ACHIEVEMENTS

OSE have so far executed bituminous concrete works on national / state highways, city roads and various airfields to the tune of more than two million cubic metres, Quality Concrete Pavement to the tune of more than 2.50 million cubic metres, Earthwork to the tune of more than 50 million cubic meters and embankment by dredging and hydraulic  filling at number of airfield for runway, aircraft parking bays, national / state highways, in addition to PCC/PSC bridges involving well and pile foundations and cross drainage works during the last 35 years with most modern and sophisticated plant and machinery and latest technologies.  On the whole we have successfully undertaken Construction / Strengthening  Resurfacing of Runway / Taxiway / Apron with Flexible / Rigid Pavements at the following Airfields:

 

1- Agartala - 2-Agatti - 3-Ahmedabad 4-Aurangabad 5-Aizawl 6-Amritsar 7-Bhatinda 8-Bhubaneshwar 9-Bhuj - Gujrat 10-Bikaner (NAL) 11-Bombay 12-Calcutta 13-Calicut 14-Carnicobar -

15-Cochin 16-Delhi 17-Doom-Dooma 18-Dimapur 19-Fursatganj 20-Gaya 21-Guwahati 22-Hashimara 23-Imphal 24-Jagdalpur 25-Jamnagar 26-Jorhat 27-Khajuraho - M.P. 28-Kullu - H.P.

29-Lilabari - Assam 30-Lengpui - Mizoram 31-Mohanbari - Assam 32-Nashik - Maharashtra 33-Patna 34-Ranchi 35-Silchar - Assam 36-Shimla 37-Suratgar - Rajasthan 38-Tezpur - Assam 39-Varanasi

 

MAJOR WORKS EXECUTED

OSE have successfully completed World Bank Funded 197Kms. National Highway projects in Bangladesh. In addition, it has also successfully executed one of the largest airfield projects at Lengpui in mountainous terrain in North Eastern State of Mizoram in India at a total cost of Rs.600.00 million (1995 price) in a record time of 24 months in most difficult working environment and climatic conditions involving intricate logistics, Noida Bridge Project – Construction of Approaches at a cost of Rs.959.49 million (1998 price)in 25 months, 2 months ahead of schedule and Four laning of Nagpur – Adilabad Section of NH-7 in Maharashtra State at a cost of Rs.598.90 million under North – South – East – West corridor in Maharashtra in 25 months, 5 months ahead of schedule wherein bonus was earned for early completion for these two projects. Moreover, OSE also completed World Bank Funded 4-Laning project at Indore Bypass and Indore – Dewas Section of NH-3, in the state of Madhya Pradesh, comprising Cement Concrete Pavement for the first time in India at a cost of Rs.2,232.80 million (1997 price).

 

The Airfield project in Mizoram executed in 1998 was one of the largest in Mountainous Terrain in North Eastern State. OSE completed most of the works of large magnitude and complex nature 1-6 months ahead of contracted schedule.

Other projects that have been successfully completed are :

• World Bank Funded 197 Kms. Jessore-Khulna-Jenaidah National Highway

• Ankola - Hubli Road(75Kms), Funded by Asian Development Bank

• One of the largest airfield projects in mountainous terrain in North Eastern State of Mizoram, India at a cost of Rs. 1170 million. (Present Price)

• Four Lanning of Indore Bypass and Indore-Dewas Section of NH-3, Funded by World Bank at a cost of Rs. 2970.00 million. (Present Price)

• Noida Bridge Project - worth Rs. 1400 million (Present Price) in associaion with M/s Mitsui Construction Company Ltd., a Japanese Construction Company.

• Four Laning of Mathura - Agra Section of NH2 from Km.148.330 to Km.177.00 (29 Km) funded by OECF at a cost of Rs. 900 million (Present Price).

• Four Laning of Km. 9.200 to Km.22.850 and Km.24.650 to Km. 36.600 of Nagpur - Adilabad section of NH7 (26 Km) including major and minor bridges at a cost of Rs. 800 million (Present Price).

• Strengthening and paving of shoulders of SH17 (48Km) from Sarkhej to Viramgam (Km.11.000 to Km.59.000) in Gujrat funded by World Bank at a cost of Rs. 800 million. (Present Price).

• Four laning and strengthening of the existing two lane section between Km.140 to Km.180 on NH-2 (Contract Package. IV-D) in the State of Bihar for National Highways Authority of India at a cost of Rs. 2595.00 million funded by World Bank in joint venture with M/s.Ssangyong Engineering & Construction Co. Ltd., Korea with 50% participation. 

• Four laning and strengthening of the existing two lane highway section between Km.180 to Km.240 on NH-2  (Contract Package. V-A) in the State of Bihar for National Highways Authority of India at a cost of Rs. 2580.00 million funded by World Bank in joint venture with M/s.Gammon India Ltd., India with 50% participation.

• Four laning and strengthening of the existing two lane sections from Km.199.66 to Km.250.50 on NH-2 (Contract Package. I-A) in the State of Uttar Pradesh for National Highways Authority of India at a cost of Rs. 3285.00 million funded by World Bank in joint venture with M/s.Gammon India Ltd., India with 50% participation.

• Kerala State Transport Project, Phase-1, Upgradation (KSTP-III) Total length of 49.23 Kms., for Keral Public Works Dept. at a cost of Rs.1118.75 million funded by World Bank.

• Up-gradation of State Highway from Hungund to Belgaum in Bagalhot and Belgaum districts (Contract No.: U-8) in the state of Karnataka at a cost of Rs.1600.00 million funded by World Bank.