Karnataka five coastal town urban infrastructure developments

Karnataka Urban Infra-structure Development project has been conceived with the single purpose of relieving the population concentration in Bangalore, one of the fastest growing metro city's in India.

The strategy was to develop counter magnet towns and/ or potential expansion towns, which later become counter-magnets within a radius of 200km from Bangalore.

The broad sectors of improvement are environmental sanitation comprising of water supply, sewerage systems, storm water drains, solid waste management, road improvements encompassing detailed traffic management schemes, road rehabilitation/ widening, formation of new access roads and bridge rehabilitation, truck terminals, poverty alleviation providing basic infrastructure needs in the select slums, residential sites and industrial sites.

Our services included review of feasibility studies, preparing procurement packages, surveys and field investigations, conceptual and detailed engineering design, bid documentation and evaluation and construction supervision.

Mott MacDonald rendered necessary infrastructure services to Karnataka Urban Infrastructure Project

Urban sector development investment programme, Uttarakhand

We are undertaking feasibility studies, topographical surveys, geotechnical investigations, and project review for 18 towns in the state of Uttarakhand to improve water supply, sewerage systems and slums. We’re also providing basic and detailed engineering, bill of quantities, rate analysis, cost estimation, bid assistance; procurement assistance and construction supervision for the ADB funded Uttarakhand Urban Sector Development Investment Programme.

Water source for the town of Josimath, Uttarakhand

Rajasthan urban infrastructure development project – Phase I

Rajasthan Urban Infrastructure Development project has been visualised with the purpose to optimise social and economical development for Jaipur city by supporting investments in urban infrastructure and services required to meet basic human needs and facilitating policy reforms to strengthen urban management.

Under this ADB funded project, the component of work involved rehabilitation and replacement of existing sewer lines and laterals, existing wells, including replacement of pumps and transformers, construction of new wet wells and sewage treatment plants.

Our services also included review of feasibility studies, preparing procurement packages, surveys and field investigations, conceptual and detailed engineering design, bid documentation and evaluation plus construction supervision.

Rajasthan urban infrastructure development project – Phase II

We have been awarded the ADB funded project by Government of Rajasthan for development of urban infrastructure services. The Project goal is to encourage sustainable economic growth in cities and tourist centers. Project envisages development of infrastructure services in various cities of Rajasthan i.e Jhalawar-Jhalarapatan, Bundi, Baran-Chhabra, Rajasamand and Chittorgarh (Rs. 500 crores) involving design and construction supervision of the works for the sectors like water supply, sewerage and drainage, solid waste management, city roads, bridges and Transport and heritage, medical fire fighting, tourism, covering population of 0.5 million.

Bangalore water supply and sewerage project

Bangalore in the state of Karnataka is home to a population of 4.5 million, which is expected to reach 7 million by 2011. Additional water supplies and sewerage are essential to help sustain the city’s rapid commercial and industrial growth and improve the quality of life in poorer areas. BWSSB appointed Mott MacDonald lead consortium to engineer the expansion of the city’s water supply and sewerage systems. The £230 million scheme, funded by Japan’s Overseas Economic Co-operation Fund, will provide an additional 270,000m3/d of water and improve sewage collection and treatment throughout the metropolitan area.

Water Treatment Plant, Karnataka Urban Infrastructure ProjectOur consultancy team at Bangalore was involved in reviewing preliminary designs, detailed design, and preparation of pre-qualification and tender documents. We also evaluated pre-qualification and tender submissions and were involved in construction supervision and project monitoring for various project components like strengthening of existing raw water abstraction and transfer system comprising of 10km long, 2000mm diameter raw water main, 27,000 cubic meters per day of water treatment plant, treated water pumping stations and service reservoirs. Sewage treatment plants of capacity ranging from 20-74 million litres per day and associated trunk sewers and pumping stations were also part of the project components.

Howrah rejuvenation

Mott MacDonald is preparing the Rejuvenation Strategy and Marketing Plan to demonstrate the key economic drivers, catalysts and subsequent projects that will drive the rejuvenation of HowrahMott MacDonald India has been appointed by Department for International Development (DFID), Government of UK in preparing the Howrah Development & Rejuvenation Plan (HDRP) for Kolkata Urban Services for the Poor programme (KUSP). The main objective of HDRP is to provide a framework for guiding future development, promoting accelerated economic growth and providing better quality working and living environment for people of all income groups. HDRP will be a guide to all stakeholders; Government agencies, private business houses and others in taking action for development.

Rajasthan Urban Infrastructure Development Project (RUIDP)

In an effort to ameliorate problems associated with insufficient infrastructure and the negative health consequences, which ensue from such inadequacies, the State of Rajasthan in collaboration with and with support from the Asian Development Bank implemented the comprehensive Rajasthan Urban Infrastructure Development Project (RUIDP) which will help meet critical infrastructure construction and rehabilitation needs in six major urban areas, including; Jaipur, Bikaner, Jodhpur, Ajmer, Kota, and Udaipur. Mott MacDonald was appointed for detailed designing of the project plan and for benefit monitoring and evaluation (BME) which is designed and implemented in such a manner so as ensure that an accurate assessment can be made of the overall impact of the project interventions in terms of its coverage, adequacy, sustainability, usage and feasibility of the components taken up under the project.

RUIDP financed infrastructure construction and rehabilitation like urban roads as a part of the improvement programs