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Construction of two barge jetties at Haldia dock via PPP mode

8/20/2009 12:13:00 PM

Kolkata, Aug (EPC News): The Kolkata Port Trust will opt for the PPP (public-private partnership) model for construction of two barge jetties on the river front at Haldia dock, thus, abandoning its earlier plan to have them constructed departmentally.

A proposal relating to the revision of the plan will be shortly placed before the Board of Trustees for approval.

According to the plan, two jetties, one large (309 metres length) and the other small (175 metres), were to be built on the river front so that hassles of ship movement through the lock gate could be avoided. The cost for projects would be executed by the port authorities themselves which was estimated at Rs 47 crore for the smaller jetty and around Rs 100 crore for the larger one.