Manipur plans several water supply projects including Integrated Water Supply Project for Imphal Planning Area Ph-I at Koirengei, Integrated Water Supply Project for Imphal Planning Area Ph-I (0.80 ML) in charge Pumping Station at Sangakpham, Integrated Water Supply Project for Imphal Planning Area -I, and water supply distribution network for Churachandpur which was inaugurated recently

GE Power India has been awarded a contract worth approximately Rs. 291.9 crore by Megha Engineering & Infrastructures for unit 1 (1 x 125 MW) of Package III of Phase I, units 2 & 3 (2 x 125 MW) of Phase II and unit 4 (1 x 125 MW) of Phase III of Kundah Pumped Storage Hydro Electric Project in the Nilgiris District of Tamil Nadu.

The company has secured an order for construction of a 220/33kV hybrid substation at Jewar (Gautam Budh Nagar) with SAS on turnkey basis from U.P. Power Transmission Corp Ltd. The work includes supply, erection, civil, testing and commissioning of equipment for construction of the substation.

MEIL group has forayed into defence weapons manufacturing by setting up a Greenfield production facility in Telangana involving an initial capital outlay of Rs 500 crore.

MES has floated a tender for solar LED lights, LED fittings, and other fixtures at various Indian Coast Guard Station (ICGS) premises in Gujarat. This includes providing solar streetlights at the Coast Guard district headquarters at Porbandar, and solar LED lights, fittings, switches, and fixtures at ICGS Vadinar.

Chandigarhs engineering department will be constructing 36 new bus lay-bys for better traffic management on city roads. Work on this project will start by June-end and is scheduled to be completed by September.

Chandigarhs engineering department will be constructing 36 new bus lay-bys for better traffic management on city roads. Work on this project will start by June-end and is scheduled to be completed by September.

Chandigarhs engineering department will carry out renovation work of 80 bus queue shelters of heritage design at a cost of Rs. 20 lakh. The renovation will allow these shelters to be used for incorporating bus information systems under the intelligent transport system (ITS).

Chandigarhs engineering department will carry out renovation work of 80 bus queue shelters of heritage design at a cost of Rs. 20 lakh. The renovation will allow these shelters to be used for incorporating bus information systems under the intelligent transport system (ITS).