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Atomic Energy Civil Aviation Atomic Energy S.N Agency State Project Name Pro Code DOA Cost Org 1 BHAVINI LIMITED Tamil Nadu PROTOTYPE FAST BREEDER REACTOR 020100044 09/2003 3492.00 (BHAVINI, 500 MWE) 2 NUCLEAR POWER Tamil Nadu KUDANKULAM APP (NPCIL) 020100040 12/2001 ******** CORPORATION OF INDIA LIMITED 3 NUCLEAR POWER Karnataka KAIGA 3 and 4 UNITS (NPCIL) 020100041 05/2001 4213.00 CORPORATION OF INDIA LIMITED 4 NUCLEAR POWER Rajasthan RAJASTHAN ATOMIC POWER PROJECT 020100042 04/2002 3072.00 CORPORATION OF 5 and 6 (NPCIL) INDIA LIMITED 5 URANIUM Andhra URANIUM ORE MINE & PROCESSING N02000007 09/2007 1106.29 CORPORATION OF Pradesh PLANT AT TUMMALAPALLE INDIA LIMITED Civil Aviation S.N Agency State Project Name Pro Code DOA Cost Org 6 AIRPORT AUTHORITY Tamil Nadu D/O KAMARAJ DOMESTIC TER-PH-II N04000038 08/2008 1273.00 OF INDIA LIMITED & EXP. ANNA INT. TER BLDG 7 AIRPORT AUTHORITY Madhya C/O EXPANDABLE MODULAR N04000035 03/2008 135.04 OF INDIA LIMITED pradesh INTEGRATED TER. BULD. RAJA BHOJ AIRPORT 8 AIRPORT AUTHORITY Gujarat CONSTRUCTION OF NEW N04000017 02/2007 290.92 OF INDIA LIMITED INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL BLDG. AT SVPI AIRPORT, AHMEDABAD 9 AIRPORT AUTHORITY Madhya C/O EXPANDABLE MODULAR TER. N04000036 02/2008 135.60 OF INDIA LIMITED pradesh BULD. AT DABH INDORE 10 AIRPORT AUTHORITY Tamil Nadu D/O OF TERMINAL BLDG. AND N04000040 01/2008 535.00 OF INDIA LIMITED PAVEMENT WORKS AT CHENNAI AIRPORT 11 AIRPORT AUTHORITY West Bengal C/O INTEGRATED PASSENGER TER. N04000037 08/2008 1942.51 OF INDIA LIMITED BULD. NSCBI AIRPORT 12 AIRPORT AUTHORITY Tamil Nadu C/O INTEGERATED CARGO N04000039 08/2008 144.94 OF INDIA LIMITED COMPLEX(PH-III) AT CHENNAI AIRPORT 13 AIRPORT AUTHORITY Kerala CONSTRUCTION OF NEW N04000016 10/2006 245.58 OF INDIA LIMITED INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL BUILDING 14 AIRPORT AUTHORITY Chhatisgarh C/O NEW EXPANDABLE MODULAR N04000034 03/2008 129.65 OF INDIA LIMITED INTEGRATED BLDG. RAIPUR AIRPORT Coal S.N Agency State Project Name Pro Code DOA Cost Org 15 BHARAT COKING COAL Madhya Batura OC N06000049 09/2008 203.82 LIMITED pradesh 16 CENTRAL COAL ASHOK EXPN.OCP -CCL (6.5 MTY) 060100096 04/2006 471.66 FIELDS LIMITED 17 CENTRAL COAL Jharkhandd MAGADH OC (CCL) N06000015 07/2006 469.78 FIELDS LIMITED 18 EASTERN COAL West Bengal JHANJRA LONGWAL UG PHASE II N06000020 11/2006 287.18 FIELDS LIMITED 19 EASTERN COAL West Bengal AUGMENTATION OF PRODUCTION AT N06000058 09/1987 147.86 FIELDS LIMITED SAPRI UG MINE 20 EASTERN COAL West Bengal NARAYANKURI UG N06000059 02/2009 149.06 FIELDS LIMITED 21 EASTERN COAL Jharkhandd CHITRA EAST OCP N06000060 08/2007 112.69 FIELDS LIMITED 22 EASTERN COAL West Bengal JHANJRA CONTINEOUS MINAR FOR N06000057 02/2009 122.35 FIELDS LIMITED UG-II 23 EASTERN COAL Jharkhandd RAJMAHAL OC EXP. N06000056 02/2006 50.08 FIELDS LIMITED 24 MAHANADI COAL Orissa KULDA OCP (MAHANADI COALFIELDS 060100092 01/2005 302.96 FIELDS LIMITED LTD.) 25 MAHANADI COAL Orissa LAKHANPUR OC EXP. PROJECT PH- N06000069 03/2004 98.74 FIELDS LIMITED II 26 MAHANADI COAL Orissa HINGULA OC-II EXP. PH-II (15 N06000068 11/2008 475.93 FIELDS LIMITED MTY) 27 MAHANADI COAL Orissa ANANTA OC EXPANSION PH-II N06000067 08/2008 207.28 FIELDS LIMITED 28 MAHANADI COAL Orissa BALRAM OCP EXTENSION N06000044 12/2007 172.08 FIELDS LIMITED 29 MAHANADI COAL Rajasthan BHARATPUR OC EXPANSION PHASE- N06000030 02/2007 131.39 FIELDS LIMITED III PROJECT 30 MAHANADI COAL Orissa BHUBANESWARI OCP N06000034 12/2007 490.10 FIELDS LIMITED 31 MAHANADI COAL Orissa KANIHA OCP N06000035 12/2007 457.77 FIELDS LIMITED 32 MAHANADI COAL Orissa TALABIRA OCP N06000043 03/2008 447.72 FIELDS LIMITED 33 MAHANADI COAL Orissa GOPAL PRASAD OCP N06000042 02/2008 395.87 FIELDS LIMITED 34 NEYVELI LIGNITE Tamil Nadu TPS-II EXPANSION (1470MW TO 060100087 10/2004 2030.78 CORPORATION 1970MW) (NLC) 35 NEYVELI LIGNITE EXPANSION OF MINE-II (10.5 060100088 10/2004 2161.28 CORPORATION MTPA TO 15.0 MTPA) (NLC) 36 NEYVELI LIGNITE Rajasthan BARSINGSAR TPS (2X125MW) (NLC) 060100089 12/2004 1114.18 CORPORATION 37 NEYVELI LIGNITE Tamil Nadu TUTICORIN THERMAL POWER N06000047 05/2008 4904.54 CORPORATION PROJECT 38 NEYVELI LIGNITE Rajasthan BARSINGSAR LIGNITE MINE 2.10 060100090 12/2004 254.07 CORPORATION MTPA (NLC) 39 NORTHERN COAL Madhya KRISHNASHILA (NCL) (4MTY) N06000007 05/2006 789.88 FIELDS LIMITED pradesh 40 NORTHERN COAL Madhya AMLOHRI EPR (NCL) (6 MTY) N06000010 05/2006 1352.04 FIELDS LIMITED pradesh 41 NORTHERN COAL Multi State BINA EXTN. PROJ N06000019 11/2006 168.97 FIELDS LIMITED 42 NORTHERN COAL Madhya NIGAHI OC EXPANSION PROJECT 10 N06000033 10/2007 529.40 FIELDS LIMITED pradesh MTY TO 15 MTY, SINGRAULI 43 NORTHERN COAL Madhya BLOCK-B OCP NCL (3.5 MTY) N06000009 06/2006 746.04 FIELDS LIMITED pradesh 44 SECL Chhatisgarh PELMA OC N06000045 07/2008 448.32 45 SECL Chhatisgarh CHURCHA UG N06000046 06/2008 462.35 46 SECL Chhatisgarh BAROUD OC EXPANSION N06000065 07/2008 135.58 47 SINGARENI COLLIERS Andhra ADRIYALA SHAFT PROJECT N06000016 09/2006 212.34 COMPANY LIMITTED Pradesh 48 SINGARENI COLLIERS Andhra SHANTIKHANI LONGWALL PROJ-SCCL N06000017 10/2006 249.03 COMPANY LIMITTED Pradesh 49 SINGARENI COLLIERS Andhra JALLARAM SHAFT PROJECT N06000025 03/2013 467.78 COMPANY LIMITTED Pradesh 50 SINGARENI COLLIERS Andhra KAKATIYA LAONGWALL N06000048 12/2008 453.63 COMPANY LIMITTED Pradesh 51 SOUTH-EASTERN COAL Chhatisgarh GEVRA EXPANSION OCP (SECL) (25 060100093 07/2005 1667.55 FIELDS LIMITED MTY) 52 SOUTH-EASTERN COAL Chhatisgarh DIPKA EXPANSION OCP (SECL) (20 060100094 07/2005 1268.53 FIELDS LIMITED MTY) 53 SOUTH-EASTERN COAL Chhatisgarh KUSMUNDA EXPN.OCP(SECL)(10MTY) N06000008 06/2006 737.65 FIELDS LIMITED 54 WESTERN COAL Maharashtra PENGANGA OC N06000066 10/2008 339.77 FIELDS LIMITED Health & Family Welfare S.N Agency State Project Name Pro Code DOA Cost Org 55 HEALTH & FAMILY Meghalaya NORTH EAST INDIRA GANDHI INST- 210100001 05/1986 71.18 WELFARE ITUTE OF HEALTH AND MS Mines S.N Agency State Project Name Pro Code DOA Cost Org 56 NATIONAL ALUMINUM SECOND PHASE EXPANSION OF 100100054 10/2004 4091.51 COMPANY LIMITED CAPTIVE ALUMINIUM,SMELTER AND (NALCO) POWER PLANT Petroleum S.N Agency State Project Name Pro Code DOA Cost Org 57 BHARAT PETROLEUM Kerala CRUDE OIL RECEIPT N16000028 04/2006 2591.80 CORPORATION FACILITIES,KOCHI REFINERY LIMITED 58 BONGAIGAON DIESEL HYDRO TREATMENT N16000009 06/2006 1431.91 REFINERY PETROLEUM PROJECT,BRPL DHALIGAON LIMITED 59 BONGAIGAON Assam MSQ IMPROVMENT PROJECT N16000040 04/2008 293.60 REFINERY PETROLEUM LIMITED 60 GAS AUTHORITY OF Haryana CHAINSA-JHAJJAR PIPE LINE N16000047 11/2007 967.77 INDIA LIMITED PROJECT 61 GAS AUTHORITY OF Multi State VIJAPUR DADRI-BAWANA PIPE LINE N16000048 11/2007 5595.31 INDIA LIMITED PROJECT 62 GAS AUTHORITY OF Multi State SULTANPUR NEEMRANA PIPE LINE N16000049 11/2007 396.13 INDIA LIMITED PROJECT 63 GAS AUTHORITY OF Multi State COMPRESSOR STATIONS (VIJAYPUR N16000053 11/2007 1512.00 INDIA LIMITED AND JHABUA) PHASE-I & II 64 GAS AUTHORITY OF Multi State KOCHI-KANJIRKOD BANGALORE- N16000071 06/2009 3032.00 INDIA LIMITED MANGALORE PIPELINE PROJECT 65 GAS AUTHORITY OF Delhi BAWANA NANGAL PIPE LINE N16000050 10/2010 1816.07 INDIA LIMITED PROJECT 66 GAS AUTHORITY OF Uttar CAPACITY AUGMENTATION OF AGRA& N16000074 07/2009 199.57 INDIA LIMITED Pradesh FEROZABAD REGION 67 GAS AUTHORITY OF Haryana JHAJJAR HISSAR PIPE LINE N16000051 11/2007 281.07 INDIA LIMITED PROJECT 68 GAS AUTHORITY OF Multi State COMPRESSOR STATIONS (KAILARAS N16000054 11/2007 1061.93 INDIA LIMITED &CHAINSA) 69 GAS AUTHORITY OF Gujarat DAHEJ-VIJAYPUR PIPE LINE N16000052 11/2007 4429.38 INDIA LIMITED PROJECT 70 GAS AUTHORITY OF Karnataka DHABOL-BANGALORE PIPELINE N16000073 06/2009 4543.43 INDIA LIMITED PROJECT 71 GAS AUTHORITY OF Gujarat JAGDISHPUR-HALDIA PIPELINE N16000072 07/2009 7596.18 INDIA LIMITED PROJECT 72 GAS AUTHORITY OF Multi State MORADABAD-KASHIPUR-RUDRAPUR N16000070 07/2009 238.68 INDIA LIMITED PIPELINE PROJECT. 73 HINDUSTAN Maharashtra INSTALLATION OF FCCV AT MUMBAI N16000056 03/2007 900.47 PETROLEUM REFINERY CORPORATION LIMITED 74 HINDUSTAN Maharashtra LUBDE OIL BASE STOCK QUALITY N16000026 10/2006 638.90 PETROLEUM UPGRADATION AT MUMBAI REFINERY CORPORATION LIMITED 75 HINDUSTAN Andhra CLEAN FUELS PROJECT AT VISAKH 160100281 04/2003 1635.00 PETROLEUM Pradesh REFINERY(HPCL) CORPORATION LIMITED 76 HINDUSTAN Tamil Nadu CONSTRUCTION OF NEW TERMINAL N16000066 01/2008 224.00 PETROLEUM AT ENNORE CHENNAI CORPORATION LIMITED 77 HINDUSTAN Andhra SINGLE POINT MOORING PROJECT N16000067 11/2008 643.46 PETROLEUM Pradesh AT VISAKHAPATNAM CORPORATION LIMITED 78 HINDUSTAN Andhra DIESEL HYDROTREATOR PROJECT AT N16000068 03/2009 3597.00 PETROLEUM Pradesh VISAKH REFINERY CORPORATION LIMITED 79 HINDUSTAN Punjab Guru Govind Singh Refinary N16000076 01/2009 605.40 PETROLEUM Product Evacuation CORPORATION LIMITED 80 HINDUSTAN Maharashtra DIESEL HYDROTREATOR PROJECT AT N16000069 03/2009 3284.00 PETROLEUM MUMBAI REFINERY CORPORATION LIMITED 81 HINDUSTAN Andhra RESITMENT OF MARKETING N16000057 01/2009 756.00 PETROLEUM Pradesh INSTALATION AT VISAKH CORPORATION LIMITED 82 INDIAN OIL PANIPAT NAPHTA CRACKER PROJECT 160100292 04/2006 ******** CORPORATION LIMITED 83 INDIAN OIL Haryana MSQ UPGRADATION PROJECT AT N16000035 01/2008 1131.00 CORPORATION PANIPAT REFINERY LIMITED 84 INDIAN OIL West Bengal INST. OF FACILITIES FOR 160100289 11/2005 1876.00 CORPORATION IMPROVEMENT IN DIESEL QUALITY LIMITED (IOCL) 85 INDIAN OIL Assam MSQ UPGRADATION PROJECT AT N16000037 04/2008 356.00 CORPORATION DIGBOI REFINERY LIMITED 86 INDIAN OIL Assam MSQ UPGRADATION PROJECT AT N16000036 04/2008 372.00 CORPORATION GUWAHATI REFINERY LIMITED 87 INDIAN OIL Haryana DADRI- PANIPAT R-LNG SPUR N16000018 06/2005 250.66 CORPORATION PIPELINE LIMITED 88 INDIAN OIL Orissa PARADIP REFINERY PROJECT N16000058 02/2009 ******** CORPORATION LIMITED 89 INDIAN OIL Bihar MSQ UPGRADATION PROJECT AT N16000038 04/2008 1492.00 CORPORATION BARAUNI REFINERY LIMITED 90 INDIAN OIL Gujarat Construction of Tanks and N16000077 02/2009 267.00 CORPORATION Blending Facility at Vadinar LIMITED 91 INDIAN OIL Gujarat Construction of Tank and N16000075 02/2009 267.00 CORPORATION Blending Facility at Vadinar LIMITED 92 INDIAN OIL Uttar INST.
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