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TS to invite tenders for Palamuru
Meanwhile, Chandrashekar Rao instructed irrigation department officials to invite tenders for first phase of Palamuru project at the earliest. Further, he told them to give procurement orders for motors and pipelines from BHEL, and some amount could be released for this purpose.
Meanwhile, Chandrashekar Rao instructed irrigation department officials to invite tenders for first phase of Palamuru project at the earliest. Further, he told them to give procurement orders for motors and pipelines from BHEL, and some amount could be released for this purpose. The Chief Minister said that he and Irrigation Minister would be directly monitoring Palamuru works.
To ensure speedy construction of the project, Rao advised authorities to divide the stretch into four to five packages and entrust responsibility to different agencies instead of burdening one company for the whole project. Shifting attention to Dindi project, he directed Chief Secretary to release Rs 75 crore for land acquisition purpose.
Ministers T Harish Rao, Jupally Krishna Rao, Jagadish Reddy, higher officials of Irrigation department, members of Retired Engineers Forum among others participated in the meeting.
