer (I/C) - 8795810195 Const. Unit- Moradabad Sri Pradeep Kumar Executive Engineer - 8795810072 Const. Unit- Bareilly Sri A.K.Mittal Executive Engineer - 8795810075 Const. Unit-2, Kanpur Sri H.K.Wadhwa Executive Engineer (I/C) - 8795810039 Const. Unit- Azamgarh Sri Mahendra Kumar Executive Engineer (I/C) - 8795810123 Const. Unit- Ghazipur Sri Jagdish Kumar Executive Engineer (I/C) - 8795810119 Distt.-Etawah Sri Pradeep Kumar Executive Engineer (I/C) - 8795810072 14 Sri Basant Lal Quality Control & Design Div-1,Lucknow Sri K.P. Tripathi Deputy Director (I/C) - 8795810112 Director Quality Control & Design Div-2,Lucknow Sri Kaushal Kishore Deputy Director (I/C) - 8795810140 Quality Control & Design Circle,Indira Nagar, Quality Control & Design Div-3,Ghaziabad Sri D.V.Singh Deputy Director 0120-2882329 8795810031 Lucknow 0522-2340484 ;8795810130(M) Quality Control & Design Div-4,Kanpur Sri Ram Lakhan Deputy Director (I/C) - 8795810142 15 Sri C.P.Singh Electrical Division-1, Lucknow Sri Avesh Executive Engineer - 8795810240 Suprerintending Engineer Electrical Division-2, Ghaziabad Sri Manish Pathak Executive Engineer (I/C) 0120-2882343 8795810219 Circle-Electrical Electrical Division-3, Kanpur Sri Rajendra Singh Yadav Executive Engineer 0512-2630366 8795810099 Mob. : 8795810082 - - - - - 16 Center for Excellance & Training (CET) - - Director - - Sector-14,Indira Nagar,Lucknow 17 Land Acquisition Section,Hq - - - - - Page 2 of 2.
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