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Pench-I (Augmentation & Upgradation of Pench-I UTP of Nagpur city)
Preamble
  • Nagpur, the second capital of Maharashtra, having Present Population 23.50 Million.
  • Total Quantum of Water Treated at Five WTPs in Nagpur is 490 MLD.
  • Pench-1 WTP, commissioned 1982 was design for 113.50 MLD Cap.
  • Condition of this WTP is degrading day by day and efficiency of the plant is also gets reduce.
  • Hence Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) has taken up the Augmentation & Up-gradation of this plant.
  • The plant is now upgraded to 136 MLD capacity.
Objectives of Project
  • Renovation & Up-gradation WYP Component to Increase Its Serviceability.
  • Upgrading the Plant from 113.5 to 136 MLD capacity with minimum modification in existing component of plant.
  • Increase the operational efficiency by renovation / replacement of non operating equipments.
  • Recycling of Filter Backwash water.
Project Financing
  • Estimated project cost       Rs. 641.35 Lakhs
  • NMC’s Contribution In project Rs. 400.00 Lakhs
  • Contractor’s Contribution  Rs. 241.35 Lakhs
  • Repayment of Contractor’s Contribution will be made in 60 Equated Monthly Installment with accepted Rate of Return as 6%.
Project Contracting & Implementation
  • The Project is approved by JNNURM.
  • Project is undertaken as PPP Model with 30% Cost Share of ULB from Operator.
  • Project is implemented on the Basis of Design, Built, Finance & Operate (DBFO) Contract.
  • Contractor who carries out renovation & up-gradation will have to operate & maintained the plant for 5 years after construction.
Project Benefits
  • Additional treated water of 22.5 MLD is available to city with marginal renovation to existing system.
  • Recovery of @ 7.0 MLD of Backwash water.
  • Reduction In energy consumption from 285Kwh/ MLD to 225KWH/MLd.
  • Project is implemented without affecting the present treated water supply city.