Government of India has approved an action plan for construction of steel silos in the country for a capacity of 100 LMT in Public Private Partnership (PPP) mode for modernizing storage infrastructure and improving shelf life of stored foodgrains for Public Distribution System. Against this, as on 30.09.2019, steel silos of 7.25 LMT capacity have been created. The State-wise details of the number of silos sanctioned (work awarded) and constructed as on 30.09.2019 are at Annexure.
The silo developers for construction are selected through tender process. Subsequently, in the Concession Agreement signed between the Authority (i.e. Food Corporation of India/State Government Agencies) and the Concessionaire (developer), timelines are specified for completion of construction of steel silos and non-adherence to these timelines leads to imposition of penalty on the concessionaire. Therefore, this process of construction of steel silos has an in-built feature of specified timelines to complete the construction of steel silos.
Source; PIB
Posts
Hello,
Welcome to "Agrovista Profits"
“Agrovista Profits” is a nonprofitable portal. A peer- Friend for the agriculture news, Agriculture news Blogs, agriculture research and development activities, Agriculture Business, and agriculture allied services. Agrovista Profits is an open-access Portal for opinion formers, decision makers, policy makers and above all the farmers.
We are committed for providing the selected info 24X7 about the agriculture and allied sector and assure you that
“ Agrovista Profits “ will always remain clear, unbiased and factual accounts of development in, or affecting, world agriculture and food security. They will interpret the influence of related aspects (which will remain embedded by the aspects like; Agriculture technology, Agriculture Business, Agriculture news climate, forestry, fisheries and, Agri - economics, Agri - ecology) on these developments. An important objective is to assist decision-makers to ensure policies and methods are evidence-based and sustainable.
No comments:
Post a Comment