Sterlite
Technologies, a Vedanta group company, state-run ITI Ltd and
construction firm L&T have jointly acquired nearly Rs 8,000 crore
worth of contracts award from BSNL.
The companies will be engaged in
delivering and handling end-to-end stationing of an optical fibre cable
backbone for a vast telecom network that state-run BSNL is setting up
for India’s armed forces. Sterlite bagged a Rs 1,950 crore advance
purchase order (APO) to supply OFC in Jammu & Kashmir, Maharashtra,
Goa, Gujarat, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Assam and northeast.
Furthermore, it has signed a Rs 500 crore deal to manage the future optic fibre netrwok in J&K for seven years.
According to Anand Agarwal, chief
executive officer at Sterlite Technologies - Apart from supplying fibre
optic cables in the western states, Assam and northeast, Sterlite Tech
will also handle end-to-end stationing, involving design, engineering,
set up and maintenance of the OFC network in J&K.
ITI sequentially received an APO worth
Rs 2,984.50 crore from BSNL to handle optic fibre network stationing in
eastern and northeast states for the defence ministry telecom project.
Engineering and construction firm
L&T has reportedly secured a RS 2,442 crore deal from BSNL for
constituting an optical fibre cable network in particular areas that
will form an optical national long distance backbone and optical
connection line for the armed forces. According to a top BSNL executive,
the APOs had been settled with “Sterlite, L&T and ITI.”Read complete story at http://www.tendersontime.com/blog-detail/bsnlwards-rs-8000-crore-telecom-contract-sterlite-tech-127.php
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