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Urban Infrastructure Status Over a third of the total population lives in Urban India - 35 urban agglomerations with a population of more than 1 million - 37% of urban India lives in these cities Constitutional status to Municipal Governments - devolution of powers to local elected Governments Significant diversity in level and quality of infrastructural facilities available across cities - diversity in quality of governance & access to funds Significant Central Govt. support - schemes to implement infrastructure projects and undertake municipal reforms 100% FDI allowed in urban infrastructure Indian Water Scenario • Responsibility is with State and Local Governments • High coverage in drinking water (89% - full coverage; 10% partial coverage) • Problem of sustainability of sources and systems exists • Water quality problems in 25% habitations • Sanitation coverage < 20% • Increasing investments in sector – 5 bn Euros, over the next 5 years Key Drivers • Sector Reform – – – – – – – Capacity building at Urban Local Body (“ULB”) level Devolution of powers to ULBs Adoption of well-accepted accounting standards by ULBs Legal reforms at State and ULB level Pricing principles - State level Ability to borrow from the “market” directly by ULBs Private sector participation • Citizen’s activism – eg., Bangalore Agenda Task Force • Demand driven – quantity & quality Private Sector Participation Build-Operate-Transfer Concessions • Tirupur Water Supply project • Vishakapatnam Industrial Water Supply project • Dewas Industrial Water Supply Project • Chennai Desalination Project – 100 MLD Private Sector Participation EPC Contracts • Greater Bangalore Water Supply & Sewerage project (Est. project cost - 100 million Euros) • Sonia Vihar Water project, Delhi – Water intake; Water Treatment plant; Water distribution network • Krishna Water Supply Project – Bulk Water Supply Opportunities EPC Contracts • Kerala Water Supply Project : 5 towns; JBIC funded • Thane Municipal Corporation – Decentralised Sewerage Treatment & Network project (Est. project cost – 75 million Euros) • Rajasthan Water Supply Project – Water supply network in many cities / towns across the state • Karnataka Water Supply Scheme – 10 cities in the state of Karnataka Opportunities O&M Contracts • Delhi Water Supply O&M Contract – World Bank funded – 7 year management contract for 2 zones of Delhi’s water supply – Estimated size of the contract : about 40 mn Euros – Expected to be 50% fixed fees; 50% based on success – EOIs submitted in May’05; 4 consortia shortlisted • Thane Municipal Corporation – O&M of the Sewage Treatment Plants Water Sector – Typical Engineering Assignments • Kerala Water Supply project – JBIC funded – 5 towns in the state of Kerala – Identification of sources, treatment, transmission and distribution – Design & Supervision assignment : Consortium of Tolyo Engineering Consultants (Lead); GKW, Germany; Black & Veatch, UK; Shah Tech Consultant, India; Centre for Environment Development (Kerala, India) – 5 years assignment (commenced Sept 2003) – Total Project cost : 291 mn Euros – Assignment value : 20 mn Euros – Tendering & procurement of project – just commenced. Water Sector – Typical Engineering Assignments • Karnataka Urban Development & Coastal Environment Management Project (KUDCEMP) – ADB funded; 200 mn Euros loan – 10 towns of Coastal Karnataka – Multi Sector Urban Project : 50% Water; balance 50% other urban sectors – Project period : 5 years (ended Jan’05) +2 yrs (ext) – 3 consultants: • Project Preparation – DHV : Identification of projects; city strategy; project cost; development plan • Project Management Consultant : Black & Veatch • Design & Supervision : CES (North); Dalal (South) – Typical fees for PMC, design & supervision : 5% of project value Water Sector – Typical Engineering Assignments • Kolkata Environment Improvement Project – ADB funded; 4 year project; being undertaken by DHV • Madhya Pradesh :ADB funded Multi sector Urban Project; Project size – 180 mn Euros; Louis Berger – PMC (4 mn Euros); Design Suopervision Consultancy – 8mn Euros • Delhi Jal Board – Development plan 2020 for the city of Delhi – World Bank funded – DHV & PriceWaterHouse • Thane Municipal Corporation – Detailed Project Report for Sewerage Network and Sewage Treatment facility • Swajal – Project Management & Construction supervision for Water Supply & Sewerage projects in 94 villages in Uttar Pradesh Typical Urban Sector (Funded) Project – Timelines EOI Submission EOI Ad Tender Submission Issue RFP Info sourcing 0 & interaction 6 date mths Commence work Contract 20 18 Negotiations mths mths 10 mths 7 – 7.5 mths Opening of financial bids 13-14 mths Opportunities: Water Sector Engineering Assignments • Funded Projects – ADB; JBIC; DFID; USAID • J&K Urban Reconstruction Project : 280 mn Euros; EOIs submitted & shortlisted; Opportunity to join an existing consortium • Cauvery Stage IV Phase 2 : Water Supply for Bangalore City (2020); JBIC Loan – 600 mn Euros; Consultancy budget : 25-30 mn Euros; 8 year involvement; EOI submission – 20th June Opportunities Municipal Solid Waste • Primary & Secondary collection • Bulk Transportation • Scientific Management of Landfill sites • Treatment of Bio-degradeable solid waste Typical Projects • 6 zones in Delhi – Secondary collection & Bulk transportation to landfill sites – charge Municipal Corporation of Delhi on a per ton basis • Generation of Power from bio-degradeable solid waste in Lucknow Opportunities Industrial Townships / Software Parks Residential Townships > 25 acres; Commercial complexes > 50,000 sq m Typical Projects • Industrial Model Township, Manesar (about 40 kms from Delhi) – 1737 acres industrial township • Residential mixed use township in Koramangla, Bangalore