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• Procurement Expenditure in Maharashtra :

  Though Maharastra is the second most populous State in India, it's economy is ranked at the top at USD 350 Billion USD for the year 2019-2020¹.  When the Government expenditure is estimated at 12% of the GDP², the procurement expenditure of Maharashtra in value terms amounts to USD 73.5 Billion USD. A total of 650+ government agencies and public sector undertakings (PSU) advertise tenders to procure the goods, works and services required by the State. .These agencies are of various types as in Zilla Parishad, University, Municipal Corporations, District Administrations, Agriculture department, Housing and Area Development, Mahatransco and Rural Development. 

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• Circular economy park to handle e-waste in Nashik:

  The industry department of Maharastra has planned to set up a circular economy park in Nashik based on the principles of reducing, reusing, and recycling e-waste. This park will be a multi-sector park that handles construction and demolition waste, e-waste, industrial waste, and scrapped vehicles. Besides this, the state government has also planned for five more economy parks in different cities.

• Nashik Neo-metro and semi-high-speed rail projects between Nashik and Pune:

  Two major transportation projects (Nashik Neo-Metro and Nashik-Pune semi-high-speed rail) are set to start soon, as announced by the Maharashtra government. Maharashtra Rail Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited (MahaMetro) will be executing these projects. Once the central government approves the Detailed Project Report (DPR), construction will start immediately on the Nashik Neo-Metro. The Neo-Metro project will use rubber-tired AC electric coaches with a capacity of 300 passengers. The project will operate on two corridors, one with 19 stations covering 22 km and the other with 10 stations covering 10 km. The funding for the Nashik-Pune semi-high-speed rail will be provided by the state government, and the land acquisition process has already been started by MahaRail authorities.

• INR 48 crore to upgrade Jawaharlal Nehru Port Hospital :

  The Ministry of Ports, Shipping, and Waterways has approved the upgrade of Jawaharlal Nehru Port Hospital in Raigad district. This project is to be implemented in Private Public Partnership (PPP) mode. With a cost of INR 48 crores, the existing 50-bed secondary care hospital will be upgraded to a 100-bed multi-specialty hospital, with the capability to treat many different types of illnesses and conditions. With its infrastructure and amenities, the hospital will provide patients with comprehensive medical services under one roof, including emergency care, diagnosis, treatment, surgery, and OPD services.

• MBMC to concretize 45 roads at a cost of INR 5 billion :

  The Mira-Bhayandar Municipal Corporation (MBMC) has got the sanction to concretize 67 roads at a cost of INR 10 billion. This project will be funded by a loan of Rs. 5 billion from the Bank of Baroda. The tendering process for the first phase of work will commence shortly. Out of the 67 roads, 45 wiill be developed by the MBMC. The construction of the remaining roads will be undertaken by the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA).

• New cable stayed bridge in Brihanmumbai:

  The Maharashtra Coastal Zone Management Authority (MCZMA) has approved the BMC's (Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation) plan to construct a new cable-stayed bridge that connects New Madh Island and Versova, which is expected to cut down the travel time significantly. The upcoming four-lane bridge will be 1.5 km in length and 27.5 m wide. During the construction, temporary culverts will be set up to avoid damage to the mangroves. The BMC is now expected to float a tender for this project soon. The estimated cost of this project is around INR 400 crore.

• Solar fencing project in Maharashtra:

  The Maharashtra state government intends to introduce solar fencing in farms to mitigate human-animal conflicts by the end of March 2023. This project is expected to benefit at least 33,000 beneficiaries of the protected areas in its first phase. Over 1,173 villages have been identified in the entire state, of which 341 will be in the Chandrapur district. The state government has allocated a 50-crore budget for this project. This project will be implemented by the Forest department under the Dr Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Jan Van Yojana. Under this project, the following types of equipments will be purchased: energizer, battery, solar panel, insulators, alarm system, as per specifications approved by the Maharashtra Energy Development Agency (MEDA).

• Improvement of water supply infrastructure and building STPs:

  The Nashik Municipal Corporation has received approval to improve its water supply infrastructure and build sewage treatment plants (STPs). The total estimated cost of this project is INR 257 crore. This project includes replacing the filtration plant's old pipeline of 13 km from Gangapur Dam to Bara Bungalow, and INR 210 crore has been provided. INR 47 crore has been provided for the construction of the STP at Gangapur and also for laying a 5 km pipeline from the Gangapur STP to Trimbak Road via Vasant Kanetkar Garden. These projects will be completed before 2027 Kumbh mela.

• Godavari rejuvenation under the Namami Goda Project:

  The Nashik Municipal Corporation (NMC) has initiated the work to rejuvenate and beautify the Godavari river under the Namami Goda Project with a budget of INR 1,800 crores. A project management consultant has been appointed to prepare DPR within six months, and the cleaning process of the river is expected to be completed before the 2027 Kumbh Mela. This Namami Goda project will include construction of two Sewage Treatment Plants.

• INR 12 crores for six road projects in Purandar, Pune:

  The Maharashtra government has approved six road projects in Purandar, Pune district, with a budget of Rs 12 crores. Additionally, the authorities have planned to conduct a survey for the construction of two vital roads that will lead to the upcoming Pune International Airport in Purandar. To support the upcoming Purandar International Airport, the roads that connect Pune, Satara, and Solapur will be widened and strengthened. A budget of INR 68 lakhs has been sanctioned for conducting a survey and preparing a project report to widen the road that connects Saswad, Malshiras, and Yawat to Solapur. Similarly, a budget of INR 54 lakhs has been allocated for widening the road that connects Pune from Khadi Machine Chowk to Saswad-Veer in Haveli taluka. Also, the government has sanctioned INR 2.5 crores to enhance the protective wall and the surrounding area of the full Ganga stream on the Saswad-Veer road, INR 5 crores to construct a bridge on the Kolvihere-Naigaon-Malshiras road, INR 2 crores to improve the road from Veer to Harni, and INR 2.5 crores to improve the road from Khed Shivapur Kodit road to Chambli village.

• Major infrastructure development planned in Aurangabad:

  The Maharashtra government has planned the comprehensive development of infrastructure, including roads, water supply, airports, pilgrimage sites, Park and power generation, in Aurangabad. The upgrade of Sant Dhyaneshwar Park in Paithan to international standard facilities is given top priority, with the goal of making it a world-class park. Furthermore, funds are allocated for the development of pilgrimage sites in Paithan, including the religious area of Shri Chakradhar Swami Mahanubhava and the ancient Grishneshwar Jyotirlinga temple. A budget of 50 Crores is allocated for establishment of a sports university in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar (Aurangabad). Additionally, funds are allocated for construction of a new collector office building, and for electricity generation using floating solar panels in the Jayakwadi Nathsagar Reservoir.

• Funds allocated for various infrastructure projects in Pune:

  The Maharashtra government has proposed many new projects in the 2023–24 budget to be implemented in Pune district. These projects include a sports science center at the Balewadi complex, a national-level memorial at Bhide Wada (INR 50 crores), the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Garden at Ambegaon (INR 50 crores), a museum on the life and times of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj at Shivneri fort (INR 300 crores), and the Jyotirlinga development (INR 300 crores). Of the five Jyotirlinga proposed for development in the budget, and the funds are sanctioned for the Jyotirlinga project to be implemented in Bhimshankar, Pune.

• INR 147 crore Allocated for Infrastructure Project in Uran City:

  In the 2022-23 budget, the Government of Maharashtra has allocated INR 147 crore for development of road infrastructure in the Uran city, Raigard District. Most of the funds will be allocated for road development as in: INR 47 crore is allocated for rural roads, INR 58 crore for district roads and the remaining amount is for Kon-Savle road, dand-turade road and Gulsunde- Jambhivali-Karade road. 

• INR 1200 Crore for development of 34 villages in PMC:

  A sum of INR 1200 Crore is being allocated for development of the 34 villages recently merged with the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC). The PMC is preparing a plan for development of 11 out of the 34 villages, while the Pune Metropolitan Region Development Authority is preparing the plan for the remaining 23 villages. The development work will include various schemes, including water supply and sewage management.

• Clear ash ponds in Nagpur district, Maharashtra:

  The Maharashtra government has instructed the power department to take necessary measures to address the toxic ash disposal from the Koradi and Khaparkheda power plants, which is causing pollution and damaging crops in nearby villages due to overflowing fly-ash bunds. To address this issue, the government is planning to construct bunds with more advanced scientific measures and additional protection through the lining to prevent overflows. Furthermore, a new fly ash policy is expected to be introduced soon. The power department has also initiated work to establish flue-gas desulfurization (FGD), and a tender is expected to be released shortly.

• INR 2,316 crore was approved for the infrastructure development in Panvel, Maharashtra:

  The Panvel City Municipal Corporation (PCMC) proposed a revised budget of INR 2,316 crores, which has been approved by the Maharashtra government. The funds will be utilized to enhance infrastructure facilities in the Panvel municipal sector, including health services, water supply, and roads. To uplift the level of healthcare services for citizens, PCMC has planned to establish a 450-bed Maternal and Child Care Hospital, a laboratory to detect infectious and communicable diseases, 09 urban primary health centers, urban community health centers, and mobile medical units. As part of the education sector, PCMC has proposed to initiate English medium schools for students from 1st to 5th grade. Besides these infrastructure projects, PCMC has also planned for city beautification and slum redevelopment.