TYPSA-RINA JV set to win consultancy contract for Vadhvan PortETInfra
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A joint venture between Spain's Tecnica Y Proyectos SA (TYPSA) and Italy's RINA Consulting SPA is set to win the general consultant and project management consultant contract for the construction of a greenfield port at Vadhvan in Maharashtra by placing the lowest price of ₹95.26 crore.The TYPSA-RINA JV pipped three other contenders such as Haskoning India Consulting Pvt Ltd (₹125.37 crore), AECOM India Pvt Ltd (₹128.03 crore) and Engineers India Ltd (₹167.56 crore) for the contract when the price bids were opened on Monday, multiple sources said.TYPSA is an independent group of engineering, architectural, and consulting services companies in infrastructure, energy, environmental, and urban solutions. RINA Consulting is a unit of RINA SPA, one of the world's top ship classification societies.The contract involves general consultancy and project management consultancy for the landlord component of works to be undertaken through the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) mode.This includes general consultancy with key (438-man months) and non-key (1065-man months) professional deputation at Palghar/Dahanu and project management consultancy for 3 components - breakwater (747-man months), near shore reclamation and approach trestle (432-man months) and residual works (168-man months).It also involves deploying 12 support staff for 60 months (720-man months).The contract is one of the largest man months deputation and consultancy assignment from Vadhvan Port Project Ltd (VPPL), a joint venture between state-owned Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority (74 per cent stake) and Maharashtra Maritime Board (26 per cent stake) that is implementing the ₹76,220 crore port at Vadhvan.When constructed, Vadhvan will be India's biggest public port with a capacity to handle 298 million tonnes (mt) of cargo a year, including 23.2 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEU's).Vadhvan Port will have 9 container terminals with a total quay length of 9,000 meters, equipped with over 100 quay-side gantry cranes to accommodate container ships with a length overall of 350 metres or more. It will also have liquid cargo berths, Ro-Ro facility, general/coastal/breakbulk cargo berths, common rail yard, tank farms and storage areas.On May 31, the Public Private Partnership Appraisal Committee (PPPAC) cleared the development and maintenance of dredging, offshore reclamation and shore protection works on Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) Hybrid Annuity Mode (HAM) estimated to cost ₹18,998 crore for the new port.The tender for the works is expected to be floated in August.
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