New Delhi: Public sector hydropower major NHPC Ltd has awarded a turnkey contract worth ₹199.84 crore to Om Infra Ltd for executing Hydro-Mechanical works at the 2880 MW Dibang Multipurpose Project in Arunachal Pradesh. The contract marks a significant step forward in the development of India’s largest hydropower project, aligning with NHPC’s ongoing infrastructure expansion in the renewable energy sector.
Two-Part Contract Under Lot-5B Package of Dibang Project
NHPC has entrusted Om Infra with the full scope of engineering, supply, and commissioning under the Lot-5B package, which includes intake and draft tube gates and hoists. The contract has been structured in two components:
Supply Contract – ₹167.86 Crore
This covers the Ex-Works and CIF/CIP supply of equipment, materials, mandatory spares, and tools & tackles for hydro-mechanical works.
Service Contract – ₹31.98 Crore
It includes inland transportation, handling, storage, installation, testing, commissioning, and performance testing at the site.
The total value of both contracts stands at ₹199.84 crore, with a completion period of 46 months from the start date.
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About Dibang Multipurpose Project
The Dibang project is not only India’s largest in terms of capacity but also a critical part of NHPC’s mission to boost clean energy production. With a planned output of 2880 MW, the project is located in Arunachal Pradesh and will contribute significantly to the regional and national power grid.
Om Infra to Deliver End-to-End Hydro-Mechanical Solutions
Om Infra Ltd, a specialist in Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) services, will handle the full lifecycle of hydro-mechanical execution for this project. Known for its expertise in water and energy infrastructure, Om Infra’s role in this project further reinforces its leadership in the sector.
Strategic Move to Accelerate Clean Energy Infrastructure
This contract is part of NHPC’s broader strategy to accelerate the implementation of large-scale hydropower projects as India transitions to sustainable energy sources. The Dibang project is expected to contribute significantly to the national renewable energy target while also boosting infrastructure development in Northeast India.
About NHPC
Incorporated in 1975 and a Navratna PSU under the Ministry of Power, NHPC is India’s top hydropower generator. It has since diversified into solar, wind, tidal, and geothermal generation. NHPC plays a pivotal role in scaling India’s renewable infrastructure, joining the national push for a low-carbon energy transition.
