Salasar Techno Engineering Completes Udaipur-Himmatnagar Rail Electrification Project

Salasar Techno Engineering Ltd, an infrastructure EPC company, has announced the completion of the ₹170.17-crore Udaipur-Himmatnagar railway electrification project. This initiative spans a 210-route-km corridor connecting Rajasthan and Gujarat.

The project's scope included 25 kV overhead equipment (OHE) electrification, general electrification of traction substations, civil engineering, track work, and signalling and telecommunication installations. RITES Ltd, a government enterprise, awarded the project on behalf of the Principal Chief Electrical Engineer, North Western Railway, Jaipur.

Key aspects of the work involved structure erection, transformer and equipment installation, SCADA integration, earthing and cabling, and signalling and telecommunications at various locations, including traction substations at Dungarpur and Vantada, and nine sectioning and sub-sectioning posts. The corridor's completion occurred in three phases, each independently verified by the Commissioner of Railway Safety (CRS) or through RITES inspection.

A strong reactor design is not enough to scale nuclear.

Kairos Power has launched NuCAMP — the Nuclear Center for Advanced Manufacturing and Precast in East Tennessee, bringing together industry, national laboratories, universities and vocational colleges.

The goal is straightforward: develop new manufacturing and construction methods — and train the workforce needed to deploy advanced reactors at scale.

For the nuclear supply chain, this is an important signal.
The next generation of reactors will require more than new technology. It will require qualified manufacturers, construction capabilities, common codes and standards, skilled workers and regional industrial ecosystems capable of repeating projects efficiently.

That may ultimately determine how quickly advanced nuclear moves from demonstration to deployment.

The reactor may be new. The supply chain still has to be built.

ArMee Infotech Secures Solar EPC and O&M Contracts for 600 MW Project

EPC Contracts Awarded for Solar Project

ArMee Infotech has secured two letters of award (LOAs) from Bondada Engineering for engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) balance of system (BOS) packages. These contracts are for a solar power project located in Fatehgarh, Rajasthan, with a total value of Rs 7.41 billion.

The awarded contracts cover a combined capacity of 600 MW, divided into two distinct blocks. The first block, designated as Block-1, has a capacity of 300 MW and is valued at Rs 3.75 billion. The second contract, for Block-3, also has a capacity of 300 MW and is valued at Rs 3.66 billion.

Scope of Work Includes Comprehensive BOS and O&M Services

The scope of work for ArMee Infotech encompasses a full range of services for the balance of system. This includes engineering, procurement, manufacturing, supply, erection, installation, testing, and commissioning of BOS works. The contracts also cover the associated power evacuation infrastructure necessary for the project.

In addition to the EPC responsibilities, ArMee Infotech will provide ongoing operational support. This includes a three-year commitment for operation and maintenance (O&M) services, as well as annual maintenance contracts (AMCs) for specified plant equipment within the solar facility.