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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. 

News

• 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.

• 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.

• Construction of a new hospital in Mumbai:

  The Maharashtra government is contemplating the construction of a new hospital in Mumbai. The urban development department has acknowledged that the 120-year-old Kasturba Hospital is the only hospital for infectious diseases, and there was already a proposal to build a new hospital in Mulund and the suburbs. However, with the mounting patient count, the department has recognized the need for another hospital.

• INR 6,500 crores for the tunnel in Mumbai:

  The approval for the construction of an underground tunnel connecting Eastern Freeway and Marine Drive has been granted by Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA). The proposed tunnel road will span a length of 3.8 km and will comprise of 2+2 lines. The tunnel will be constructed under the Metro 3's Grant Road and Girgaum stations, with a depth of 30 meters via S V P Road. The project is estimated to cost INR 6,500 crores, and the Detailed Project Report (DPR) preparation has already been completed.

Did you know

• 1. How many local bodies are there in Maharashtra?
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  In the state of Maharashtra, there are a combined 409 urban local government bodies distributed across its 35 districts. Notably, Nagpur district stands out with the highest count of 22 urban local bodies, while Mumbai district holds the distinction of having the lowest, with just one urban local body. Thane and Nagpur districts are particularly active in the procurement domain, consistently publishing numerous tenders for the acquisition of goods, execution of works, and provision of services.

• 2. Which Indian state has the highest budget for the year 2023?:

  Several Indian states have presented their budgets for the fiscal year 2023-24. Maharashtra tops the list with a budget of 547,450 crore (US$69 billion), making it the state with the highest budget. Following suit, Manipur has allocated 35,022 crore (US$4.4 billion), Meghalaya with 22,022 crore (US$2.8 billion), and Mizoram with 14,209 crore (US$1.8 billion) for the same fiscal year. These budget allocations reflect the financial priorities and plans of each state for the specified period.

• 3. How many Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) in Maharashtra engage in procurement?:

  In Maharashtra, there are around 20 Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) actively engaged in various sectors and procurement processes. They are Air India Engineering Services in Mumbai, BEL Optoelectronic Devices in Pune, Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited in Mumbai, The Cotton Corporation of India Limited in Mumbai, Export Credit Guarantee Corporation of India in Mumbai, General Insurance Corporation of India (GIC) in Mumbai, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited in Mumbai, Hotel Corporation of India in Mumbai, Indian Rare Earths Limited in Mumbai, Konkan Railway Corporation in Mumbai, Maharashtra Elektrosmelt in Mumbai, Mazagon Dock in Mumbai, Millennium Telecom in Mumbai, Mumbai Railway Vikas Corporation in Mumbai, National Film Development Corporation of India in Mumbai, New India Assurance Company in Mumbai, Rashtriya Chemicals & Fertilizers in Mumbai, Richardson & Cruddas in Mumbai, Shipping Corporation of India Limited in Mumbai, and Western Coalfields in Nagpur.

• 4. How much has Maharashtra spent on health in 2023, and which agencies are responsible for the expenditure?:

  The Maharashtra Budget for 2023-24, prioritizes enhancing the health infrastructure, allocating a total of Rs 21,847 crore for the sector. Agencies involved in this initiative include SE National Health Mission State Health Society Mumbai, Maharashtra Public Health and Family Welfare Department, Ministry of Medical Education and Drugs Maharashtra, Maharashtra Medical Goods Procurement Authority Mumbai, and Haffkine Bio Pharmaceutical Corporation Ltd. Mumbai.

• 5. Which organizations are involved in conducting development activities for irrigation in Maharastra?:

  There are 5 organizations are engaged in irrigation activities in Maharashtra, including Aurangabad CE CA CADA, CE Tapi Irrigation Development Corporation Jalgaon, Vasundhara Watershed Development Agency Pune, and CE Small Scale Irrigation (WC) Pune.