Greater Noida West to Get First STP at Rs 80 Crore, Construction to Begin Soon

GREATER NOIDA WEST, July 18, 2024 — The Greater Noida Authority has announced the construction of the first Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) in Greater Noida West. This STP, with a capacity of 45 million liters per day (MLD), will be built at a cost of Rs 80 crore. Tenders have been issued, and construction is set to begin soon, with an expected completion timeline of one and a half years. The project aims to address the urgent need for efficient sewage management in the sectors and villages of Greater Noida West.

Greater Noida West to Get First STP at Rs 80 Crore

Project Cost and Capacity: The STP will cost Rs 80 crore and have a capacity of 45 MLD.
Timeline: Tenders have been issued, with construction expected to start soon and be completed in one and a half years.
Additional Projects: Tenders worth Rs 18 crore have been issued for 23 other development projects in the region.

Greater Noida West has long faced challenges with sewage management due to the absence of an efficient sewage treatment system. The new STP aims to address these issues, ensuring cleaner and safer living conditions for residents. The authority has emphasized the urgency of this project, given the growing population and urbanization in the area.

Greater Noida West STP Project Details:

The CEO of Greater Noida Authority, NG Ravi Kumar, has prioritized the construction of the STP, recognizing its critical importance. The sewer department has already issued tenders, inviting companies to apply until July 29, with pre-qualification bids opening on July 31. The selected company will begin construction shortly thereafter, aiming for completion within 18 months.

Impact:

Upon completion, the STP will serve all sectors and villages in Greater Noida West, significantly improving sewage management. The purified sewage will enhance sanitation and environmental quality, providing substantial relief to residents.

Projects:

Alongside the STP, the Greater Noida Authority has planned various infrastructure projects, including:

Electrification: Internal electrification of community buildings in Sector Beta One and Two.
LED Installation: Installation of LED lights in 6% population plots.
Zonal Reservoirs: Electrical, mechanical, civil work, and GIS mapping of three zonal reservoirs.
Distribution Lines: Laying distribution lines in Sector 16B and 16C.
Community Amenities: Repairing swings in various sectors and installing open gym equipment in Sector Two.

Greater Noida West Development

In addition to the STP, the Greater Noida Authority has announced several other projects aimed at improving the quality of life in Greater Noida West. These include:

Electrical Infrastructure: Upgrades to the internal electrification systems of community buildings in Sector Beta One and Two.
Public Lighting: Installation of energy-efficient LED lights in areas designated for 6% of the population.
Zonal Reservoir Improvements: Comprehensive upgrades including electrical, mechanical, and civil work, as well as GIS mapping for three zonal reservoirs.
Water Distribution: New distribution lines to be laid in Sectors 16B and 16C.
Public Amenities: Repairs to swings in various sectors and the installation of open gym equipment in Sector Two to promote outdoor activities.

ACEO Ashutosh Dwivedi commented, “The STP project is a crucial step towards sustainable urban development in Greater Noida West. It will not only improve the quality of life for residents but also set a benchmark for future infrastructure projects in the region.”

The construction of the STP and other development projects mark a significant milestone for Greater Noida West. These initiatives reflect the authority’s commitment to enhancing the region’s infrastructure and living standards.

As the project progresses, residents can look forward to a cleaner, more sustainable environment, contributing to the overall growth and prosperity of Greater Noida West. For further details and updates, visit the Greater Noida Authority’s official website