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Global firms approached to purge stink from Hussainsagar lake
The Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority(HMDA) is all set to seek the help of global firms to resolve the issue of the unbearable stench exuding from Hussainsagar lake.
The Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority(HMDA) is all set to seek the help of global firms to resolve the issue of the unbearable stench exuding from Hussainsagar lake.
The HMDA will have global firms submit their proposals in this regard detailing the technology they will be using and the issue needs to be resolved within 16 days of the contract being awarded. Since the past four months, the Hussainsagar has been surrounded with a foul stench after a road caved in on Necklace Road and a sewer line belonging to the Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWS&SB) burst near NTR garden.
The sewage water passed through into the lake which resulted in the foul smell. The repairs and diversion of sewage line works were completed by the HMWS&SB.
A pre-bid meeting with 12 firms interest in taking up the work has already been conducted by the HMDA but upon the request of the agencies, the last date for submission of bids has been extended to March 29.
