INDIA —Om Power Transmission Limited has received a Letter of Intent from Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited for a domestic contract valued at INR 240.27 million (including GST). The project involves supply, laying, erection, testing, and commissioning work to be executed over a 12-month period from the date of commencement in Gujarat, India.
Under the scope of the agreement, Om Power Transmission Limited will undertake the supply, laying, erection, testing, and commissioning of a 66 kV underground cable spanning an approximate route length of 5.17 KM. The total contract consideration is fixed at INR 240.27 million, awarded by a state power utility without any promoter or related party interest.
Om Power Transmission Limited is an Indian engineering and infrastructure firm specializing in power transmission and distribution projects. Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited is the state transmission utility responsible for bulk power transmission across Gujarat, India.
This development plays a critical role in enhancing Gujarat's urban energy distribution infrastructure by transitioning key transmission routes underground. Underground cabling significantly reduces transmission and distribution losses, enhances grid resilience against extreme weather events, and improves power quality across surrounding industrial and residential hubs.
The project impacts power transmission equipment manufacturers, engineering firms, urban planners, and local industries relying on stable grid infrastructure. As state transmission utilities accelerate modernizing grid networks, contracts of this nature boost the execution pipeline for specialized EPC contractors and reinforce regional energy security.
For market stakeholders and investors, the award demonstrates sustained public procurement spending in regional power utilities and reinforces Om Power Transmission Limited's market positioning within the high-voltage underground cabling segment.
