Civil works for run-of-river schemes, substations and transmission infrastructure in remote terrain.
Energy projects are logistics problems before they are construction problems. Access roads, camp establishment, fuel and cement supply and the monsoon calendar determine what is achievable in a season — so they are planned first.
Our scope covers headworks, waterway and powerhouse civil structures, plus the balance-of-plant works around substations and transmission infrastructure, coordinated with the electro-mechanical contractor's programme.
Every stage has a defined output and a named owner. Nothing moves to the next stage on assumption.
Route survey, material staging strategy, camp layout and a seasonal programme that accounts for monsoon shutdown.
Access track construction, slope protection, construction power and water, stores and workshop establishment.
River diversion, weir and intake construction, desanding structures and waterway works to hydraulic tolerance.
Powerhouse civils, penstock supports and tailrace, sequenced against the electro-mechanical installation programme.
Wet testing support, punch-list closure, site restoration and as-built documentation for the asset owner.
Headworks, waterway and powerhouse civil works for a run-of-river scheme, executed 47 km beyond the nearest sealed road with a fully self-sufficient site establishment.
Civil and structural works for a 132 kV substation, including equipment foundations, control building, cable trenching and site drainage, coordinated with the electrical installation contractor.
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