INDIA —Viviana Power Tech Limited has secured a domestic turnkey contract valued at approximately INR 415 million from the state-owned distribution utility, Dakshin Gujarat Vij Company Limited (DGVCL). The 15-month mandate entails the supply, installation, and commissioning of 11KV underground cables, alongside the dismantling of existing overhead pole structures across various regional divisions. Viviana Power Tech Limited is a specialized engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) enterprise focused on power transmission and distribution infrastructure networks.
This infrastructural upgrade is a critical component of the state's broader initiative to transition vulnerable overhead electrical grids into more secure subterranean networks. By burying high-voltage cables, local authorities aim to minimize outage risks associated with severe weather events, improve urban aesthetics, and substantially reduce long-term maintenance overheads. The modernization of grid infrastructure directly benefits regional commercial and residential stakeholders by ensuring a more reliable and uninterrupted power supply.
For contractors and utility service providers, the ongoing push toward subterranean grid modernization across Indian municipalities represents a growing, high-value pipeline of EPC opportunities. For investors and decision-makers, this specific contract highlights the firm's sustained execution capabilities and its strengthening order book within the domestic power sector. Securing consistent project mandates from established state utilities ensures stable revenue generation and reinforces operational continuity over the medium term.
