INDIA —Viviana Power Tech Limited has secured multiple turnkey engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contracts aggregating to INR 1,283.50 million from state-owned distribution utility Paschim Gujarat Vij Company Limited (PGVCL). The domestic order, executed under PGVCL's System Improvement Scheme, entails an implementation timeline of 12 months from the date of the Letter of Award to enhance rural and suburban power distribution infrastructure in Gujarat, India.
The comprehensive scope of work covers the supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of 11 KV Medium Voltage Covered Conductor (MVCC) systems, alongside associated accessories and allied items across various 11 KV feeders in the divisions of PGVCL's Bhuj Circle and Rajkot Rural Circle. PGVCL is a major electricity distribution company operating in Western Gujarat, while Viviana Power Tech Limited specializes in EPC power transmission and distribution projects up to the 400 KV system range.
This development marks a substantial expansion in public power infrastructure modernization within Gujarat, directly supporting grid stability and operational performance across critical industrial and agricultural hubs. High-density overhead covered conductor systems significantly mitigate power losses, reduce accidental interruptions, and prevent vegetation-induced outages, offering superior grid resilience in vulnerable coastal and rural zones such as Bhuj and Rajkot.
From an industry perspective, large-scale turnkey deployments of covered conductor technologies reflect an accelerating public procurement trend toward upgrading aging distribution lines under state-sponsored System Improvement Schemes. For power equipment manufacturers and EPC service providers, sustained capital outlay by state discoms highlights stable revenue pipelines and robust demand for specialized MVCC distribution hardware.
For investors and corporate stakeholders, securing this INR 1,283.50 million formal work order strengthens Viviana Power Tech Limited's order book execution visibility over the next fiscal year. The project reaffirms the contractor's strategic positioning and competitive advantage in securing repeat business from established state utility clients without involving related-party transactions or promoter conflicts.
