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VISHWAKARMA (Online Monthly e - Journal of Construction Industry Development Council)

Vol. 6 Issue - VI E – Journal of CIDC June 2016

4th Task Force Meeting of “National Database” (CIDC - Construction Industry Database)

Construction Industry Development Council

Professional Engineers Day, Certificate Distribution at Madurai on 31st May

2016

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CIDC – Activities: 4th Task Force Meeting of “National Database” (CIDC - Construction Industry Database)

The 4th Task Force meeting of “National Database” (CIDC - Construction Industry Database) was held on 5th May 2016 at Lecture Room No. 2, IIC Annexe Building, India International Centre, 40, Max Mueller Marg, New Delhi – 110 003. With participation from a host of PSUs’, Government departments and vendors/service providers from across the Nation, the discussions revolved primarily on increasing the broad based use the ‘National Database’.

To increase awareness about emerging trends for construction materials and practices, two technical presentations from enlisted vendors were included in the agenda. The presentation by Tata BlueScope Steel Ltd focused on disseminating knowledge about the myriad use of their steel with an open invitation to visit any of their projects highlighting the various structures created using their products.

Epoxyshield, the flagship product from the house of “Hariom Ingots & Power Pvt Ltd” was well appreciated by the audience. The wide application of Epoxyshield reinforcement in building concrete structures, was emphasized to cut down on overall cost of the project while increasing the life of the structures. Value based purchases, to streamline the existing databases, lower entry restrictions for new entrants to pick the right vendor for your project deliveries, were some of the aspects on which deliberations were held.

Speaking on the occasion, the Chief Guest for the evening Shri Divakar Garg, Director General, CPWD praised the efforts of CIDC for building this database and encouraged the vendors to use this platform for raising awareness about their products & successes. Project Owners in the construction industry spend large amounts of resources in the process of finding appropriate vendors of products and services. Since each Project Owner spends the money separately from others, there is a duplication of efforts and wastage of precious time and money.

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CIDC – Activities: Enlistments in databases presently are of various vintage and hence lot of time is spent in getting vendors verified and also there is duplication of efforts and wastage of time and money for locating the right vendors.

CIDC has worked on one seamless database where pre-qualified vendors are enlisted. This makes the database largely useful and ready to use and can be adopted by organizations for their use.

With this Vendor Registration Process, CIDC is establishing a central data–base for suppliers of all types of Products and Services from India and abroad to avoid multiple efforts for the same work by various stakeholders’ and create a National Database of vendors and suppliers.

While delving into the importance of a National Database, Shri Ajay Kumar, Executive Director, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC) emphasized on the need of a credible list of suppliers and service providers who can provide services at good quality and reasonable prices. He expressed his happiness that the present database has been scaled up and the process of due diligence makes the end product uniform and lends it credence.

Dr. Swarup while elaborating on the future plans for the database suggested the following agenda:

1. Phase 4 listings to be completed by August 2016

2. Task Force meetings to be held every quarter and in difference cities if possible.

3. To encourage greater interaction amongst the stakeholders, following actions to be initiated:

a) Encourage PSUs to write to their vendors to facilitate authentication by CIDC

b) Encourage registered Vendors to host some of the procurement agencies, who could visit them and apprise themselves about their products etc.

c) Encourage PSUs’ to visit the registered vendors to apprise themselves about the efficacy of their work.

This is a unique platform in the sense that it not only serves as a potent platform for exchange of ideas and information for new products and technologies, but also provides a one to one interaction between the demand and supply sides to evolve robust databases leading to more effective procurement practices. The advantage of this database is that this is ready to use as the vendors have already been pre-qualified through a process of due- diligence undertaken by CIDC team. We only need to align this to our resident business process and leverage on the same to bring down the procurement cycle to a reasonable time frame.



CIDC – Activities:

The participants included representatives from Defence Research & Development Organisation (DRDO) Ministry of Defence, Govt. of India, Office of the Development Commissioner, (Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises), Ministry of Finance (Department of Expenditure), Office of the Commissioner of Industry (Govt. of Rajasthan), Telecommunications Consultants India Ltd (Govt. of India Enterprise) Airports Authority of India (AAI), Engineering Projects (India) Ltd. (EPIL), Central Public Work Department (CPWD), Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC), National Hydroelectric Power Corporation Limited (NHPC), IRCON International Limited, National Buildings Construction Corporation (NBCC), Delhi State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation Ltd. (DSIIDC), Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL), Cement Manufacturers' Association (CMA), Engineers India Ltd. (EIL), Universal Constructi on Machinery & Equipment Ltd., Hindustan Prefab Limited, MTNL, B. G. Shirke Construction Technology Pvt. Ltd., Vijay Nirman Co. Pvt. Ltd., IL&FS Engineering & Construction Company, GMR Infrastructure Ltd., CSIR - Central Road Research Institute (CRRI), Aditya Birla Group, Pebs Pennar Engineered Building Systems Limited, Reliance Infrastructure Limited, Tata BlueScope Steel Ltd., Hariom Ingots & Power Pvt. Ltd., Lloyd Insulations India Limited, Ultra Tech Building Solution, Bigwire, HLL Lifecare Ltd, Mahindra Lifespace Developer Limited, J K Risk Managers & Insurance Brokers Limited, Perma Construction Aids Pvt. Ltd, Varindera Constructions Limited, Savoir Faire Manufacturing Co. Pvt. Ltd. (SFMC), Everest Industries Ltd, Rodic Consultants Pvt. Ltd, Ultra Tech Cement Limited (Cement Business -Marketing), Reliance Infrastructure Limited, Aarvee Associates, PPI Projects Pvt. Ltd., SN Consultants, Lantec Technologies, Air Flow Pvt. Ltd, Asian Galaxy Pvt Ltd., Urmila Info Solution, VCS Quality Services Pvt. Ltd., Snow Fountain Infra Consultancy Pvt. Ltd., Shri Ram Panels, RV Akash Ganga Infrastructure Ltd., Asian Galaxy Private Ltd, ALP Aeroflex India Pvt. Ltd, Star Wire Engineering India Ltd, JK Risk Managers & Insurance Brokers Ltd, Vinny Industry, Chawla Bars Private Limited, Aster Building, Bell Stone Hi- Tech International, Universal Constore Pvt. Ltd., SPL Ltd.

(Kindly visit www.cidcdatabase.com to view the photographs & video clip on coverage of the meeting on Zee News)

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CIDC – Activities: Engineers India Limited:

The first batch of 207 students have been doing their training at different categories under the “Project for Employment Oriented Training and Skill Development Programme for SC/ST/OBC/Women & EWS of society for 750 persons under the CSR initiatives”.

The existing training is running at Gorakhpur, Faridabad, Dhaulana, Ranchi, Daltonganj (Jharkhand), Kanhmau (Sidhauli) & Bhimli centers.

A few snapshots from training being conducted at Various CIDC centers

Professional Engineer Certification Ceremony at DRDO, New Delhi on 25th May 2016:

Executive Development Program on “Arbitration

& Dispute Resolution” was conducted at Defence

Research & Development Organisation, DRDO in

their premises at Delhi cantt on 25th and 26th

May 2016. In- house faculty comprising of Prof.

(Er.) O. P. Gupta and two external eminent

experts, Dr. R. K. Chopra; Techno Legal Specialist

& Er. K.P. Singh; Engr-In- Chief, MCD delivered the

lectures. About 30 participants from various

stations of DRDO attended and got benefitted

from this EDP. DRDO has put on record that the

program has been extremely useful to their

officials. A letter of appreciation has also been

issued to CIDC for providing our outstanding

services.






CIDC – Activities: Canadian Immigrant Integration Program at

Madurai on 31st May 2016:

A Fruitful Session conducted by British Columbia on the process of immigration to Canada and work in province of British Columbia as licensed engineers, under the program titled ‘Canadian Immigrant Integration Program (CIIP) organized with the help of Engineering Council of India.

Professional Engineers Day, Certificate Distribution Day at Madurai on 31st May 2016:

Sutlej Jal Vidyut Nigam Ltd. (SJVNL)Electrician and Welder’s Trade Valedictory Program On 23rd May, 2016, at Vishwakarma Pratham (VKP) Faridabad:

Sh. C.S. Yadav Sr. Manager P&A appeared as Chief Guest and distributed certificates along with the stipend to the successful candidates, on behalf of Sutlej Jal Vidyut Nigam Ltd. (SJVNL). Amongst the other dignitaries present, on the dais, to grace the occasion, were Shri G. K. Chaukiyal, Executive Director (PMQA), AAI, Shri. Anil Kumar Rai, Joint General Manager (HR/CSR), AAI, Shri. C. S. Yadav, Sr. Manager (Personnel) SJVN Ltd., and other senior officials of CIDC.




Airports Authority of India (AAI) Visit at CIDC Vishwakarma Pratham, Faridabad on 23rd May, 2016:

The visit for “Project for Employment Oriented

Training and Skill Development Programme for SC/ST/OBC/Women & EWS of society for 1000 persons under Airports Authority of India (AAI) CSR initiative was held on Monday, 23rd May 2016, at CIDC Vishwakarma Pratham, Faridabad. The programme was graced by Shri G. K. Chaukiyal, Executive Director (PMQA), AAI, Shri. Anil Kumar Rai, Joint General Manager (HR/CSR), AAI, Shri. C. S. Yadav, Sr. Manager (Personnel) SJVN Ltd., Shri. Rajeev Jain, Director (Vocational Training), CIDC, Shri. Ashutosh Bhardwaj, Director (Corporate Affairs), CIDC, Shri. B. R. Chauhan, Sr. Advisor, CIDC, Mrs. Lori Keshav Swarup, General Manager, CIDC & Shri. Praveen Tiwari, General Manager, CIDC,

The programme started with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp and after presentation of bouquets, the dignitaries proceeded to interact with the students. The interactive session that followed had participation of students, faculty members and AAI dignitaries. The Certificate were also distributed by the AAI officials to the trainees.

The CIDC family is very thankful to the dignitaries for taking out their valuable time to visit the campus & bless the students and staff.

Glimpses of the programme:

Ongoing Projects/Activities:

9 B.Tech. Students from civil branch of Mewar University have been enrolled in one-month Internship Program on Trenchless Technology.




Celebration of World Labor Day in Gorakhpur Centre:

CIDC, Gorakhpur celebrated the Labour Day with a special interaction session with trainees and local laborers to express gratitude on 1st May, 2016. We have designed the session for better understanding of the primary role and importance of the labour community among our trainees who must learn to respect and appreciate their efforts. Staff members highlighted the need, importance and significance of the role of these workers in our life and also emphasized upon the value of dignity of labour which helps a person to become more human and responsible towards his fellow beings. Speeches were also made by the trainees on the different occupation of labour. The other activities that marked the day were speech competition and writing competition.

Training Program of 150 Women in Sitapur

To pay its social responsibility and to empower women, Gorakhpur Center and Sidhauli Center have started dedicated skill development programs for 150 women in Sitapur district. The purpose of this training is to enhance the skill levels and earning potential of the deprived women. The program is developed under the role of CIDC in its GIS based projects.

From CIDC Centres:

Major training program related to Engineers India Limited (EIL) and testing and certifications of uncertified construction artisans are being conducted at the following CIDC training centers.

I. Vishwakarma Pratham (VKP) Faridabad

II. Vishwakarma Dwitiya (VKD) Ramshahpur (U.P.)

III. Vishwakarma Tritiya (VKT) Dhaulana (U.P.)

IV. Kanhmaou Sidhauli (U.P)

V. Gorakhpur (U.P)

VI. Ranchi (Jharkhand)

VII. Daltonganj (Jharkhand)

VIII. Begampet (Hyderabad)

IX. Srikakulam (Telangana)

X. Chapaguri (ASSAM)

XI. Bheemili (Visakhapatnam)



CONSTRUCTION COST INDICES – MAY, 2016:

CCI – MAY 2016 Base - 100.00 October 2007

S. No.

Market Building

CCI Road CCI

Bridge CCI

Dam CCI

Power CCI

Railway CCI

Mineral Plant CCI

Medium Industry

CCI

Transmission CCI

Urban Infra CCI

Maintenance CCI

1 Agartala 143.37 144.08 140.29 143.26 142.35 144.21 142.2 138.48 141.1 137.38 136.22

2 Agra 145.17 146.49 141.72 145.04 143.73 145.76 143.35 139.9 142.76 138.97 137.15

3 Ahmedabad 143.03 145.5 141.99 144.87 142.46 143.57 142.89 138.4 139.83 138.43 139.81

4 Aizawl 143.65 145.61 139.87 143.51 141.81 143.96 141.15 138.12 141.16 137.35 134.83

5 Ajmer 145.75 148.3 142.96 146.51 144.95 147.1 144.43 141.14 144.13 140.28 138.09

6 Allahabad 145.18 145.8 142.1 145.07 144.18 146.06 144.08 140.24 142.89 139.14 138.08

7 Ambala 143.98 146.22 140.71 144.27 142.67 144.79 142.07 138.94 141.94 138.12 135.77

8 Amritsar 142.85 144.74 139.78 143.16 141.76 143.79 141.31 138.01 140.87 137.11 135.14

9 Anand 142.49 146.32 143.37 145.15 143.28 143.6 143.31 140.07 142.52 139.66 139.84

10 Ankaleswar 141.14 146.23 144.19 145.2 143.05 142.53 143.29 140.16 142.4 140.01 141.18

11 Asansol 145.04 144.72 142.5 144.95 144.68 146.34 144.96 140.6 142.92 139.24 139.22

12 Bengaluru 141.56 145.67 138.11 144.44 142.66 141.65 141.89 137 139.6 135.13 134.67

13 Bhopal 144.91 145.98 140.65 145.45 143.22 144.63 142.93 139.13 141.48 137.67 136.7

14 Bhubhaneswar 143.47 143.15 139.99 144.02 142.69 143.76 142.96 138.42 140.3 136.62 137.16

15 Bodhgaya 144.02 143.96 141.35 143.92 143.49 145.2 143.67 139.48 141.87 138.2 137.9

16 Chandigarh 143.7 145.77 140.53 144 142.5 144.58 141.98 138.75 141.69 137.9 135.72

17 Chennai 140.61 141 135.23 140.64 139.88 141.39 139.81 133.45 135.89 131.09 134.52

18 Cochin 141.78 142.81 137.38 142.12 141.1 142.56 140.96 135.4 137.94 133.46 135.75

19 Coimbatore 142.95 144.61 139.52 143.59 142.32 143.7 142.11 137.35 139.96 135.85 136.98

20 Delhi 148.09 150.11 144.18 147.95 146.17 148.42 145.5 142.38 145.51 141.59 139.01

21 Dhanbad 144.61 144.2 142.12 144.52 144.29 145.93 144.62 140.21 142.51 138.85 138.92

22 Faridabad 146.04 147.71 142.39 145.91 144.38 146.51 143.84 140.58 143.56 139.72 137.53

23 Gangtok 141.74 143.66 138.01 141.6 139.91 142.04 139.27 136.26 139.28 135.5 133.02

24 Guwahati 143.09 142.57 140.7 143.01 142.88 144.46 143.24 138.82 141.03 137.41 137.62

25 Haridwar 143.37 149.21 143.57 147.24 145.57 147.76 144.96 141.76 144.82 140.93 138.56

26 Hyderabad 141.75 141.86 137.1 142.95 140.26 140.86 140.35 135.85 137.44 133.73 134.37

27 Imphal 144.82 147.61 142.09 145.68 144.07 146.21 143.49 140.3 143.32 139.47 137.15

28 Indore 143.33 143.92 138.89 144.19 141.75 142.75 141.64 137.5 139.46 135.7 135.54

29 Itanagar 144.23 146.62 140.98 144.6 142.95 145.1 142.33 139.21 142.24 138.42 135.99

30 Jabalpur 142.55 142.9 138 143.57 141.01 141.81 140.99 136.68 138.46 134.72 134.96

31 Jaipur 144.29 145.48 140.1 144.74 142.6 144.09 142.24 138.56 140.99 137.19 136.02

32 Jammu 143.59 147.5 141.8 145.45 143.76 145.93 143.13 140.01 143.07 139.22 136.77

33 Jamshedpur 144.33 143.79 141.43 144.57 143.89 145.22 144.26 139.68 141.72 138.06 138.56

34 Jalandhar 144.29 146.53 141.37 144.83 143.36 145.44 142.88 139.58 142.51 138.71 136.62

35 Jodhpur 142.94 145.13 140.89 144.01 142.11 143.68 142.1 138.2 140.36 137.77 137.48

36 Jorhat (Assam) 142.7 144.64 138.95 142.56 140.86 143.01 140.21 137.19 140.22 136.42 133.92

37 Kanpur 146.64 147.96 143.15 146.52 145.19 147.25 144.79 141.31 144.19 140.37 138.55

38 Kohima 144.53 147.12 141.54 145.15 143.51 145.66 142.91 139.75 142.79 138.95 136.58

39 Kolkata 145.19 144.44 142.88 145.11 145.11 146.69 145.57 140.95 143.14 139.48 139.93

40 Lucknow 143.72 144.68 140.5 143.6 142.53 144.46 142.28 138.68 141.39 137.66 136.22

41 Ludhiana 144 145.91 140.92 144.32 142.91 144.96 142.46 139.13 142.02 138.23 136.23

42 Madurai 141.28 142.5 136.66 142.47 140.72 141.26 140.54 135.25 137.41 133.09 134.5

43 Mathura 143.84 145.48 140.24 143.71 142.21 144.29 141.69 138.47 141.4 137.62 135.45



44 Meerut 144.29 146.53 141.37 144.83 143.36 145.44 142.88 139.58 142.51 138.71 136.62

45 Mehsana 141.82 146.27 143.78 145.18 143.17 143.07 143.3 140.12 142.46 139.84 140.52

46 Mumbai 139.79 146.15 145.01 145.25 142.82 141.43 143.26 140.24 142.27 140.36 142.52

47 Mysore 141.7 143.26 139.81 143.79 141.52 141.74 141.73 137.6 139.37 136.11 137.11

48 Nagpur 141.64 144.65 142.51 144.64 142.76 142.61 143.11 139.33 141.28 138.5 139.84

49 Nainital 143.72 144.68 140.5 143.61 142.53 144.46 142.28 138.69 141.39 137.66 136.23

50 Nanded 141.7 143.26 139.81 143.79 141.52 141.74 141.73 137.6 139.37 136.11 137.11

51 Nasik 140.13 146.17 144.81 145.24 142.88 141.71 143.27 140.22 142.31 140.28 142.18

52 Navi Mumbai 139.96 146.16 144.91 145.25 142.85 141.58 143.27 140.23 142.3 140.32 142.36

53 Nayamore 144.04 143.68 141.06 144.27 143.49 144.85 143.79 139.32 141.4 137.73 138.05

54 Nazira 143.51 144.85 140.08 143.39 142.08 144.09 141.68 138.31 141.13 137.37 135.53

55 Panjim 140.68 145.91 141.57 144.84 142.74 141.55 142.58 138.64 140.94 137.75 138.61

56 Patna 144.89 145 142.11 144.79 144.24 146 144.36 140.23 142.7 139 138.51

57 Pondicherry 141.18 141.43 136.16 141.8 140.07 141.13 140.08 134.66 136.67 132.42 134.44

58 Port Blair 144.56 145.77 139.92 144.5 143.24 145.12 142.87 138.13 140.92 136.54 136.97

59 Pune 140.86 144.01 141.01 144.09 141.56 141.22 141.81 138.06 139.87 137.03 138.39

60 Puri 143.47 143.15 139.99 144.02 142.69 143.76 142.96 138.42 140.3 136.62 137.16

61 Raigarh (Alibaug) 140.33 146.04 143.24 145.04 142.8 141.57 142.93 139.44 141.62 139.04 140.48

62 Raipur 143.47 143.15 139.99 144.02 142.69 143.76 142.96 138.42 140.3 136.62 137.16

63 Rajahmundry 141.18 141.43 136.16 141.8 140.07 141.13 140.08 134.66 136.67 132.42 134.44

64 Rajkot 140.13 146.17 144.81 145.24 142.88 141.71 143.27 140.22 142.31 140.28 142.18

65 Ranchi 143.47 143.15 139.99 144.02 142.69 143.76 142.96 138.42 140.3 136.62 137.16

66 Roorkee 146.64 148.3 142.96 146.51 144.95 147.1 144.43 141.14 144.13 140.28 138.09

67 Shillong 143.51 144.85 140.08 143.39 142.08 144.09 141.68 138.31 141.13 137.37 135.53

68 Shimla 143.59 147.5 141.8 145.45 143.76 145.93 143.13 140.01 143.07 139.22 136.77

69 Silchar 142.71 143.73 138.5 143.23 141.04 142.42 140.75 136.99 139.31 135.54 134.61

70 Srinagar 143.8 145.76 140.02 143.66 141.95 144.11 141.29 138.27 141.3 137.49 134.97

71 Surat 140.47 146.19 144.61 145.23 142.94 141.98 143.28 140.2 142.34 140.18 141.85

72 Trivandrum 141.37 143.55 137.14 143.12 141.36 141.39 140.99 135.83 138.14 133.76 134.56

73 Ujjain 145.29 148.22 143.78 146.56 144.73 146 144.41 141.22 144.01 140.63 139.43

74 Vadodara 143.22 147.24 143.99 145.87 143.89 144.26 143.85 140.7 143.21 140.33 140.31

75 Varanasi 143.72 144.68 140.5 143.61 142.53 144.46 142.28 138.69 141.39 137.66 136.23

76 Velim 141.12 145.79 139.84 144.64 142.7 141.6 142.23 137.83 140.28 136.44 136.64

77 Vijayawada 141.47 141.65 136.64 142.38 140.17 141 140.21 135.26 137.05 133.08 134.41

78 Vishakhapatnam 142.34 142.3 138.09 142.92 141.38 142.46 141.53 136.53 138.5 134.52 135.8

Editorial Board

Mentor: Dr. P.R. Swarup; Editor–in–Chief: Mr. Sunil Mahajan; Content Editor: Prof. (Dr.) Niranjan Swarup.

Resource Centre: Ms. Archita Barua; Mr. Ved Prakash; Support: DG Secretariat & CIDC Centres.

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