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Ongoing Works Name of Project: IRIDP-2 Ongoing Works Name of Project: IRIDP-2 SL No Name of Work 01 Improvement of Eochia Girls High School Road By BC Ch.00-695m 02 Improvement of Hatu Bhanga Dhala (Eochia) By BC Ch.00-800m Name of Project: GCHDP (GCP-2) SL No Name of Work 01 Development of Prof. Anowarul Azim Arif Road by HBB at Ch: 390-1140m 02 Development of Sadaha Up-Shamadiapukur Bazar Road by BC at 00-460m 03 Construction of 30.00mm Long PSC Girder Bridge on Hatiar Khal at Sonakania Up-Satkania Up via North Rupkania-garanga Dulu Bridge at CH:1830m 04 Development of Dewan Hat GC-Tayari Hat GC(Lohagara) Satkania Portion by BC at Ch. 3196- 3697m 05 Development of Sikdar Para-Maiz Para Road(Satkania UP) by BC at Ch:00-1000m 06 Development of Tali Para Road by BC at Ch: 00-1075m Name of Project: GCRIDP-3 (GCP-3) SL No Name of Work 01 Development of Madarsha-Sonakania Graveyard Road by BC at Ch: 0+000-1+055km 02 Development of Mirza Jabal Road by HBB at ch: 0+000-0+825km 03 Development of Rampur Madarsha Shikder Para Road by BC at ch: 600-1350m 04 Development of Gatiadanga-Deodighi-Mirjakhil Road (From RHD#146) by BC at ch: 2660-3860m 05 Development of Satkania UP-Tayari Hat Bazar GC(Lohagara) Road from ch: 00-995m 06 Development of Bomang Hat GC-Mithadighi (RHD) via Sadaha UPC Road by BC at Ch.4448-6448m 07 A)Development of Amilish Char Par-Datta Ghat Road by BC Ch:00-549m B)Development of West Amilish GPS-Khar Mosjid Road by HBB at Ch:00-1000m 08 Development of Sadaha UP- Dostidar Hat Road by BC at Ch. 1+260-1+958km. Name of Project: GOB 2019-2020 SL No Name of Work 01 Periodic Maintenance of Nalua-Satkania Road via Nalua Hadar Khal Bridge at 1 km & Gatiadanga High School(From Ch.8.0km of Charati-Khoderhat-Bazalia) Name of Project: CIBRR SL No Name of Work 01 Construction of 72m Long RCC Girder Bridge over Dolu Khal on Satkania-Damsha-Kanchona (Bokshirkhil) Road at Ch: 2400m; Upazila: Satkania, District: Chittagong. (Road ID 415824028) (Package No: CIB-Chi-W-123) 02 Construction of 69m Long RCC Grider Bridge over Dolu Khal on Dolu Embankment cum (Isamoti Mahmudia Madrasha) connecting Road at Ch: 1650m Upazila: Satkania, District: Chattogram (Road ID 415824046) (Package No. -CIB-Chi-W-122) (Tender ID 234500) Name of Project: GSIDP SL No Name of Work 01 Improvement of Satkania Central Jame Mosque Union: Satkania Pourashava, Latitude: 22.0777, Longitude: 92.0525; Upazila: Satkania, District: Chattogram. 02 Improvement of Uttar Demsha General Social Sree Sree Durga Bari (Mondir) at Demsha Union under Satkania Upazila District :Chittagong. 03 Construction of Mocca's House Graveyard at Madarsha Union under Satkania Upazila District :Chittagong. Name of Project: ULO SL No Name of Work 01 Construction of Satkania Sadar (With 160m Boundary Wall) Union Land Office & Tulatoli (With 160m Boundary Wall) Union Land Office Upazila Satkania District Chittagong. Name of Project: Construction of Upazila Muktijuddha Complex Project. SL No Name of Work 01 Construction of Upazila Muktijuddha Complex Bhaban at Satkania Upazila under Chittagong District. Name of Project: Construction of Upazila Complex Bhaban Project. SL No Name of Work 01 Construction of Administrative Extension Building and Hall room of Satkania, District: Chittagong. Name of Project: CONSTRUCTION OF UNION PARISHAD COMPLEX BHABAN PROJECT (Phase-2) SL No Name of Work 01 Construction of Charati Union Parishad Complex Bhaban 02 Construction of Amilaish Union Parishad Complex Bhaban 03 Construction of Nalua Union Parishad Complex Bhaban 04 Construction of Pashim Demsha Union Parishad Complex Bhaban Name of Project: NBIDNNGPS-1 (Primary School) SL No Name of Work 01 Construction of Janakallayan Model GPS 02 Construction of Chotta Hatia GPS 03 Construction of Waheder Para GPS 04 Construction of South Shilghata GPS 05 Construction of Thakur Dighipara GPS 06 Construction of Uttar Paschim Gatiadenga GPS 07 Construction of Dakkhin Demsha Kalifa Para GPS 08 Construction of Afzal Nagur GPS 09 Construction of Passim Sonakania GPS 10 Construction of Middle Charati GPS 11 Construction of South Rupkania Model GPS 12 Construction of Harintoya Border Guard GPS 13 Construction of Samadar Para Dakkhin GPS Name of Project: NBIDGPS-1 (Primary School) SL No Name of Work 01 Construction of Churamoni GPS 02 Construction of Dakkhin Dhemsha GPS 03 Construction of Amilaish GPS 04 Construction of Durduri GPS 05 Construction of Mirzakhil GPS 06 Construction of Bajalia GPS 07 Construction of Madhya Kanchana GPS 08 Construction of Uttar Gatiadenga GPS .
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