MANTEC CONSULTANTS PVT. LTD.
(Management and Technical Services)
QCI - NABET Accredited & ISO 9001-2008 Certified Company
Mantec Environmental Laboratory, duly recognized by MoEF, GoI and
Accredited by NABL
Head Office: 805 Vishal Bhawan, 95 Nehru Place, New Delhi – 110019
Ph. 011 – 26429393/4/5
Fax: 011 – 26842531/ 26463665
Email: mantec@vsnl.com website: http://www.mantecconsultants.com
Environment Management Division: D – 36, sector 06, Noida – 201301
Ph. 0120 – 4215804, 4215000
Fax: 0120 – 4215809
Email: envmantec@yahoo.co.in
International Offices
U.K. Office: 11 River Court, Riverclose, Wanstead, London E 11 2LB Telefax: 44208-5306068
U.S.A. Office: 15844 Tanberry Drive, Chino Hills, CA 91709 Tel: (909) 393 – 1390
Fax: (626) 771 – 9683
CONTENT
INTRODUCTION
SERVICES PROVIDED
KEY PROFESSIONALS
OFFICES NETWORK
IMPORTANT PROJECTS
CLIENTELE LIST
INTRODUCTION
MANTEC Consultants Pvt. Ltd., established in 1979, is a multidisciplinary consulting firm offering infrastructural, environmental,
management, technical and IT services. MANTEC has considerable
experience and expertise in the area of Quantification and Quality
Analysis of Hazardous waste Sites and Remediation Plan there for.
The organization has since grown to its present form drawing within its
fold a large number of experienced professionals from various fields.
Our team consists of technical and management experts coming from
the top echelons of various professional services. The in-house
capabilities are augmented and strengthened by our panel of
associates who are well known experts in their respective fields.
It is a matter of great pride for us that numerous well known
organizations within the country and abroad have been utilising our
wide range of dedicated services for over a decade.
Our team of in-house professionals and
associates provide
services of the highest standards that are practical, cost effective
and responsive to the needs of clients. Commitment to excellence has
been the company’s credo since the day of its inception and form the
central emphasis in all our operations.
Mantec places the highest priority on ensuring that its clients benefit
optimally from each assignment.
Mantec,
therefore, adopts an
implementation oriented practical approach to its assignments not
stopping at making reports but assisting in its
implementation
as required.
We provide a complete range of environmental and social impact
assessment services with an expert in-house team of professionals and
associates. Mantec is an ISO 9001: 2008 certified company, having a
full-fledged environmental laboratory duly recognized by the Ministry
of Environment & Forests (MoEF) and accredited by NABL (National
Accreditation Board for Testing Calibration Laboratory). We are
accredited by NABET / QCI for conducting the EIA studies.
SERVICES OFFERED
1. Environmental Impact Assessment Studies and Environment
Management Plans for all types of infrastructure, mining,
irrigation, river valley projects and industrial projects such as
power plants, refineries, ports, airports, highways, residential
colonies, hazardous waste sites, forestry and rural development
projects etc.
2. Social Impact Assessment Studies for all types of infrastructure,
mining, river valley projects and industrial projects such as
power plants, refineries, ports, airports, highways, residential
colonies, hazardous waste sites, forestry and rural development
projects etc.
3. Rehabilitation and Resettlement Studies, Resettlement Action
Plans for all types of infrastructure, mining, river valley projects
and industrial projects such as power plants, refineries, port,
airport, highway, residential colonies, hazardous waste sites etc.
4. Environmental & Social Issues and screening of Infrastructural
Projects.
5. Safety Audits & Environmental Audits with Energy Conservation
Aspects.
6. Environmental monitoring of Air, Water, Noise, Soil, Solid and
Hazardous Wastes for all the parameters for industrial emissions,
industrial effluents, ambient air etc.
7. Technology Evaluation and Norms Study in Waste Recycling
Industry – Distillery and Electroplating.
8. Risk Analysis and Disaster Management Plans.
9. Waste Water
industrial.
Management
Both
domestic
(sewage)
and
10. Ground & Surface Water Treatment and Supply for Rural and
Urban Sectors.
11. Design and implementation of Wastewater Treatment Plants
including Common Effluent Treatment Plants.
12. Operation and Maintenance of Effluent Treatment Plants.
13. Studies on River, Lake and Forest ecosystems.
14. Watershed and Waste land management.
15. Studies on Noise Pollution and its Control.
16. Studies on Air Pollution and its Control.
17. Solid Waste
Management.
including
Hazardous
and
Biomedical
Waste
18. Oil Spill Response.
19. Rehabilitation of Mines.
20. Environment Management Systems, Design and Implementation.
21. ISO 14000 Certification.
22. Liasioning with State Pollution Control Boards and Ministry of
Environment and Forests.
Mantec provides a complete range of environmental services with an
expert in-house team of professionals and associates.
We are a dynamic and result oriented consultancy organization
dedicated to provide quality services that are resourceful, practical,
cost effective and responsive to the needs of our clients.
Mantec Laboratory is Accredited by various organizations like, NABL,
MoEF, ISO: 9001, etc..and provides wide range of testing of Air,
Water, Soil, Solid & Hazardeous Waste etc.
Indian Standards/ APHA/ USEPA/ other International Standards/ CPCB
Approved Methods are followed for Monitoring and Analysis.
Additionally we provides Environmental Impact Assessment
Studies, Projects of Air Modeling, Air Pollution, Water Pollution,
Soil Conservation and Landuse pattern, Solid And Hazardous
Waste Management.
Details of Analytical Capabilities,
Instruments are as follows:
lab
Instruments
Monitoring & Analytical
Capabilities
• Monitoring and Analysis of
Ambient Air,
• Monitoring and Analysis of
Stack Gas emissions.
• Monitoring and Analysis of
Process and work zone.
• Monitoring and Analysis of
Indore Air.
• Complete Water Analysis.
• Soil, Sludge and Hazardous
waste Analysis.
• Drinking Water, Raw Water,
Process Water Analysis.
• ETP and STP water analysis
• Volatile organic compounds
(VOC’s).
• PAH’s in Ambient Air.
• Hydrocarbon in Ambient Air
and Stack.
• Heavy metals in Ambient Air,
water, Soil.
• Ultimate and proximate
analysis.
(C.H.N.S.O)
and
fields
Field Instruments / Lab
Instruments
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Respirable Dust Sampler.
Stack Monitoring Kit.
PM2.5 Sampler.
Organic Vapor Sampler.
Non Dispersive Infrared
Spectrophotometer (NDIR).
Atomic Absorption
Spectrophotometer.
Gas Chromatograph.
UV Spectrophotometer.
Flame Photometer.
Mercury Analyser.
Ph Meter.
Conductivity Meter.
Turbidity Meter.
Karl Fisher.
COD Digester.
Micro meteorological Station
Noise Meter.
Lux Meter.
Oven Incubator, Laminar Air
Flow.
Others.
KEY PROFESSIONALS
1.
Mr. A. S. Brara, B.Sc., Engg. (Mech.) and Master of Business
Administration (MBA) from the East West Centre, University of
Hawaii, Hawaii, USA, having 38 years of experience is Chairman &
Managing Director.
2.
Mr. Y. K. Agrawal, MBA (Production and Operations), M. S (E.E), B.
Tech (E.E), having 44 years of experience and working as
Executive Director
3.
Capt. (Retd.) H. K. Sharma, B.Tech in Civil Engineering from Pant
Nagar University, Pant Nagar in 1978, having 36 years of
experience and working as Executive Director.
4.
Er. R. K. Khanna, B. Sc. Civil Engineering from Delhi College of
Engg, University of Delhi, Kashmere Gate, Delhi, having 39 years
of experience, has worked in Central Water Commission, New
Delhi and working as an Principal Consultant
5.
Mr. S. B. Sinha, M.Sc. (Chemistry), having 34 years of experience
and working as Sr. Consultant.
6.
Mr. B. M. Sinha, M.Sc. (Applied Geo-Physics) from Indian School of
Mines, Dhanbad in 1974, having 35 years of experience and
working as Sr. Consultant.
7.
Dr. Vivek Narayan Singh, M.Sc., Ph.D. (Botany), having 12 years
of experience and working as Deputy General Manager.
8.
Mr. Amar Singh Yadav, M.B.A (Business Sustainability) from TERI
University, New Delhi having more than 06 years of experience
and working as Manager-Business Development.
9.
Mr. Prabhas Mishra, M.A. (Sociology), having 12
experience and working as Socio-Economic Expert.
years of
10. Dr. M. C. Dash, M.Sc. (Zoology), Ph.D. (Ecology and
Environmental Science), having 40 years of experience and
working as EIA Coordinator and Empanelled Expert.
11. Dr. Prafulla Soni, M.Sc., Ph.D. (Botany) having 33 years of
experience and working as Sr. Consultant.
12. Mr. Rajesh Venkatasubramanian, B.E. (Chemical), having 18 years
of experience and working as Empanelled Expert.
13. Mr. Anil Kumar, M.A. – Sociology, having 9 years of experience
and working as Socio-Economic Expert.
14. Mr. Sumit Verma, M. Tech (Environmental Engineering &
Management), from IIT, Kanpur having 4 years of experience and
working as Environmental Scientist.
15. Mr. Sandeep Chauhan, M. Sc. Environment from Doon University,
Dehradun having 3 years of experience and working as
Environmental Scientist.
16. Mr. S. V. Prashant, B. Tech (Chemical Engineering) from Gautam
Buddh Technical University, Lucknow having 2 years of experience
and working as Chemical Engineer.
17. Mr. Nandan Shandilya, B. E. (Chemical Engg.), from Visveswarya
Technological University, Karnataka having 2 years of experience
and working as Environmental Engineer(Chemical).
18. Ms. Shailja Gairola, M.Tech (Energy & Environment Management),
from Doon University, Dehradun having 4 year of experience and
working as Environmental Scientist.
19. Mr. Manoj Kumar Singh, M.A. (Geography) & M.Sc. in
Geoinformatics (R.S. & GIS), having 2 years of experience and
working as GIS & Socio-Economic Expert.
20. Mr. Gajanand Mallick, M.Sc. (Ecology & Environment), having 12
years of experience and working as Quality cum Technical
Manager.
21. Mr. Pradeep Raturi, M.B.A. (IT Management), Diploma of GNIIT &
GIS having 7 years of experience and working as GIS Expert.
22. Ms. Preeti, M. Tech. (Energy & Environment Management) from
Kurukshetra University, Haryana.
23. Ms. Mary Kutty George, B.A. & Diploma in Draughtsman (Civil),
having 25 years of experience and working as Manager (Office)
24. Ms. Mamoni Sasmal, M.B.A. – Finance working as Accounts and
Admin. Assistant.
25. Mr. Vijay Vishwkarma, M. Sc. Environmental Science from
Faizabad University, Uttar Pradesh, having 2 Years of Experience
and working as Environmental Chemist.
26. Mr. Indra Deo Vishwakarma, B.A. (English) & Advance Diploma in
Computer Applications, having 12 years of experience and working
as Admin. Officer.
27. Mr. Satvant Singh, M.Tech (Environmental Engineering), from NIT,
Jaipur having 3 years of experience and working as Environmental
Engineer.
28. Mr. Kulesh Kumar Dubey, M.Sc. (Applied Chemistry) having 8
years of experience and working as Technical Manager Laboratory.
29. Mr. Amit Kumar, M.Sc. in Life Sciences from IGNOU, New Delhi
having 1 year experience and working as Environmental Scientist.
30. Mr. Aman Singh, M.Sc. (Environmental Science), having 3 years of
experience and working as Chief Chemist.
31. Mr. Navin Kumar Jha, B.Sc. (AG), having 3 years of experience
and working as Environmental Chemist.
32. Mr. Manoranjan Kumar, B.Sc., having 2 years of experience and
working as Environmental Chemist.
33. Mr. Shubham Singh, B.Com., having 1 year of experience and
working as Computer Operator.
34. Mr. Ravi Kumar, BCA, having 1 year of experience and working as
Computer Operator
35. Mr. Pawan Singh, B.A., having 8 years of experience and working
as Front Office Executive.
36. Mr. Sonu, Intermediate, having 4 years of experience and working
as Lab Attendant cum Driver
OFFICES NETWORK
USA
Ish Brara
15844 Tanberry Drive, Chino Hills, CA 91709
Phone: (909) 393-1390, Mobile: (626) 367-6650, Fax: (267) 6531020
E-Mail: ish@mantecinternational.com.
U.K
11 River Court, Riverclose, Wanstead,
LONDON E11 2LB,
TELEFAX: 44-208-5306068.
INDIA
Head Office
Arvinder S Brara
Chairman & Managing Director, [B.Sc., Engg. (Mech.), M.B.A.]
805 Vishal Bhawan, 95 Nehru Place, New Delhi, 110019
Phone: 91-11-26429293/4/5 Fax: 91-11-26842531
E-Mail: mantec@vsnl.com.
Environment Division
D-36, Sector-VI
NOIDA- 210 301
District : Gautam Budh Nagar
Project Div.
D-1000, New
Friends Colony,
New Delhi-110 065
ITES Division
C-56/5
Sector 62, Noida.
LIST OF IMPORTANT PROJECTS HANDLED
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Name of Projects
MINING PROJECTS
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1.
EIA/EMP Study for Dharampur-Kajawadri (Sonari jungle-87.33
Ha.) Limestone Mine for Saurashtra Chemical Ltd., Gujarat.
2.
EIA/EMP Study for Dharampur –Kajawadri (14.61 Ha.) Limestone
Mine for Saurashtra Chemical Ltd., Gujarat.
3.
EIA/EMP Study for Dharampur –Kajawadri (18.21 Ha.) Limestone
Mine for Saurashtra Chemical Ltd., Gujarat.
4.
EIA/EMP Study for Dharampur –Kajawadri (40.47 Ha.) Limestone
Mine for Saurashtra Chemical Ltd., Gujarat.
5.
EIA/EMP Study for Dharampur –Kajawadri (9.31 Ha.) Limestone
Mine for Saurashtra Chemical Ltd., Gujarat.
6.
Rapid Environmental Impact Assessment study for Chapri
Sideswar Rakha Mine & Concentrator Plant for Hindustan Copper
Ltd., Jharkhand
7.
Environment Impact Assessment & Environment Management
Plan for Ankua Iron & Manganese Ore Deposit Project, West
Singhbhum, Jharkhand
AAQ Monitoring for EIA/EMP Study Report for Zinjarka Limestone
Mine (24.28Ha) & Adityana Limestone Mine (ML97.61Ha) for
Saurashtra Chemical Ltd., Gujarat.
8.
9.
Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental Clearances for Proposed Sand/Bajri/Boulder Mine
(1.73 Ha) at Village- Ghaghareti, Tehsil-Betalghat, Dist. Nainital,
Uttarakhand
10. Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental
Clearances
for
Proposed
Common
Sand/Bajri/Boulder mining lease (1.815 ha) at Village- Bhorsa,
Tehsil-Nainital, District-Nainital, Uttarakhand
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Name of Projects
11. Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental Clearances for Proposed Sand/Bajri/Boulder Mine
(7.2611 Ha) at Village-Rampur Raighati, Tehsil-Laksar, Dist.
Haridwar
12. Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental Clearances for Proposed Sand/Bajri/Boulder Mine
(1.860
Ha)
at
Village-Sultanpur,
Tehsil-Bajpur,
DistrictUdhamsingh Nagar, Uttarakhand
13. Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental Clearances for Proposed Sand/Bajri/Boulder Mine
(1.93 Ha) at Village-Dhakrani, Tehsil-Vikasnagar, DistrictDehradun, Uttarakhand
14. Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental Clearances for Proposed Sand/Bajri/Boulder mining
lease (2.829 ha) at Village-Rampur Raighati, Tehsil-Laksar, Dist.
Haridwar, Uttarakhand
15. Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental Clearances for Proposed Sand/Bajri/Boulder Mine
(1.754 Ha) at Village-Vyasanhari, Tehsil-Kalsi, Dist. Dehradun,
Uttarakhand
16. Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental Clearances for Proposed Boulder / Bajari Mine
(0.553 Ha) at Village-Rampur Raighati, Dist. Haridwar,
Uttarakhand
17. Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental Clearances for Proposed Boulder / Bajari Mine
(0.248 Ha) at Village-Banjabgarh, Dist. Chamoli, Uttarakhand
18. Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental Clearances for Proposed Boulder / Bajari Mine
(1.865 Ha) at Village-Madaiya Guljari, Dist. Bazpur, Udhamsingh
Nagar
19. Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
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25.
26.
Name of Projects
Environmental Clearances for Proposed Boulder / Bajari Mine
(2.242 Ha) at Village-Pipliya, Dist. Bazpur, Udhamsingh Nagar
Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental Clearances for Proposed Boulder / Bajari Mine
(1.826 Ha) at Village- Madaiya Guljari, Dist. Bazpur, Udhamsingh
Nagar
Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental Clearances for Proposed Boulder / Bajari Mine
(1.266 Ha) at Village- Sultanpur, Tehsil – Bazpur, Dist.
Udhamsingh Nagar
Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental Clearances for Proposed Boulder / Bajari Mine
(5.371 Ha) at Village- Shantipuri Khamiya NO.3, Tehsil – Kichcha,
Dist. Udhamsingh Nagar
Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental Clearances for Proposed Boulder / Bajari Mine
(0.298 Ha) at Village- Jakhpant, Tehsil – Pithoragarh, Dist.
Pithoragarh
Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental Clearances for Proposed Boulder / Bajari Mine
(0.853 Ha) at Village- Bohragaon, Tehsil – Ranikhet, Dist. Almora
Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental Clearances for Proposed Boulder / Bajari Mine
(1.442 Ha) at Village- Lttabba Gobra, Tehsil – Bazpur, Dist.
Udhamsingh Nagar
Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental Clearances for Boulder / Bajari Mine (1.865 Ha) at
Village-Madaiya Guljari, Dist. Bazpur, Udhamsingh Nagar
27. Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental Clearances for Boulder / Bajari Mine (2.242 Ha) at
Village-Pipliya, Dist. Bazpur, Udhamsingh Nagar
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No.
Name of Projects
28. Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental Clearances for Boulder / Bajari Mine (1.826 Ha) at
Village- Madaiya Guljari, Dist. Bazpur, Udhamsingh Nagar
29. Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental Clearances for Boulder / Bajari Mine (1.266 Ha) at
Village- Sultanpur, Tehsil – Bazpur, Dist. Udhamsingh Nagar
30. Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental Clearances for Boulder / Bajari Mine (5.371 Ha) at
Village- Shantipuri Khamiya NO.3, Tehsil – Kichcha, Dist.
Udhamsingh Nagar
31. Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental Clearances for Boulder / Bajari Mine (0.298 Ha) at
Village- Jakhpant, Tehsil – Pithoragarh, Dist. Pithoragarh
32. Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental Clearances for Boulder / Bajari Mine (0.853 Ha) at
Village- Bohragaon, Tehsil – Ranikhet, Dist. Almora
33. Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental Clearances for Boulder / Bajari Mine (1.442 Ha) at
Village- Lttabba Gobra, Tehsil – Bazpur, Dist. Udhamsingh Nagar
34. Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental Clearances for Stone Mine (0.425 Ha) at VillageLawasi, Tehsil – Ranikhet, Dist. Almora
35. Preparation of Pre-feasibility Report, Filling-up of Form-I and
Preparation of Environment Management Plan for getting Prior
Environmental Clearances for Proposed Stone Mine (0.425 Ha) at
Village- Lawasi, Tehsil – Ranikhet, Dist. Almora
36. Pre-Feasibility and EIA for Sand Mining Lease (4.35 ha) at Khamia
ward No. 3, Udham Singh Nagar, Uttarakhand for the purpose of
Minor Mining and obtaining EC for Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam
Ltd.
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Name of Projects
37. Pre-Feasibility and EIA for Sand Mining Lease (2.289 ha) at
Khamia Ward-3, Udham Singh Nagar, Uttarakhand for the purpose
of Minor Mining and obtaining EC for Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam
Ltd.
38. Pre-Feasibility and EIA for Sand Mining Lease (1.156 ha) at
Khamia Ward-3, Udham Singh Nagar, Uttarakhand for the purpose
of Minor Mining and obtaining EC for Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam
Ltd.
39. Pre-Feasibility and EIA for Sand Mining Lease (1.156 ha) at
Khamia Ward-3, Udham Singh Nagar, Uttarakhand for the purpose
of Minor Mining and obtaining EC for Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam
Ltd.
40. Pre-Feasibility and EIA for Sand Mining Lease (1.006 ha) at
Khamia, Udham Singh Nagar, Uttarakhand for the purpose of
Minor Mining and obtaining EC for Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam
Ltd.
41. Pre-Feasibility and EIA for Sand Mining Lease (4.08 ha) at
Madiaguljari, Udham Singh Nagar, Uttarakhand for the purpose of
Minor Mining and obtaining EC for Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam
Ltd.
42. Pre-Feasibility and EIA for Stone/Sand/Bajri Mining Lease (0.32
ha) at Bhonuli Sera, Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand for the purpose of
Minor Mining and obtaining EC for Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam
Ltd.
43. Pre-Feasibility and EIA for Stone/Sand/Bajri Mining Lease (5.0 ha)
at Diuri, Champawat, Uttarakhand for the purpose of Minor Mining
and obtaining EC for Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam Ltd.
44. Pre-Feasibility and EIA for Stone/Sand/Bajri Mining Lease (8.0 ha)
at Naulapani, Champawat, Uttarakhand for the purpose of Minor
Mining and obtaining EC for Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam Ltd.
45. Pre-Feasibility and EIA for Common Sand/Bajri mining lease
(6.622 ha) at Ukrauli,
Sitarganj, Udham Singh Nagar,
Uttarakhand for the purpose of Minor Mining and obtaining EC for
Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam Ltd.
46. Pre-Feasibility and EIA for Stone/Sand/Bajri Mining Lease (0.32
ha) at Vardho, Nainital, Uttarakhand for the purpose of Minor
Mining and obtaining EC for Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam Ltd.
47. Pre-Feasibility and EIA for Stone/Sand/Bajri Mining Lease (8.0 ha)
at Bhorsa, Nainital, Uttarakhand for the purpose of Minor Mining
and obtaining EC for Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam Ltd.
48. Pre-Feasibility and EIA for Stone/Sand/Bajri mining lease (4.90 ha)
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Name of Projects
at Uncholigot, Purnagiri, Champawat, Uttarakhand for the purpose
of Minor Mining and obtaining EC for Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam
Ltd.
49. Pre-Feasibility and EIA for Stone/Sand/Bajri Mining Lease (2.0 ha)
at Amia, Nainital, Uttarakhand for the purpose of Minor Mining and
obtaining EC for Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam Ltd.
50. Pre-Feasibility and EIA for Stone/Sand/Bajri Mining Lease (1.54
ha) at Rari Khuti, Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand for the purpose of
Minor Mining and obtaining EC for Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam
Ltd.
51. Pre-Feasibility and EIA for Stone/Sand/Bajri Mining Lease (0.20
ha) at Sera, Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand for the purpose of Minor
Mining and obtaining EC for Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam Ltd.
52. Pre-Feasibility and EIA for Stone/Sand/Bajri Mining Lease (4.0 ha)
at Jhalakuri, Champawat, Uttarakhand for the purpose of Minor
Mining and obtaining EC for Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam Ltd.
53. Pre-Feasibility and EIA for Sand/Bajri mining lease (7.442 ha) at
Kh. No. 632/3, 638/2 and 639/3, Sadhunagar, Sitarganj, Udham
Singh Nagar, Uttarakhand for the purpose of Minor Mining and
obtaining EC for Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam Ltd.
54. Pre-Feasibility and EIA of riverbeds of Kumaon region for the
purpose of Minor Mining and obtaining EC for Kumaon Mandal
Vikas Nigam Ltd. for Ropa (11.132Ha).
55. Pre-Feasibility and EIA of riverbeds of Kumaon region for the
purpose of Minor Mining and obtaining EC for Kumaon Mandal
Vikas Nigam Ltd. for Chapar (5.630Ha).
56. Environment Clearance & Wildlife Approvals for Aniali Mines
(6.07Ha) for Tata Chemicals Ltd., Gujarat.
57. Environment Clearance & Wildlife Approvals for Aniali Mines
(12.27Ha) for Tata Chemicals Ltd., Gujarat.
58. Environment Clearance & Wildlife Approvals for Aniali Mines
(15.99Ha) for Tata Chemicals Ltd., Gujarat.
59. Environment Clearance & Wildlife Approvals for Aniali Mines
(16.21Ha) for Tata Chemicals Ltd., Gujarat.
60. Environment Clearance & Wildlife Approvals for Aniali Mines
(21.04Ha) for Tata Chemicals Ltd., Gujarat.
61. Environment Clearance & Wildlife Approvals for Ranavav Govlani
Mines (25.45Ha) for Tata Chemicals Ltd., Gujarat.
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Name of Projects
62. Preparation of EIA/EMP report, ToR compliance and presentation to
get EC for enhancement of lime stone production of Ranavav
(31.28Ha) for Saurashtra Chemical Ltd., Gujarat
63. Preparation of EIA/EMP report, ToR compliance and presentation to
get EC for enhancement of lime stone production of Dharampur
Khagawadri (40.46Ha) for Saurashtra Chemical Ltd., Gujarat
64. EIA/EMP study of Fatepur Stone mine (5.61Ha), village Fatepur,
Taluk-patharia, District Pakur, Jharkhand for Environmental
Engineers & Consultants Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi
65. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment studies for
Environment Clearance by MoEF for various gypsum mines /new
gypsum mining project in siyar-ka-kosita, Tehsil Sanchore, District
Jalore of area 178.50 hectare, Rajasthan.
66. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment studies for
Environment Clearance by MoEF for various gypsum mines /new
gypsum mining project in Akhusar, Tehsil Kolayat, District Bikaner
of Area 404.50 hectare, Rajasthan.
67. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment studies for
Environment Clearance by MoEF for various gypsum mines /new
gypsum mining project in Bhurasar, Tehsil Kolayat, District Bikaner
of Area 180.50 hectare, Rajasthan.
68. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment studies for
Environment Clearance by MoEF for various gypsum mines /new
gypsum mining project Dhani Abdullawali, Tehsil Kolayat, District
Bikaner of Area 1278.00 hectare, Rajasthan.
69. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment studies for
Environment Clearance by MoEF for various gypsum mines /new
gypsum mining project Gotmanglod, Tehsil Jayal, District Bikaner
of Area 870.00 hectare, Rajasthan.
70. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment studies for
Environment Clearance by MoEF for various gypsum mines /new
gypsum mining project Larawala, Tehsil Kolayat, District Bikaner of
Area 498.50 hecatre, Rajasthan.
71. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the
Purpose of Obtaining Environmental Clearance under Doon Valley
Notification, 1989 & EIA Notification, 2006 for Gulata River (30 Ha)
in the State of Uttarakhand.
72. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the
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Purpose of Obtaining Environmental Clearance under Doon Valley
Notification, 1989 & EIA Notification, 2006 for Dared River (20 Ha)
in the State of Uttarakhand.
73. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the
Purpose of Obtaining Environmental Clearance under Doon Valley
Notification, 1989 & EIA Notification, 2006 for Ganga Nadi
Lakarghat River (15 Ha) in the State of Uttarakhand.
74. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the
Purpose of Obtaining Environmental Clearance under Doon Valley
Notification, 1989 & EIA Notification, 2006 for Malan River (35.356
Ha) in the State of Uttarakhand.
75. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the
Purpose of Obtaining Environmental Clearance under Doon Valley
Notification, 1989 & EIA Notification, 2006 for Sukharo River
(29.02 Ha) in the State of Uttarakhand.
76. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the
Purpose of Obtaining Environmental Clearance under Doon Valley
Notification, 1989 & EIA Notification, 2006 for Kolhu River/Kothdi
(4.768 Ha) in the State of Uttarakhand.
77. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the
Purpose of Obtaining Environmental Clearance under Doon Valley
Notification, 1989 & EIA Notification, 2006 for Lower Kosi/ dabka 2 River (500 Ha) in the State of Uttarakhand.
78. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the
Purpose of Obtaining Environmental Clearance under Doon Valley
Notification, 1989 & EIA Notification, 2006 for Bor River (140 Ha)
in the State of Uttarakhand.
79. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the
Purpose of Obtaining Environmental Clearance under Doon Valley
Notification, 1989 & EIA Notification, 2006 for Narokhala River (42
Ha) in the State of Uttarakhand.
80. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the
Purpose of Obtaining Environmental Clearance under Doon Valley
Notification, 1989 & EIA Notification, 2006 for KotMot River (60
Ha) in the State of Uttarakhand.
81. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the
Purpose of Obtaining Environmental Clearance under Doon Valley
Notification, 1989 & EIA Notification, 2006 for Yamuna Baya Kinara
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Kulhaal River (32 Ha) in the State of Uttarakhand.
82. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the
Purpose of Obtaining Environmental Clearance under Doon Valley
Notification, 1989 & EIA Notification, 2006 for Swarna River (23.75
Ha) in the State of Uttarakhand.
83. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the
Purpose of Obtaining Environmental Clearance under Doon Valley
Notification, 1989 & EIA Notification, 2006 for Bagra Ro River (20
Ha) in the State of Uttarakhand.
84. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the
Purpose of Obtaining Environmental Clearance under Doon Valley
Notification, 1989 & EIA Notification, 2006 for Auri Ro River (30
Ha) in the State of Uttarakhand.
85. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the
Purpose of Obtaining Environmental Clearance under Doon Valley
Notification, 1989 & EIA Notification, 2006 for Khajnawar Ro River
(30 Ha) in the State of Uttarakhand.
86. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the
Purpose of Obtaining Environmental Clearance under Doon Valley
Notification, 1989 & EIA Notification, 2006 for Ramgarh Ro River
(8 Ha) in the State of Uttarakhand.
87. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the
Purpose of Obtaining Environmental Clearance under Doon Valley
Notification, 1989 & EIA Notification, 2006 for Kaluwaala Ro River
(16 Ha) in the State of Uttarakhand.
88. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the
Purpose of Obtaining Environmental Clearance under Doon Valley
Notification, 1989 & EIA Notification, 2006 for Balaji, Bulla Ro
River (6 Ha) in the State of Uttarakhand.
89. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the
Purpose of Obtaining Environmental Clearance under Doon Valley
Notification, 1989 & EIA Notification, 2006 for Badasara Ro (30
Ha) in the State of Uttarakhand.
90. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the
Purpose of Obtaining Environmental Clearance under Doon Valley
Notification, 1989 & EIA Notification, 2006 for Kusumbhara Ro (24
Ha) in the State of Uttarakhand.
91. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the
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Purpose of Obtaining Environmental Clearance under Doon Valley
Notification, 1989 & EIA Notification, 2006 for Jakh Nadi (15.88
Ha) in the State of Uttarakhand.
92. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the
Purpose of Obtaining Environmental Clearance under Doon Valley
Notification, 1989 & EIA Notification, 2006 for Panar saryu Nadi
(8.7 Ha) in the State of Uttarakhand.
93. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the
Purpose of Obtaining Environmental Clearance under Doon Valley
Notification, 1989 & EIA Notification, 2006 for Ladhiya Nala (10
Ha) in the State of Uttarakhand.
94. Conducting Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the
Purpose of Obtaining Environmental Clearance under Doon Valley
Notification, 1989 & EIA Notification, 2006 for Ladhiya Nala Ritha
Saahib (15.46 Ha) in the State of Uttarakhand.
95. Filling-up of Form-I, Preparation of PFR and Presentation for
proposed Sand/Bajari/Boulder Mine (1.056 ha) at VillageSangurkhal (Bhanar), Sub Tehsil-Barakot, Patti area Bardakhan,
Dist. Champawat, Uttarakhand.
96. Filling-up of Form-I, Preparation of PFR and Presentation for
proposed Sand/Bajari/Boulder Mine (0.7590 ha) at Village-Pattoti
Tehsil-Bajpur, Dist. Udhamsinghnagar, Uttarakhand.
97.
Filling-up of Form-1, Preparation of PFR and presentation for
proposed Sand/Bajri / Boulder Mine 3.005 Ha) at Vlllage-Sandhu
nagar, Tehsil Sitarganj, Dist. U. S. Nagar, Uttarakhand.
98. Obtaining EC from concerned authorities for sand, stone & bajri
lease at Vill. & PO Kandrour, Tehsil Sadar, Dist. Bilaspur, HP of
area 17.14 Bighas
99. Obtaining EC from concerned authorities for sand lease at Vill. &
PO Jamthal, Tehsil Sadar, Dist. Bilaspur, HP of area 18.03 Bighas
100. Obtaining EC from concerned authorities for sand, stone & bajri
lease, Himachal Pradesh commissioned by Shri Labh Singh, Prop.
R. K. Industries
101. Obtaining EC from concerned authorities for sand, stone & bajri
lease in District Mandi commissioned by Jitender Chandel
102. Obtaining EC from concerned authorities for sand, stone & bajri
lease in District Mandi commissioned by Mr. Ajay Mahajan.
103. EC for Sand/Bajri Mine in Uttarakhand commissioned by Mr. Dhruv
Kumar
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104. EC for Sand/Bajri Mine in Uttarakhand commissioned by Mr.
Sompal
105. EC for Sand/Bajri Mine in Uttarakhand commissioned by Mr.
Ravindra Singh
106. Obtaining EC from concerned authorities for stone lease at mauza
Sergata, Pergana Karoli sub tehsil Junga, district Shimla, HP of
area 23 bighas commissioned by Suman Enterprises, Shimla
107. Consultancy Services for obtaining EC for proposed enhancement
of limestone production of Adityana Lime Stone Mine (97.61 ha)
for 4.00 Lacs TPA situated in Dist. Porbandar, Gujarat.
108. Consultancy Services for obtaining EC for proposed enhancement
of limestone production of Zinzarka Lime Stone Mine (24.28 ha)
for 2.00 Lacs TPA situated in Dist. Porbandar, Gujarat
109. Obtaining EC from concerned authorities for sand, stone, bajri
lease at Vill. Bhadarpur, Tehsil Fatehpur, Dist. Una, HP of area 1424-98 ha.
110. Obtaining Environmental Clearance from concerned authorities for
our Karnal Unit-4, in Dist. Karnal, Haryana State of area 1199 ha
commissioned by M/s Jai Yamuna ji Developers.
111. Obtaining Environmental Clearance from concerned authorities for
our Panipat Unit-3, Tehsil and District – Panipat (Haryana State) of
area 780.80 ha commissioned by M/s Jai Karan.
112. Obtaining Environmental Clearance from concerned authorities for
Extraction of minor mineral mines/quarries of Kurukshetra Unit-I
having total area of 331.69 ha in the district Kurukshetra
commissioned by M/s Markandeshwar Construction Company.
113. Preparation of Rapid EIA/EMP and obtaining Environmental
Clearance from GoI, MoEF and Consent from MP Pollution Control
Board for Gwali Rockphosphate Mine (9.12 ha) at Jhabua
commissioned by MP State Mining Corporation Ltd., Bhopal
114. Obtaining Environmental Clearance from concerned authorities for
our Mining of Stone along with associated minor minerals in
Amarpur Jorasi over an area of 10.72 hectares in Tehsil Narnaul
district Mohindergarh, Haryana commissioned by M/s Muneer
Enterprises.
115. Preparation of Rapid EIA/EMP Report and obtaining Environmental
Clearance from the concerned authorities for Hosadurga Granite
Quarry.(40.00 Acres)
116. Preparation of Rapid EIA/EMP Report and obtaining Environmental
Clearance from the concerned authorities for Kebbehalli Granite
Quarry.(20.18 Acres)
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117. Preparation of Rapid EIA/EMP Report and obtaining Environmental
Clearance from the concerned authorities for Mallaianapura Granite
Quarry.(8.00 Acres)
118. Preparation of Rapid EIA/EMP Report and obtaining Environmental
Clearance from the concerned authorities for Kolagondanahalli
Granite Quarry.(14.20 Acres)
119. Obtaining Environmental Clearance from concerned authorities for
our Bega Sand Mining project, in Dist. Sonepat, Haryana State of
area 54.55 ha commissioned by Jindal Mectec Pvt Ltd.
120. Obtaining Environmental Clearance from concerned authorities for
our Barauli - I Sand Mining project, in Dist. Sonepat, Haryana
State of area 76.31 ha commissioned by Jindal Mectec Pvt Ltd.
121. Obtaining Environmental Clearance from concerned authorities for
Dhirera Gypsum Mine (4.5258 Ha) commissioned by M/s FAGMIL,
Rajasthan.
122. Obtaining Environmental Clearance from concerned authorities for
Suratgarh (5 SD) Mine - Extraction of Gypsum from village
Padampura Chak 5 S.D. (31.50 ha), Tahsil- Suratgarh, Dist- Sri
Ganganagar, Rajasthan commissioned by M/s FAGMIL, Rajasthan.
123. Obtaining Environmental Clearance from concerned authorities for
MALKISAR CHOTA GYPSUM MINE FROM VILLAGE MALKISAR
CHOTA, RAJASTHAN (101.56 ha) commissioned by M/s FAGMIL,
Rajasthan.
124. Obtaining Environmental Clearance from concerned authorities for
Suratgarh (2 BPSM) Mine Extraction of Gypsum from Chak No. 2
BPSM, Hardaswali (29.60 ha), Suratgarh, Rajasthan commissioned
by M/s FAGMIL, Rajasthan.
125. Obtaining Environmental Clearance from concerned authorities for
Kunjhikujhi Stone project commissioned by Bioceonosis
Envirotech, Kerala.
126. Obtaining Environmental Clearance from concerned authorities for
KMP Industries project commissioned by Bioceonosis Envirotech,
Kerala.
127. Obtaining Environmental Clearance from concerned authorities for
Malabar Granite project commissioned by Bioceonosis Envirotech,
Kerala.
128. Obtaining Environmental Clearance from concerned authorities for
Crystal Aggregates project commissioned by Bioceonosis
Envirotech, Kerala.
129. Obtaining Environmental Clearance from concerned authorities for
KJ Vasudevan I project commissioned by Bioceonosis Envirotech,
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Kerala.
130. Environmental Clearance from concerned authorities for the mining
project "KJ VASUDEVAN NAIR GRANITES-PROJECT-II" at VillageKillannoor, Tehsil- Thrissur, District- Thrissur, Kerala (State) of
area 2,3720 Hectares
131. Obtaining Environmental Clearance from concerned authorities for
Kunnath Granite project commissioned by Bioceonosis Envirotech,
Kerala.
132. Obtaining Environmental Clearance from concerned authorities for
our Mining of Stone along with associated minor minerals in
Dhonkhera over an area of 4.87 hectares in Tehsil Narnaul district
Mohindergarh, Haryana commissioned by M/s Xandy Mines &
Minerals.
133. Obtaining Environmental Clearance from concerned authorities for
our Mining of Stone along with associated minor minerals in Garhi
over an area of 6.70 hectares in Tehsil Narnaul district
Mohindergarh, Haryana commissioned by M/s Haryana Mining Co.
134. Obtaining Environmental Clearance from concerned authorities for
our Birtapu Sand Mining project, in Dist. Yamuna Nagar, Haryana
State of area 14.65 ha commissioned by Routes & Journeys Pvt
Ltd.
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THERMAL-POWER PROJECTS
135. EIA/EIM of National Capital Thermal Power Project (NCTPP),
Stage-II, Ph-II (1x490 MW) at Dadri, District Gautam Budh Nagar,
U.P.
136. EIA/EMP of 3x500 MW Aravali Thermal Power Projects at Village
Jharli, District Jhajjar, Haryana.
137. Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) for Badarpur Thermal
Power Project, Stage-II (2 x 490 MW)
138. Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for Thermal Power Project
at Lara, District-Raigarh, Chhattisgarh (4000 MW)
139. Environmental Impact Assessment for 800 MW Pragati-II Gas
Based Combined Cycle Power Project At Bamnauli
140. Environmental Impact Assessment for Tanda Thermal Power
Project, Stage–II (2x660 MW) District-Ambedkar Nagar (Up
141. Environment Impact Assessment (REIA) Study for Mettur Thermal
Power Project, Stage-III.
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142. Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Study for Marakkanam
Super Thermal Power Project, Stage-I (2x1000 MW).
143. Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Study for Gadarwara
Super Thermal Power Project (4x660 MW).
144. Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Study for Kudgi Super
Thermal Power Project, Stage-I (3x800 MW).
145. Comprehensive Environmental Impact Assessment Study for S-1
Ash Dyke.
146. Comprehensive Environmental Impact Assessment covering one
year data (4 season) immediate after coal firing of Unit-I of 2x250
MW Bhilai Expansion Power Project.
147. Environmental Impact Assessment Study of 2x250 MW
Trincomalee Power Project, Srilanka of JV Company of CEB and
NTPC Ltd.
148. Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Study for Bongaigaon
Thermal Power Project, Stage-II (1x250 MW).
149. EIA / EMP Studies for proposed Khurja Super Thermal Power
Project (2x660 MW) at Khurja, Distt. Bulandshahar (U.P.)
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CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
150. Environmental Studies for ELDECO Group housing at SectorOmicron, Greater Noida. Eldeco Infrastructure.
151. Carrying out Rapid environment impact assessment Environment
management Plan for Plotted Colony Complex in Panipat, Haryana
For Ansal Properties & Infrastructure Ltd.
152. Rapid EIA Study for the Proposed Project of Const. of Indl.
Workers Housing with Cost Effective Technologies at Narela
industrial park of DSIIDC.
153. Rapid Environment Impact Assessment Study and Preparation of
Environmental Management Plan for Proposed Commercial
Complex at New Rohtak Road, Delhi.
154. Environment Impact Assessment for Upgradation of Talkatora
Indoor Stadium, New Delhi
155. Environmental Clearance for Exotica Dream Ville, Plot No. GH-01,
Sector-16, Greater Noida.
156. Environmental Clearance for Exotica Fresco, Plot No. GH-05/A,
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Sector-137, Noida.
157. Environmental Clearance for Construction of Free Trade and
Warehousing Zone “FTWZ” at Khurja, Bulandshahar, UP.
158. Environmental Clearance for Distripark-A Domestic Warehousing
Zone Project at Ibrahimpur, Junaidpur urf Maujpur, Tehsil-Khurja,
District-Bulandshahar, UP.
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INDUSTRIAL PROJECTS
159. Environmental Clearance for Proposed Leather Processing Unit at
Plot No. 129-130, Sector-59, Industrial Estate, Phase-II,
Faridabad, Haryana.
160. Environmental Clearance for Proposed Leather Processing Unit at
Plot No. 524D – 524E, Industrial Estate, Barhi, Phase-II, Sonepat,
Haryana.
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HYDRO-POWER PROJECTS
161. EIA/EMP of Kotli Bhel Hydro Electric Project Stage – II in
Deoprayag, Tehri Garhwal Uttaranchal State.
162. EIA / EMP for Renuka Dam Project in Sirmour District in Himachal
Pradesh.
163. Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Studies and formation of
Environment Management Plan (EMP) for Integrated Kashang HEP
(243 MW) in H. P.
164. Updation of DPR Sankosh Multipurpose Project (4060 MW),
Bhutan.
165. Environmental Impact Assessment Studies and Preparation of
Environmental Management Plan for Kuther Hydro Electric Project
(KHEP) (260 MW), in District Chamba, Himachal Pradesh
166. Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Studies and formation of
Environment Management Plan (EMP) for Bunakha HEP (180 MW).
167. Environment Management Plan for Proposed Bodhghat Hydel
Project (500 MW) In Chhattisgarh
168. Environmental Impact Assessment Studies for Kirthai-II, H. E.
Project
169. Environmental Impact Assessment & Environmental Management
Plan for Badaun Irrigation Project District Bareilly & Badaun.
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170. “Consultancy
Services
for
Conducting
Comprehensive
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) surveys & studies and
preparation of detailed and comprehensive EIA and Environmental
Management Plan (EMP) Reports and obtaining Environment
clearance from MoEF, GoI for ‘Extension of Balance Portion of Main
Ravi Canal from Basantpur to Upstream of Ranjit Sagar Dam at
Satwain, District Kathua’
171. Comprehensive
Environmental
Impact
Assessment
(EIA),
Environmental Management Plan (EMP), etc. of proposed Kanhar
Barrage Project near village Khuri under Ranka Block under
Garhwa District, Jharkhand as per the scope of work appended at
Annexure-I and seeking Forest and Environmental clearance from
Ministry of Environment and Forests (MOEF), Govt. of India (GOI)
172. Comprehensive
Environmental
Impact
Assessment
(EIA),
Environmental Management Plan (EMP), etc. of North Koel Project
near village Kutku under Barwadih Block under Latehar District,
Jharkhand as per the scope of work appended at Annexure-I and
seeking environmental clearance from Ministry of Environment and
Forests (MOEF), Govt. of India (GOI)
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PIPELINE PROJECTS
173. EIA/RA Study for the project of pipeline terminal for Storage
marketing of petroleum products at Tikri Kalan, Delhi including
pipeline from Mathura-Jalandhar pipeline (MJPL) tender No. PLCC /
TIKRIKALAN / PM / 0731R
174. Environment Impact Assessment Study for the project of pipeline
from Koyali-Dahej pipeline (KDPL) to Hazira
175. Environmental Management Plan (EMP) & Risk Analysis (RA)
including DMP for the Project of Augmentation of Mundra-Panipat
Crude Oil Pipeline
176. EIA /RA Study for the Project of ATF Pipeline from Mourigram to
Kolkata AFS
177. EIA/RA Study for Patna-Raxaul-Baitalpur Pipeline Project
178. EIA/RA Study for Raxaul-Amlekhganj Pipeline Project
179. Risk Analysis, HAZOP Study and Emergency Response and
Disaster Management Plan (ERDMP) in line with PNGRB guidelines
for Allahabad Terminal
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180. Carrying out specific QRA / Limited QRA including HAZOP w.r.t
(TLF-Fire Pump House) at Chittorgarh Terminal and w.r.t (TLFUpcoming Water Storage Tank) & (TLF-Fire Pump House) at Ajmer
Depot
181. Hazard Identification and Risk Analysis (HIRA) at Indane BP,
Bhavnagar as per IS 15656 commissioned by Indian Oil
Corporation Ltd. Indane Bottling Plant, Bhavnagar, Gujarat
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SYNTHETIC ORGANIC CHEMICAL PROJECTS
182. REIA & EMP for proposed 130 MT PET Chips (Production &
Processing) Unit at Bannakhaera Road, Village-Vikrampur, TehsilBajpur, Dist. Udhamsingh Nagar, Uttarakhand
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REFINERY PROJECTS
183. Baseline data collection for EIA study for Punjab Refinery Project of
Guru Govind Singh Refinery, Bathinda
184. Ambient air & stack monitoring for IOCL Mathura refinery.
185. REIA Study for proposed INDMAX Revamp at Guwahati Refinery
commissioned by IOCL, Refineries Division Noonmati, Guwahati.
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CHLOR-ALKALI INDUSTRY
186. Environment Impact Assessment, Risk Assessment Study and
Disaster Management Plan for Kalatalav Plant at Bhavnagar
187. Environmental audit of Punjab Alkalies & Chemicals Ltd., Naya
Nangal, Punjab
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PESTICIDES
188. Environment Impact Assessment for proposed pesticide plant at
Sikandarabad for Coromandal Agrico Pvt. Ltd.
189. Environment Impact Assessment Study for proposed pesticide
plant at Bhiwari
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PORT & HARBOUR
190. Environmental studies for Development of harbor facilities for
Mainland Vessels at Katchal Tsunami Rehabilitation Programme by
M/s Port Management Board, A & N Administration
191. Environmental for construction of new alternatives jetty for inter
Island Vessels at Teressa under Tsunami Rehabilitation
Programme by M/s Port Management Board, A & N Administration.
192. Environmental Impact Assessment Study for Proposed Port Project
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HIGHWAYS & RAILWAYS
193. Environmental Impact Assessment & Environmental Management
Plan
for Four Lane Divided Carriageway Configuration of
Farukhanagar To Kottakota Section of NH-7 From Km. 34.80 To
Km. 133.00 in the State of Andhra Pradesh
194. Environmental Impact Assessment & Environmental Management
Plan For Proposed 4/6 Laning of NH-47 from Methukummel to
Nagarcovil (Km. 43.000 to Km. 82.200 in Tamilnadu & NH-47B
from Aralvaymoli to Thovala (Km. 0.000 to Km. 16.400) in
Tamilnadu (Package No. NN/Dl/12)
195. Environmental and social considerations study for JICA Feasibility
Study on the Development of Dedicated Multimodal High Axle Load
Freight Corridor with Computerized Control for Delhi-Mumbai and
Delhi-Howrah in India
196. Environment and Social Impact Mitigation Measures Study for
Package-II (Haryana and Rajasthan) for JICA Feasibility Study on
Development of Dedicated Multimodal High Axle Load Freight
Corridor With Computerized Control for Delhi-Mumbai and DelhiHowrah in India
197. Stakeholder / Public Consultation Meeting of the Environmental
Study (IEE Level) of JICA Feasibility Study on the Development of
Dedicated Multimodal High Axie Load Freight Corridor With
Computerized Control for Delhi-Mumbai and Delhi-Howrah in India
198. Conducting Environment Impact Study for proposed road falling
with in Reserved Forest, Crocodile Sanctuary and in the sea coast
for a length of 3500 mtr., Between ch: Mamyo Junction to
Lohabaraik.
199. Preparation of EIA and EMP for Bhopal-Jabalpur road NH-12
(Length 294.21 Km.)
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200. Conducting EIA study and getting EC for a new green field project
for single super phosphate and sulphuric acid @400 tpd & 150 tpd
respectively in W.Midnapur district of W.Bengal.
201. EIA and RA for proposed SSP plant at Chittorgarh commissioned
by FCI Aravali Gypsum and Mineral India Ltd.
202. Conducting Comprehensive EIA Study as per the condition
mentioned in the EC letter commissioned by Jubilant Agri &
Consumer Products Ltd.
Some of the Valued Customers of Mantec Laboratory for
Environmental Monitoring
S.
No.
1.
Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.,
Mathura Refinery
Environmental Monitoring
Project
Ambient Air, Stack Gas Emission,
Noise &Water Analysis
2.
Bharat Electronics Limited,
Shahibabad(U.P)
Ambient Air, Stack Gas
Emission, Noise &Water Analysis
3.
Arshiya International Ltd.
Khurja(U.P.)
4.
Louis Berger Group, J&K
5.
TATA Chemicals Gujrat
6.
NTPC Bogaigaon Assam
7.
EIL Karwar Karnataka
8.
Kandla Port Trust Kandla
Ambient Air, Stack Gas
Emission, Noise, Water & Soil
Analysis
Ambient Air, Noise & Water
Analysis
Ambient Air, Noise Water & Soil
Analysis
Ambient Air, Noise & Water
Analysis
Ambient Air, Noise Water & Soil
Analysis
Ambient Air & Water Analysis
9.
10.
ICFRE, Bina and krishanashila
Singaruli Project
Ambuja Cement Dadri(U.P.)
Ambient Air, Water & Soil
Analysis
Ambient Air
11.
Saurashtra Chemicals Gujrat
12.
Centre for Envotech and
Management
Consultancy(P)Ltd.
Hindustan Petroleum
Corporation Ltd., New Delhi
(Environmental Monitoring for
RKPL Project)
Bharat Electronics Limited,
Shahibabad(U.P)
Ambient Air, Noise
Analysis
Ambient Air, Noise
Analysis
13.
14.
15.
Customer Name
WAPCOS Ltd., Gurgaon
Ambient Air, Noise
Analysis
Water & Soil
Water & Soil
Water & Soil
Sampling and Analysis of waste
water, flue gases, stack, ambient
air, noise monitoring and solid
waste analysis.
Carrying out AAQ Monitoring for
Giral Lignite Mines, Rajasthan.
SOME OF THE ESTEEMED CLIENTELE OF OUR ORGANISATION
1. BHARAT HEAVY ELECTRICALS LIMITED
2. BHARAT ELECTRONICS LIMITED
3. FCI ARAVALI GYPSUM AND MINERALS INDIA LIMITED
4. HINDUSTAN PETROLEUM CORPORATION LIMITED
5. INDIAN OIL CORPORATION LIMITED
6. NTPC LIMITED
7. NATIONAL HYDROELECTRIC POWER CORPORATION
8. INDIAN COUNCIL OF FORESTRY RESEARCH AND EDUCATION
9. ISHIKA FERTILIZER LIMITED
10. JAI PRAKASH ASSOCIATES
11. JUBILANT AGRI AND CONSUMERS PVT. LTD.
12. TATA CHEMICALS LIMITED
13. NATIONAL HIGHWAY AUTHORITY OF INDIA
14. NATIONAL FERTILIZERS LIMITED
15. PUNJAB ALKALIES AND CHEMICALS LTD.
16. RAJASTHAN STATE MINES AND MINERALS INDIA LIMITED
17. MYSORE MINERALS LIMITED
18. KANDLA PORT TRUST
19. KARNATAKA POWER CORPORATION LIMITED
20. KUMAON MANDAL VIKAS NIGAM LIMITED
21. SAURASHTRA CHEMICALS LIMITED, GUJARAT
22. UTTARAKHAND FOREST DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
and many More….
MANTEC CONSULTANTS PVT. LTD.
Environment Management Division
Mantec Consultants Pvt. Ltd. was founded in 1979. The company is governed by
a Board of Directors and has an annual turn over of over Rupees one crore. The
company has its corporate office at Nehru Place, New Delhi and separate Projects
Division at New Friends Colony, New Delhi. The Environment Division of the
company operates from Noida with full-fledged recognized environmental
laboratory. The company has its overseas branches in UK & USA.
The Environmental Laboratory of Mantec is recognized by Ministry of
Environment & Forests (MoEF), U. P. Pollution Control Board (UPPCB) and
Haryana State Pollution Control Board (HSPCB). This laboratory is involved in
base line environmental data generation and analysis including air, water, soil,
meteorological parameters. Apart from in-house consultancy projects, Mantec’s
laboratory also provides services to outside clients.
There are over 15 highly skilled full time professionals working with the Environmental
Division as well as Environmental Laboratory. Mostly they are scientists and engineers.
MANTEC CONSULTANTS PVT. LTD.
Environment Management Division
Environmental Laboratory:
The Environmental Laboratory of Mantec, located at NOIDA, UP, is recognized by Ministry of
Environment & Forests (MoEF), Government of India (GoI) and various other State Pollution
Control Board (SPCBs) such as, U. P. Pollution Control Board (UPPCB) and Haryana State
Pollution Control Board (HSPCB). The environmental laboratory is equipped with advanced
scientific equipments such as AAS, Micro Analytical Balance, etc for testing and sample
analysis for air, water, soil, and meteorological parameters. Apart from in-house environmental
consultancy projects, Mantec’s laboratory also provides services to outside clients.
Table given below shows the details regarding various environmental parameters under different
heads such as (A) Physical Parameters, B) Chemical Parameters, C) Biological Parameters, etc
which can be analyzed in our Environmental Laboratory.
A.
Physical Parameters
Sl.
No.
Parameter
Method
Instrument
1.
Colour
Spectrophotometer
2.
3.
4.
Conductivity
pH value
Suspended solids
Visible comparison /
Spectrophotometeric
Conductivity meter
pH meter
Membrane filter apparatus
5.
6.
Settliable solids
Sludge volume
index
Total solids
Temperature
Turbidity
Velocity of flow
7.
8.
9.
10.
B.
Conductivity
pH meter
Millipore vacuum
filtration apparatus
By volume/by weight
Analytical balance
Membrane filter apparatus or Millipore vacuum
Gooch
filtration apparatus
Gravimetric
Analytical balance
Thermometer
Thermometer
Nephelometric
Turbidity meter
Cross-section-velocity
Weirs (rectangular or
method, chemical method
V-notch or U-notch
Sensitivity /
Rage of
Instrument
340-950 nm
0-200 µg/ms
0-14
25 ltr/hr
0.00001-200 g.
25 ltr/hr.
0.00001-200 g.
0-1000 C
0-100 NTU
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Chemical Parameters
Sl.
No.
Parameter
Method
Instrument
1.
Acidity
Glass wares
2.
Alkalinity
Glass wares
-
3.
4.
5.
Aluminium
Ammonical Nitrogen
Arsenic
Potentiometric titration,
colour indicator for
titration
Potentiometric titration,
colour indicator titration
AAS, Colorimetric
Colorimetric, Titrimetric
Silver Diethyll dithi O
Sensitivity /
Rage of
Instrument
-
Spectrophotometer
‘’
‘’
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
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6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Barium
Beryllium
Boron
Bromide
Carbon dioxide
Cadmium
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30
31.
32.
COD
BOD
Chloride
Chlorine Residual
Calcium
Chromium
Copper
Cyanide
DO
Fluoride
Total Hardness
Iodine
Iron
Lead
Maganese
Magnesium
Mercury
Nickel
Nitrite Nitrogen
Nitrate Nitrogen
Oil & Grease
33.
Pesticides &
Insecticides
Phosphate
Phenols
Potassium
Selenium
Silica
Silver
Sodium
Stronsium
Sulphide
Sulphate
Tannin & lignin
Tin
Urea Nitrogen
Zinc
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
Carbonate
AAS
AAS, Colorimetric
Colorimetric
Colorimetric
Titrimetric, Nomogratric
AAS, Colorimetric
Dichromate Reflux
200 C, 5 day
Titrimetric
Titrimetric
Titrimetric
Colorimetric
Colorimetric
Titrimetric, Colorimetric
Iodometric
Colorimetric
Titrimetric
Colorimetric
Colorimetric
Colorimetric, Dithiozone
Colorimetric (persulfate)
Titrimetric
Colorimetric (Dithiozone)
Colorimetric
Colorimetric
Colorimetric
Gravimetric, simple
extraction
Organophosphorous
Gas chromatograh
Colorimetric
Colorimetric
AAS, Flame photometer
Colorimetric
Colorimetric
Colorimetric
AAS, Flame photometer
AAS, Flame photometer
Titrimetric (iodomitric)
Turbidimeter
Colorimetric
AAS
Colorimetric, Titrimetric
Colorimetric
AAS
Spectrophotometer
‘’
Spectrophotometer
-AAS,
Spectrophotometer
COD Assembly
Incubator
Glass wares
‘’
‘’
Spectrophotometer
Spectrophotometer
Spectrophotometer
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
Spectrophotometer
Glass wares
Spectrophotometer
Spectrophotometer
Spectrophotometer
Spectrophotometer
Glass wares
Spectrophotometer
Spectrophotometer
Spectrophotometer
Spectrophotometer
Separatry funnel
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
-
GC
-
Spectrophotometer
Spectrophotometer
Flame photometer
Spectrophotometer
Spectrophotometer
Spectrophotometer
Flame photometer
Flame photometer
Glass wares
Spectrophotometer
Spectrophotometer
AAS
Spectrophotometer
Spectrophotometer
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
340-950 nm
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Environment Management Division
C.
Biological Parameters
Sl.
No.
Parameter
Method
Instrument
1.
Fecal coliform
organisms (MPN)
Pathogens
Total Plate count
Total coliform
organisms (MPN)
MPN Method
Incubator, Innoculation chamber
Sensitivity /
Rage of
Instrument
100 C
Visual Method
MPN Method
Incubator, Innoculation chamber
Microscope
Incubator, Innoculation chamber
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2.
3.
4.
D.
Biological Parameters
Sl.
No.
Parameter
Method
Instrument
1.
2.
3.
Benthic organisms count
Chlorophyll estimation
Estimation of various
diversity index
Macrophytic
Plankton count
Primary productivity
Colorimetric
-
Spectrophotometer
-
Sensitivity /
Rage of
Instrument
340-950 nm
-
Hutchinson
Light & Dark bottle
Incubator
-
4.
5.
6.
E.
Sl.
No.
1.
2.
F.
Bio-Assay of Toxic Pollutants
Parameter
Method
Instrument
Estimation of the effect
of tissue leaves
Estimation of LC50 on
fish
Colorimetric
Spectrophotometer
Sensitivity / Rage of
Instrument
340-950 nm
Probit Analysis
Aquarium
-
Stack & AAQ
Sl.
No.
Parameter
Method
Instrument
1.
2.
3.
Oxygen
Oxides of Nitrogen
Suspended Particulate
Matter
Sulphur Dioxide
Carbon Monoxide
Hydrogen Sulphide
Ammonia
Acid Mist
Chemical replacement
Jacob & Hochheiser
Gravimetric
Orsat Apparatus
RDS/HVS
RDS/HVS
Sensitivity /
Rage of
Instrument
1-100 by volume
0.1-3 lpm
0.9-1.2 m3/min
West & Gaeke
Co-detector tube
Colorimetric
Colorimetric
Thimble
RDS/HVS
Organic Vapor sampler
RDS/HVS
RDS/HVS
Stack monitoring kit
0.1-3 lpm
1-2500 mg/m3
0.9-1.2 m3/min
0.9-1.2 m3/min
0.1- 3 lpm
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
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9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Total Fluoride
Velocity
Flow
Benzine
Hydrocarbon
Lead
Spands method
Stack velocity meter
Flow meter
GC
Flamionisation
Colorimetric
dihiozone
HDS/RDS
Velocity monitoring kit
Velocity monitoring kit
GC
Organic vapor sampler
RDS/HVS
3-30 lpm
0.1-15 cm
0-30 m/sec.
1-2500 mg/m3
0.9-1.2 m3/min.
0.9-1.2 m3/min.
MANTEC CONSULTANTS PVT. LTD.
Environment Management Division
Environmental Laboratory -List of Major Equipments
Sl.
No.
Name of Equipment and
Model No.
Model/type/year
make
1.
Electronic weighing scale, AG285 (120150210)
AG-285 (120150210)
Date of receipt
and date placed in
service
11-02-2001
2.
GS-5700B, 113-546
23-03-1996
3.
Digital spectrophotometer, GS5700B, 113-546
pH meter, LI-127, 101/353
LI-127, 101/353
27-07-1996
4.
Conductivity Meter,
CM-180
27-07-1996
5.
6.
Turbidity Meter
Flame Photometer,
R-211, 032/1382
CL-220
30-8-99
11-06-01
7.
Kjeldhal Distillation Assembly
(Nitrogen)
30-08-99
8.
-
9.
Glass Water Distillation Kit
(slitre)
Water Bath
10.
Hot Plate
11.
12.
Magnetic Stirrer and Teflon
Stirrer
Centrifuge (700-3500 rpm)
13.
Oven
14.
15.
16.
18.
NOX Assembly
Vacuum Pump
Membrane Filter Holder (47
mm)
COD Digestion Assembly
flask with fume duct
BOD Incubator
19.
Refrigerator
20.
21.
22.
Muffle Furnace (9000C)
Organic Vapor Sampler
Jar Test Apparatus
14-08-98
23.
Monocular Microscope
07-12-98
24.
Bacteriological Incubator
24-08-98
17.
of
27-07-96
08-09-97
28-08-98
Ambassador
27-07-96
13-01-2001
14-08-98
16-10-98
24-08-98
28-05-97
GNF-220X
CFC)
Range and accuracy
Repeatability-O.K., EfficiencyGood, ± 0.2 mg / 0.1 mg / ±
0.03 mg1
Repeatability-O.K., EfficiencyGood, ± 0.01 digit
Repeatability-Good,
Efficiency-Good, ± 0.01 (± 1
digit)
Repeatability-Good, EfficiencyGood, ± 1 % (Full Scale)
± 3 % (Full Scale)
Repeatability-Good, EfficiencyGood, ± 1 digit
Efficiency-Good RepeatabilityGood, Efficiency-Good, ± 1
digit
Water,
conductivity-good,
Efficiency-good
Temperature
control-Good,
Efficiency-O.K.
Temperature
control-Good,
Efficiency-O.K.
Temperature
control-Good,
Efficiency-O.K.
Good
efficiency
and
repeatability
Temperature
control-Good,
Efficiency-O.K.
Efficiency-good
Efficiency-good
Good
efficiency
and
repeatability
Repeatability-Good, EfficiencyGood
Temperature
control-Good,
Efficiency-O.K.
(Non
13-02-2001
1 – 2500 mg/m3
Motor
efficiency-O.K,
Repeatability-good
Light Intensity Control-O.K,
Repeatability-O.K.
Efficiency-O.K.
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Environment Management Division
25.
Inoculation Chamber
26.
Atomic
Absorption
Spectrophotometer (AAS)
27.
28.
Shaker
RDS
29.
30.
31.
Noise Meter
HVS
Stack Monitoring Kit
APM 620-602
24-08098
27-06-96
13-05-97
15-01-91
12-04-97
32.
Velocity Kit
-DO-
12-04-97
33.
Autoclave
19-01-2000
34.
Orsat
35.
Arsenic Assemblies
07-10-98 & 22-122000
05-11-2001
36.
Aquarium
-
AAS-4136A
APM 451
01-09-99
Efficiency-O.K
23-03-2001
Efficiency-Good
Repeatability-Good, 0.01 Digit
on Full Scale
O.K.
Flow Rate-0.9 to 1.2 m3/m
O.K., ± 0.01 on dB Reading
Range-1.5 l/m
Efficiency-Good
Repeatability-Good, SPM-0-30
lpm,
Gaseous-0-3
lpm
(Rotameter 2% FSD Accuracy)
Efficiency-Good
Repeatability-Good
Efficiency-Good
Repeatability-Good
Efficiency-Good
Repeatability-Good
Efficiency-Good
Repeatability-Good
-
MANTEC CONSULTANTS PVT. LTD.
Environment Management Division
Environmental Laboratory - Representative List of major clients along with the work / testing done
Sl.
No.
1.
Client
Name of The Project
Tau Devi Lal Thermal Power Station, Regular monitoring of Air, Water, Fly Ash &
Panipat
ESP Efficiency for the year 2002 - 2003
2.
Ghaziabad Nagar Nigam, Ghaziabad
The study and preparation of project report for
scientific disposal of solid waste, bio-medical
waste and hazardous industrial waste
3.
Smithkline Beecham Consumer Health Care Operation & maintenance of ETP at Smithkline
Ltd., Sonepat
Beecham Consumer Health Care Ltd., Sonepat
4.
Centre for Environment & Explosive Safety,
Ministry of Defence, Delhi
5.
National Thermal Power Corporation Ltd., Ambient Air, Water & Stack Monitoring
Faridabad
6.
IOCL, Mathura
Stack & Ambient Air Monitoring at Mathura
Refinery
7.
Hind Agro Industries Ltd., Aligarh
Environmental Audit at Hind Agro Industries
Ltd., Aligarh
8.
IOCL, Mathura
Stack & Ambient Air Monitoring at Mathura
Refinery (1-11-2000 to 31-1-2000)
9.
IOCL, Mathura
Stack & Ambient Air Monitoring at Mathura
Refinery (1-11-99 to 31-10-2000)
10.
Honda Siel Cars India Ltd.
EIA study for developing Hazardous Waste
Disposal Facility
11.
Silver Oak Laboratories Ltd.
Audit Report for Silver Oak
12.
BPL India Ltd. Noida
Audit Report for BPL
13.
C & R Textiles Pvt. Ltd.
14.
Federal Moughal
Drinking Water Sample Analysis for C & R
Textiles
Solid waste Analysis for Federal Moughal
15.
Pneumatics (India) Ltd.
Stack and Ambient Air Monitoring at SMC
Pneumatics (India) Ltd.
16.
Satyawati Rice Mills, Noida
Stack and Ambient
Satyawati Rice Mills
Testing of Soil & Plants Samples
Air
Monitoring
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This is to Certify that the
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( Environmental Division )
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has been independently assessed and is compliant
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EINEMP sfudies from Panipat and Faidabad Power Sfafions.
Please refer to your September 19,1997 memo. We acknowledge the
receipt of above referred two studies sent with your le,tter; one for each power
station, based on three !"nonths rnonitoring.
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Because the consuttancy was financed by HSEB and further because the
retrofiting and rehabilitation of the above powerstations is not covered under
the scope of Bank financed Emergenry Action Plan, we have not canied out any
detailed revlew of the above reports. We suggest HSEB should review thern in
detail (or it may like to share these reports with the donor(s) interested in the
retrofitting effort.
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frnd that many positive actions have been suggested to improve the
environrnents. For exarnple, improvement in the quality of coal, on line
measurement of stack emission, management of waste water, cementing of ash
pond it should be implemented by HSEb in any case.
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monitor and implement various actions on quarterly basis. We sincerely hope
you will take necessary actions.
\Mth regards,
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Energy Division
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Mr. J.L. Arora, Mernber Technical, HSEB, Haryana
Mr P.K. Tandon, Chief Engineer, HSEB, Haryana
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Sub.: Performance Report of 25th Proficiency Testing (AQC / Water Exercise)
conducted in March, 2OO9 for the laboratories of Central & State
pollution Control Boards, Committees & Laboratories recognized under
F" F. Act and tither= iaboratories - reg.
Sir,
Thank you very much for your participation and the good response given for
the XXV AQC exercise conducted during March, 2009 and the report of the same is
enclosed herewith for your perusal. In continuation of 25th AQC exercise, 26th AqC
exercise will be conducted during week beginning 16th November, 2009.
The XXV AQC exercise covers 10 parameters viz. 1. Total Dissolved Solids, 2.
Fixed Dissolved 5olids,3. Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen,4' Ammonical Nitrogen as N, 5.
Sodium,6. Potassiufr,7. Phosphate - P, B'COD,9. BOD, 10. pH'
you are requested to identify the causes of deviation from the reference value,
if any and take necessary corrective action accordingly. The 26th AQC/PT Exercise is
proposed to be held in November, 2009.
Yours faithfully,
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LABORATORY DIVISION
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WATER LABORATORY
25th PROFICIENCY TESTING PROGRAMME
-
WATER
-
MARCH, 09
REPORT
LaboratoryAddress:M/sMantecEnvironmentalLaboratory
D-36, Sector - 6,
Noida, U. P.- 20l 301
64
La
s.
Test
No.
Parameter
Unit
Sample
mgi
TDS
A
5,0
B
0.70
2.85
B
8.0
3.0
4.0
25.20
20.E0
1.90
2.60
r15
B
94.0
69.0
l0
A
19.0
4.5
20
13.5
22
t5
A
3.
TKN
mg/l
4.
NH3-N
m9/l
5.
1o'i
m9/l
6
Potassium
mgll
^i
-7
PO4-P
mg/
i- A:B r
9.
BOD
r0.
pH
mg/l
155
tQ7
25 90
mgll
mgl
Lab's result
140.0
113.0
A
I
FDS
coD
(NIQR
Basis)
Value
2
B
SD
Ref.
A
Bl
A
11 q
)n0
B
1.
l:r0
__2ie
--
Limit
Limit
8B
192
56
44
t70
t3c
5
8
3
- i1i
-fll3
4
-)
7
1i
)7
5
18
10
0.22
0.40
0.10
0.10
0.08
0.28
116.0
10.40
110
64.0
9.40
5B
5B.O
16.30
30.0
9.0
4.0
9.30
0.10
66
35
9.1
11
91
49
B.89
9.37
0.04
4.04
3.92
030
0.4
Q1 = 1't
i
Remarks
(v/r'rlr.rn)
Y
0.7l
-0.11
Y
od
--o
Y
0.17
137
-b,u
0,66r y
0 490.3s Y
0
q!!_ Y
0.64
B3
Y
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i
_ 0.4u
Y
0.56
-0.25
Y
0.67
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Y - Within Acceptable Limit
I
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95
45
25
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individually'
within t 2Z score values for both sample A & B
IQR (lnter Quartile Range) = Q3 Q1;
Robust
z-score
2sj
l8
0.42
15
15
Over ll oedormance in
Note:
Higher
Accept.
z/
I
85
3.90
1U0
B
A
B ,
A
28.50
Lower
Accept.
Deviation (NIQR basis)
1
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Laboratory
Address:
T_he L-aboratory lncharge
M/s Mantec Environmeital Laboratory
D€6, Sector - 6,
NOIDA
District - Gautam Budh Nagar, U.p.
s.
Test
No.
Parameter
1.
TDS
2.
FDS
3.
5.
6.
Sample
TKN
NHrN
Sodium
Potassium
Basisl
Lower
Lab's result Accept.
Higher
Accept.
Limit
Limit
112.O0
B
mgfl
4
116.25
76.00
26.6
30.4
15.6
B
76.00
136
mg/l
A
5.40
1.5
5nA
2.3
o.u/
mg/l
B
mgll
POr-P
mg/l
8.
coD
mg/l
9.
BOD
6.72
-_255
-A.B
m9/l
7.
10.
SD
(NtQR
Ref.
Value
A
mg/l
--_
4.
Unit
mg/l
pH
3.40
16.75
11.00
14.30
19.20
0.37
0.30
A
B
A
B
A
B
-
7.29
11.33
17.27
1.7
18.81
15.79
tta
0.06
0.06
0.37
0.25
103.20
72.00
16.4
9.14
2.91
0.u
I
9.6
86
13.5
0.03
61
Acceptabre rimits are fixed based on Reference
varue (Medtan)
values for both sample A & B individually
e3-e1.
IQR (lnter Quartile Range)
=
NIQR (Normalized lQn;=1qpr6.tO1t
3.991
9.261
o12
pefiormanGe tn
Note:
ei = 1e
.t
= Standard Deviation
Z score = (Observed value - Reference Valuey
1 Standard Deviation
Y - Wthin Acceptable Limit:
N- Not within acceptable limit;
12s.A
4.79
-0.71
14.71
-0.29
-0.52
0.37
-0.23
0
1U.97
-0.52
0.70
1nE
83.93
39.20
18.59
104.80
72.4'l
3.es
4.O7
8.89
9.39
Y
Y
-c-21
-0.28
-0.33
0.49
0r8
15:
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10.04
14.85
B
B
7m
1.9
1.5
A
4.O1
.1.17
1A06
10.0
45.50
23t
Remarks
-0.15
-0.54
0.06
176.96
107.13
103.18
8.60
't1.30
0.69
2.4
M500
B
58.70
55.54
44.87
48.82
2.20
2.14
70
:-0.6
A
A
108
100
77
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Z-score
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
1.61
0.85
1.15
-0.67
0.97
Y
Y
70
t
100
2 standard
euartite;
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64
Dr. P. K. Behera,
Scientist'C' &
l/c. Water Laboratory
Telephone No. #01 1 -22301 844. {0102393
To
The LaboratorY lncharge
il/s Mantec Environmental Laboratory
D€6, Sector - 6, NOIDA
District - Gautam Budh Nagar, U.P.
27n Proficiency Testing (AaC , Wltel Exercise)
conducted in iejtemUe\ 2O11for the laboratories of Gentral & State Pollution
Gontrol goardn'Committees & Laboratories recognized under E. P. Act and
Sub.: performance Report
of
other laboratories - reg'
Sir,
exercise
Thanks for your participation and the good response given for the 27m AQC
herewith for your
conducted during september , 2011and the report of the same is enclosed
the causes of deviation from the reference value if any and take
perusal and to identify
necessary corrective action.
,
you are requested to make necessary arrangements to participate in
28th AQC
Exercise for the financial year 2011-12 (details mentioned in Note).
Yours faithfully,
Encl:
1. Performance RePort
2. AQC Fee Receipt(27th & 28th Exercises)
Note:
iv'
(11 physico-chemical parameters) i. ConductivitY, ii total Hardness, iii. Chloride,
x.
Chromium
Boron,
Fluoride, v. Sulfate, vi. Nitrate, vii. Calcium, viii Magnesium, ix.
hexavalent, xi. TSS
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LABOR,ATORY DIVISION - WATER LABORATORY
2ath pRoFrcrENcy rEsrrNG pRocRAli,tME - WATER - FEBRUARY, 2or2
REPORT
Laboratory Address
The Laboratory Incharge
M/s Mantec Environmental Laboratory
D-36, Sector - 6, NOIDA
DISTRICT - GAUTAM BUDH NAGA& U.P.
154
Code
S.No.
Test
Unit
Sample
1.
Condudivity
)
Tolal
mq/l
Hardness
3.
5.
Fluoride
ms/l
Sulphate
rqll
6.
l{itrate
7.
Calcium
8.
9.
10.
11.
.f'9l
Chlorido
6
t{
mq/l
ms/l
Magnesium
m9/l
Bolon
mg/l
Chronium
.f'gll
Hexavalent
Total
Suspended
ms/l
Solids
ruobj
Refiercnca
B
774.0
2Sl.O
B
s6.7
q3.5
B
B
SD
(NIQR
Basisl
1a4.00
260.00
54.90
43a
94.00
2.4
27.AO
34.6
0.97
1.59
22.3
3.1
0.15
0.29
2.49
3.25
0.41
0.32
1.16
37.80
41.0
B
3.10
2.25
B
2.42
m.M
Hlgh6r
Accept.
AcceDt.
Limit
Limit
162
1.04
186
267
47.A
65.6
r.26
0.28
1.00
17.3
2.18
27.3
34.5
47.5
2.24
3.92
2.89
-o.47
1.08
1.61
-0.99
-0.31
10.5
15.1
-0.28
t7.7
t2.30
8.3
1.84
2.40
1,.27
1.69
0.6s
0.56
o.74
131.5
0.05
0.04
10.5
0.45
132.4
0.39
111.0
0.53
153.0
167.4
9.3
162
149.0
185.0
2.t7
B
0.65
0.46
3.8
-
1.48
0.17
1.63
0.56
0.95
0
-o_27
0.13
-0.58
OveBll mffoman.e in .16
100
Acceptable limits are fixed based on Reference value (Median) 2 Standard Deviation
(NIQR basis) i.e. within + 2 Z Scores values for both sample A & B indjvidually.
t
IQR (Inter Quartile Ranse) = Q3-Q1;
Q1 = 1$ Quartile;
Q3
NIQR (Normalized IQR)= IQRxo.7413 = 1 Standard Deviation
Z Score = (Observed value - Reference Value)/ 1 Standard Deviation
Y
44.7
1.11
B
1.18
-o.47
0.89
o.76
-o.23
0.68
1.61
Raffarks
{Y/X/NR)
r.69
30.7
0.24
0.24
I _1q
Robust
102.3
21,3
32.4
1.00
1.45
25.00
46.20
2.70
2.15
12.5
21.90
6.70
214
22.4
8.0
12.7
2.23
2.65
5.9
10.5
7.15
B
5.9
4.2
4.45
26.O
B
B
L.b's
rcsult
Within Acceptable
Limit; Il- Not within acc€ptable limit;
NR
=
-
3d Quartile
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Date; 30th May,2011
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LABORATORY DIVISION
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- WATER - FEB., 2O1-L
PROFTCTENCY TESTTNG PROGRAMME
REPORT
hboramry Address
Tt*
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Codc:
th.
:
The l-aboratory Incharge
lrl/s ilantec Environmental Laboratory
D-36, Sector - 6,
Noida, U- P-- 2O1 3O1
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Srffi kere
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cm
2.
Total
Hardness
mgll
3.
Chloride
mgll
4.
Fluoride
msll
5.
Sulphate
msll
msll
6.
7.
f.akium
mgll
8.
llagrsfum
mgll
9.
Eroo
6HffiN
llffihrt
msll
10.
11
Tfl
Fr*d
caEik
mgll
ms/l
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
13.6
94.00
56.10
39.00
2s.80
1.900
1.150
40.60
21.30
5.67
4.45
2.200
B
3.0s0
20.10
A
12.82
10.53
B
s_90
A
7.L7
B
L.7L
A
A
0.44
0.65
90
B
t26
B
B
Ra<isl
, z$teo
Trso0
A
A
SD
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4.2
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A@pL
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56
38.9
23.3
2.9
3.0
0,55
0.27
4.03
3,13
0.42
0.68
2.3
L.4
38
I imfr
226
82.7
47.7
33.2
19.7
0.795
0.509
32.5
I
Robust
Z-score
irnit
281
191
105.3
1.08
64.9
44.8
31.9
3.005
1.691
Y
0.35
-0.01
-0.03
-0.83
0.72
0.92
-n 65
0.22
Y
r.370
1.686
4.414
t6.4
Lt.2
9,9
0.33
0.51
23.8
15.8
13,0
7,6
3.45
2.s8
0.55
0.79
7B
102
0.69
136
-0.27
r.2t
10.6
8.1
6.8
4.2
0.89
2.4
1.85
0.45
0.64
91.4
I24.6
0.84
116
Remarks'
(Y/N/NR)
rJz
3.2
20.8
15.0
0.84
0.64
0.44
0.05
0.07
5.78
5.19
Hpher
A@4.
48.7
27.6
3.030
22
2.3
1.87
L.47
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lab's
Y
Y
Y
0.24
Y
0.22
0.37
Y
1.10
0.0s
Y
1.08
0.36
0,32
0.18
Y
Y
-0.14
olo
il
Y
100
lmetrtable limits are fixec based on I leferen ce value (Median )+2StE rndard E teviation
GW. breis) i.e. a;ithin + 2 Z Scores i values for both r ;ample A & B indir 'idually,
IQB GrrHqFfitile Range) = Q3-Q
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a 1= 1'tQ uartile;
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Z S@rc = (ftserved value - Refere rce Value)/ ! . Standar d Deviatio n
NR-N ot Report(
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follos' in thc Final Repon would bc of gruat significancc for icgislators and
policy nrakcrs thus contributing to a rc*lly cnvironmentally clcan bclhi.
I rl,rsh thcrr cndcav0ur all success.
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economic basis cf the env,i ron*ental problem.s
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Committee
meet_ing.s to
arrive at some practical approa"r,"" uni- ruoo*stions.
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collosai,
thes. probrems have been broken up j nfo
simple
environmental
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can look forward be
to the .inar Report which wirl, seek
to establish a favor:rabre
between environment
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praclical reference for
shorL,
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Crinq!lcally toduce --he i'cvc'l of fclcbg?3 3es':lrln9. ln reduca'd
Ievels of eniosions and .,11asLo, 1;lCh savinqs tn ccatE of
groduc t,! on
cc;rrpl]a':1on of
faclllCare
tinvlronnenaal Audlt. ulll
accurate inforrnatlen about thg !ourcea ot onvlronnenltrl rr]t6886'
Onco tha scurces are idenrified, Lhe most cost ellecrlve cpLlons
fof avoiding, reducing and rccovering'163:es c4n 5e evoluatsd'
I lock forr.rard io !he coflcluaions o! :he-fiationa!. €gntnar
En..'ironmentol Ir.p6ci Agsecsmenb
on Environri..:ntal Auii!,
Rel evant Sr rat egy fot Corporot,e 5av lngs 9l Lh 9ri,c I i lLergoL.
1 vioh the gcrni.nar. at I o,r."*"" and .ongt'oquleie ff f nlSS
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