Chandrapura Thermal Station Ash Dykes Get Reinforcement Boost

Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) has announced a tender for the significant task of strengthening the ash dykes at the Chandrapura Thermal Power Station in Bokaro, Jharkhand. This project involves comprehensive strengthening, retrofitting, and buttressing of the existing ash dykes. The estimated cost for this substantial undertaking is pegged at Rs 150.24 crore, highlighting the scale and importance of the project in enhancing the facility's safety and operational efficiency.

Contractors and firms interested in this crucial infrastructure upgrade have until 05 August 2024 to submit their bids. The timeline underscores the urgency and importance of the project, reflecting DVC's commitment to maintaining robust environmental safeguards and operational standards at its thermal power stations.

The initiative to bolster the ash dykes is part of a broader strategy to ensure the longevity and environmental compliance of the Chandrapura Thermal Power Station. Strengthening these structures is essential for managing the by-products of coal combustion, thus preventing any potential environmental hazards and ensuring the sustainability of the power plant operations.

By inviting bids from experienced contractors, DVC aims to leverage expertise in advanced engineering and construction techniques. This approach ensures that the project will be executed with precision and adherence to high safety and quality standards.

The strengthening of the ash dykes at Chandrapura Thermal Power Station marks a significant step in DVC’s ongoing efforts to enhance its infrastructure, ensuring safety, environmental protection, and operational efficiency in its power generation endeavors.

News by Rahul Yelligetti