By way of PTI
NEW DELHI: The Ministry of Defence on Monday signed a freelance with a company for modernisation of Naval Plane Yards (NAYs) at Goa and Kochi at a value of just about Rs 470 crore, officers stated.
The NAYs adopt servicing and maintenance of naval airplane, aero engines, rotables and take a look at apparatus at Goa and Kochi, the ministry stated in a commentary.
The ministry signed a freelance with Extremely Dimensions Pvt.Ltd. (UDPL), Vishakhapatnam for “modernisation of Naval Plane Yards (NAYs) at Goa and Kochi, at a value of roughly Rs 470 crore”, it stated.
Induction of the most recent state of the art airplane into the Indian Army stock calls for modernisation of present repairs and service amenities at NAYs to bridge the technological and capacity hole to satisfy the prevailing and long run aviation repairs demanding situations, officers stated.
The modernisation contains restore amenities with state of the art automatic machineries and composite restore bays. This mission will generate employment of greater than 1.8 lakh man-days over a duration of 3 years, it stated.
“The modernisation will increase operational readiness of naval aviation platforms and scale back dependence on exterior companies and international unique apparatus producers (OEMs) for maintenance. This mission can be a proud flag bearer of ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’,” the commentary stated.
As well as, the Ministry of Defence has inked a freelance with Mecon Ltd, Ranchi, as a mission tracking marketing consultant at a value of Rs 24 crore, it stated.
In the meantime, the Hindustan Aeronautics Restricted (HAL) on Friday tweeted: “HAL registers highest-ever income from operations of round Rs. 26,500 Crores (provisional and unaudited) for FY 2022-23 as towards Rs.24,620 for the former FY.
The Corporate has recorded a income enlargement of 8% all through the 12 months as in comparison to final 12 months.
NEW DELHI: The Ministry of Defence on Monday signed a freelance with a company for modernisation of Naval Plane Yards (NAYs) at Goa and Kochi at a value of just about Rs 470 crore, officers stated.
The NAYs adopt servicing and maintenance of naval airplane, aero engines, rotables and take a look at apparatus at Goa and Kochi, the ministry stated in a commentary.
The ministry signed a freelance with Extremely Dimensions Pvt.Ltd. (UDPL), Vishakhapatnam for “modernisation of Naval Plane Yards (NAYs) at Goa and Kochi, at a value of roughly Rs 470 crore”, it stated.googletag.cmd.push(serve as() googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );
Induction of the most recent state of the art airplane into the Indian Army stock calls for modernisation of present repairs and service amenities at NAYs to bridge the technological and capacity hole to satisfy the prevailing and long run aviation repairs demanding situations, officers stated.
The modernisation contains restore amenities with state of the art automatic machineries and composite restore bays. This mission will generate employment of greater than 1.8 lakh man-days over a duration of 3 years, it stated.
“The modernisation will increase operational readiness of naval aviation platforms and scale back dependence on exterior companies and international unique apparatus producers (OEMs) for maintenance. This mission can be a proud flag bearer of ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’,” the commentary stated.
As well as, the Ministry of Defence has inked a freelance with Mecon Ltd, Ranchi, as a mission tracking marketing consultant at a value of Rs 24 crore, it stated.
In the meantime, the Hindustan Aeronautics Restricted (HAL) on Friday tweeted: “HAL registers highest-ever income from operations of round Rs. 26,500 Crores (provisional and unaudited) for FY 2022-23 as towards Rs.24,620 for the former FY.
The Corporate has recorded a income enlargement of 8% all through the 12 months as in comparison to final 12 months.