Major Infrastructure Projects in Gujarat: OmYash Projects' EPC Experience

For OmYash, Gujarat is particularly significant because many of its projects involve the movement of water or industrial resources through engineered pipeline and pumping systems.

These projects require coordination between hydraulic design, civil construction, mechanical installation and project commissioning.

The company's infrastructure services cover lift irrigation, cross-country pipelines, water infrastructure, wastewater treatment, effluent treatment, hydrocarbon infrastructure and pumping machinery.

What Makes OmYash's Project Portfolio Relevant?

An EPC company's project experience can reveal more about its capabilities than a generic service list.

For example, a project involving a 20-kilometre pipeline and pumping station demonstrates different execution requirements from a small local pipeline.

Similarly, a reservoir-linking project may require hydraulic analysis, pumping infrastructure, large-diameter pipelines, civil structures and long-term O&M.

A hydrocarbon connectivity project introduces another set of requirements involving pipeline construction, mechanical works, testing and commissioning.

OmYash's project portfolio includes examples across these different categories.

This provides project owners with an opportunity to evaluate the company based on actual infrastructure experience rather than service descriptions alone.

Dindrol to Mukteshwar Reservoir Lift Irrigation Pipeline Project

One of OmYash's major ongoing projects is the Dindrol to Mukteshwar Reservoir Lift Irrigation Pipeline Project.

The project has a listed value of approximately ₹195.26 crore.

The project involves lift irrigation infrastructure designed to transfer water through pumping and pipeline systems.

A project of this nature requires coordination between several engineering components:

• Water intake
• Pumping systems
• Rising mains
• Pipeline infrastructure
• Civil structures
• Electrical systems
• Mechanical equipment
• Testing
• Commissioning
• Operation and maintenance

OmYash's project information identifies a 10-year O&M component, highlighting the importance of long-term system performance beyond construction.

The project is representative of the type of large-scale infrastructure where hydraulic engineering and construction execution need to work together.

For more information about OmYash's broader capabilities, see its lift irrigation and pumping services.

Meghraj-Malpur Lift Irrigation Project

The Meghraj-Malpur Lift Irrigation Project is another major project in OmYash's portfolio.

The project has a listed value of approximately ₹161.61 crore and involves the Watrak Reservoir.

The project requires pumping and pipeline infrastructure to transport water as part of the lift irrigation system.

Lift irrigation projects are particularly dependent on accurate hydraulic planning.

The engineering must account for:

• Water requirement
• Pipeline length
• Elevation difference
• Required discharge
• Pump head
• Friction losses
• Pipeline diameter
• Operating conditions

The pumping system must then be integrated with the pipeline and associated civil infrastructure.

OmYash's experience in this area is also supported by its technical content on river lift irrigation systems, their components and working principles.

Sarsadi to Kadana North M.I. Scheme Linking Pipeline

The Sarsadi to Kadana North M.I. Scheme Linking Pipeline is another example of OmYash's work in water-transfer infrastructure.

The project has a listed value of approximately ₹75.52 crore.

It involves EPC execution of pumping and pipeline infrastructure with a long-term O&M component.

Projects involving linking pipelines need to consider the relationship between the source, pumping system, pipeline route and receiving infrastructure.

Engineering considerations can include:

• Hydraulic capacity
• Pipeline material
• Pumping requirements
• Route conditions
• Civil structures
• Testing
• Commissioning
• Maintenance access

This type of project illustrates why water infrastructure EPC is fundamentally multidisciplinary.

OmYash's water infrastructure capabilities cover these interconnected systems.

Satola Village to Satlasana and Kheral Talukas Tank Linking Pipeline

The Satola Village to Satlasana and Kheral Talukas Tank Linking Pipeline represents another significant water-infrastructure project.

The project has a listed value of approximately ₹312.62 crore.

The system connects water infrastructure from the Sabarmati Reservoir to tanks serving the relevant areas.

At this scale, the project requires coordinated planning across:

• Source connectivity
• Pumping infrastructure
• Pipeline engineering
• Civil works
• Hydraulic design
• Testing
• Commissioning
• Long-term operation

The project demonstrates the scale at which water transmission and regional water-distribution infrastructure can operate.

For project owners researching the engineering involved in large water pipelines, OmYash has also published resources covering pipeline testing methods before commissioning.

Bhasariya to Sametra NMC-Based Lift Irrigation MS Pipeline

The Bhasariya to Sametra NMC-Based Lift Irrigation MS Pipeline Project is a completed OmYash project involving approximately 14 kilometres of pipeline.

The project uses a combination of:

• MS pipeline
• HDPE pipeline
• Civil structures
• Pipeline infrastructure
• Associated irrigation systems

The project has a listed value of approximately ₹49.21 crore.

The combination of different pipe materials illustrates an important aspect of infrastructure engineering: pipe selection depends on the specific application, pressure, route conditions, installation requirements and project design.

OmYash's experience with MS and HDPE systems forms part of its broader pipeline and water infrastructure capabilities.

Lift Irrigation DI-K9 Pipeline Project

The Lift Irrigation DI-K9 Pipeline Project is another completed project in OmYash's portfolio.

Key project details include:

• Project value: approximately ₹51.20 crore
• Pipeline length: approximately 21 km
• Pipeline material: DI-K9
• Designed discharge: approximately 28.5 cusecs
• Pumping station
• 10-year O&M

DI-K9 pipelines can be suitable for water-transmission applications where durability and pressure performance are important considerations.

However, the pipe material is only one part of the project.

The successful operation of a lift irrigation system depends on the interaction between:

Pipeline + Pumping + Hydraulics + Civil Infrastructure + Controls + O&M

This is why EPC execution requires coordination between multiple disciplines.

Matpur to Brahmanwada Lift Irrigation MS Pipeline

The Matpur to Brahmanwada Lift Irrigation MS Pipeline Project has a listed value of approximately ₹68.75 crore.

The project includes:

• Approximately 18 km of pipeline
• MS pipeline
• Pumping infrastructure
• Designed discharge of approximately 50 cusecs

Projects involving large MS pipelines require careful attention to:

• Pipe thickness
• Pressure conditions
• Welding
• Coating
• Alignment
• Supports
• Testing
• Corrosion protection

Pipeline construction quality becomes particularly important where infrastructure is expected to operate for many years.

OmYash also covers the technical aspects of pipeline quality and testing through its hydrostatic testing guide.

Jalampura to Watrak Dam MS Pipeline Project

The Jalampura to Watrak Dam MS Pipeline Project is one of the larger completed water-pipeline projects in the OmYash portfolio.

The project has a listed value of approximately ₹110.35 crore.

Key project characteristics include:

• Approximately 18.8 km pipeline
• MS pipeline
• Designed discharge of approximately 100 cusecs

A project with this combination of pipeline length and discharge requires careful hydraulic and structural planning.

Pipeline design must account for:

• Flow velocity
• Friction losses
• Pressure
• Surge conditions
• Pipeline profile
• Pumping requirements
• Material characteristics

The project is representative of the type of large water-transmission infrastructure where engineering decisions have a direct impact on long-term operating performance.

Kuda Bhimpur to Davol/Nizampur Pond Pipeline Project

The Kuda Bhimpur to Davol/Nizampur Pond Pipeline Project has a listed value of approximately ₹13.39 crore.

The project includes:

• Approximately 8 km pipeline
• 898 mm MS pipeline
• 315 mm HDPE pipeline
• Designed discharge of approximately 25 cusecs

The project demonstrates OmYash's experience with multiple pipeline materials and diameters within water infrastructure.

Different sections of a project can require different pipeline configurations depending on hydraulic, construction and site requirements.

This type of flexibility is important when developing water infrastructure across varying terrain and project conditions.

HRRL Connectivity Project Pipeline and Associated Works

OmYash's project portfolio also extends beyond water and irrigation into hydrocarbon infrastructure.

The HRRL Connectivity Project Pipeline and Associated Works has a listed value of approximately ₹217.15 crore.

The project involves approximately:

• 85 km of pipeline
• 18-inch pipeline
• Civil works
• Mechanical works
• Testing
• Commissioning

This is an important project in the context of OmYash's broader EPC positioning because hydrocarbon pipeline projects involve different engineering, safety and testing requirements compared with water pipelines.

Pipeline construction must be supported by:

• Route engineering
• Welding
• Inspection
• Testing
• Mechanical works
• Commissioning
• Safety procedures

OmYash's cross-country pipeline capabilities form part of this broader infrastructure offering.

The company has also developed technical content explaining cross-country pipeline design, construction and applications.

Drinking Water Supply Project in Nalgonda

OmYash's project portfolio also includes a drinking-water infrastructure project involving the NSP tail pond in Nalgonda.

The project has a listed value of approximately ₹12.76 crore.

The scope includes:

• 35 MLD water treatment plant
• SCADA
• Electromechanical works
• Testing
• Commissioning

This project demonstrates that OmYash's infrastructure experience extends beyond pipelines and irrigation into water treatment and automation.

A modern water-treatment project can require coordination between:

• Treatment processes
• Civil infrastructure
• Mechanical equipment
• Pumps
• Electrical systems
• Instrumentation
• SCADA
• Testing and commissioning

This multidisciplinary nature aligns closely with OmYash's broader EPC approach.

Shell India Pragpar-Mundra Project

OmYash's portfolio also includes an industrial project for Shell India Ltd. at Pragpar-Mundra.

The project has a listed value of approximately ₹5.61 crore.

Its scope includes:

• Civil works
• Electrical works
• Mechanical works
• Instrumentation
• SCADA
• Fuel-station EPC infrastructure

The project was supervised by Tata Consulting Engineers.

This project adds another dimension to OmYash's portfolio by demonstrating experience in industrial and hydrocarbon-related infrastructure.

It also highlights the importance of integrating civil, mechanical, electrical and instrumentation systems within an industrial project.

What These Projects Demonstrate About OmYash

Looking across the project portfolio, several common capabilities emerge.

Large-Diameter Pipeline Execution

OmYash has experience with MS, DI-K9 and HDPE pipeline systems across different project scales.

Pumping Infrastructure

Multiple lift irrigation projects require pumping stations and associated mechanical infrastructure.

Hydraulic Infrastructure

Water-transfer projects require engineering around discharge, elevation, pressure and pipeline capacity.

Industrial Pipeline Execution

The HRRL project demonstrates experience extending into hydrocarbon pipeline infrastructure.

Water Treatment

The Nalgonda project demonstrates experience involving a 35 MLD water treatment plant and SCADA.

Multidisciplinary EPC

Projects combine civil, mechanical, electrical, pipeline, instrumentation and commissioning activities.

Long-Term O&M

Several projects include long-term operation and maintenance responsibilities.

These capabilities form the basis of OmYash's broader EPC infrastructure services.

From Project Engineering to Commissioning

A major infrastructure project does not end when physical construction is complete.

Testing and commissioning are critical stages of project delivery.

For a pipeline project, commissioning may require:

• Pressure testing
• Hydrostatic testing
• Cleaning
• Gauging
• Dewatering
• Drying
• Valve testing
• Instrumentation checks
• Functional testing

For a pumping station, commissioning can involve:

• Pump testing
• Motor testing
• Electrical checks
• Flow verification
• Instrument calibration
• Control-system testing

For a treatment plant, commissioning can involve:

• Equipment testing
• Process verification
• Water-quality checks
• SCADA testing
• Integrated operation

OmYash's technical content on pipeline testing and hydrostatic testing supports this broader project-execution knowledge base.

The Role of O&M in OmYash Projects

Long-term operation and maintenance can be particularly important for infrastructure assets.

A pipeline may operate for decades.

A pumping station can run continuously or according to seasonal demand.

A water-treatment plant requires ongoing monitoring and maintenance.

For this reason, the operating phase should be considered during project design.

Important considerations include:

• Equipment accessibility
• Spare parts
• Maintenance requirements
• Pipeline inspection
• Pump efficiency
• Monitoring systems
• SCADA
• Preventive maintenance

OmYash's portfolio includes projects with 10-year O&M commitments, demonstrating the importance of lifecycle responsibility in several of its infrastructure projects.

Why Project Portfolio Matters When Selecting an EPC Contractor

When evaluating an EPC company, a project portfolio provides valuable context.

The relevant question is not simply:

"Does the contractor offer this service?"

It is:

"Has the contractor executed infrastructure with comparable technical requirements?"

For a water pipeline project, project owners can evaluate:

• Pipeline length
• Pipe material
• Discharge
• Pumping requirements
• Civil scope
• Testing
• O&M

For a hydrocarbon pipeline:

• Pipeline diameter
• Route length
• Mechanical scope
• Testing
• Commissioning
• Safety requirements

For a water-treatment project:

• Treatment capacity
• Process scope
• Electromechanical systems
• SCADA
• Commissioning

This project-specific evaluation provides a more meaningful basis for selecting an EPC partner.

OmYash's project portfolio allows project owners to review the company's experience across these infrastructure categories.

OmYash's Role in Gujarat's Infrastructure Development

The diversity of OmYash's projects reflects the broader infrastructure requirements of Gujarat.

The state needs infrastructure that can support:

• Agriculture
• Irrigation
• Drinking water
• Industrial development
• Manufacturing
• Energy
• Petrochemicals
• Ports
• Urbanisation

These requirements create demand for different types of EPC capabilities.

OmYash's work in water, irrigation and pipelines directly connects with several of these infrastructure needs.

Its hydrocarbon and industrial projects also connect the company to Gujarat's wider industrial ecosystem.

Beyond Individual Projects: Building Infrastructure Capability

Individual projects are important, but the cumulative experience gained across projects is equally significant.

A contractor executing different pipeline systems gains experience across:

• Materials
• Diameters
• Hydraulic conditions
• Construction environments
• Pumping requirements
• Testing procedures

Similarly, working across irrigation and industrial projects exposes project teams to different execution conditions.

This accumulated experience contributes to the development of a broader EPC capability.

For OmYash, the project portfolio represents this progression across water, irrigation, pipeline and industrial infrastructure.

OmYash Projects: An EPC Partner for Large Infrastructure

OmYash Projects' portfolio demonstrates experience across several major infrastructure categories.

From the ₹312.62 crore Satola Village to Satlasana and Kheral Talukas Tank Linking Pipeline to the ₹217.15 crore HRRL Connectivity Project Pipeline, the projects cover different technical environments and execution requirements.

The portfolio also includes:

• Lift irrigation
• Water transmission
• Reservoir connectivity
• MS pipelines
• DI-K9 pipelines
• HDPE pipelines
• Water treatment
• Pumping infrastructure
• Hydrocarbon pipelines
• Industrial EPC

This range gives OmYash a multidisciplinary infrastructure profile.

The company's services provide the broader capability framework, while its project portfolio demonstrates how those capabilities are applied in real infrastructure projects.

Conclusion

Major infrastructure projects require more than construction.

They require engineering decisions that remain effective through procurement, construction, testing, commissioning and long-term operation.

OmYash Projects' experience across Gujarat and other regions demonstrates this multidisciplinary approach through projects involving water transmission, lift irrigation, reservoir connectivity, pumping stations, treatment plants, industrial infrastructure and hydrocarbon pipelines.

The company's project portfolio includes projects ranging from regional water and irrigation systems to large-scale pipeline infrastructure and industrial EPC works.

For organisations evaluating an EPC company, project experience provides an important basis for understanding technical capability.

OmYash's combination of EPC infrastructure services, project experience, pipeline capabilities and water infrastructure expertise positions the company to undertake complex infrastructure requirements across multiple sectors.

For a project owner planning a water, irrigation, pipeline, industrial or hydrocarbon infrastructure project, the appropriate next step is to assess the technical scope, project requirements and execution model and then evaluate the EPC partner against relevant experience.

Project enquiries can be submitted through the OmYash Projects contact page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What major infrastructure projects has OmYash Projects executed?

OmYash's project portfolio includes lift irrigation, water transmission, reservoir-linking pipelines, pumping infrastructure, water treatment, industrial infrastructure and hydrocarbon pipeline projects. The portfolio includes projects such as the Satola Village to Satlasana and Kheral Talukas Tank Linking Pipeline, Jalampura to Watrak Dam Pipeline and HRRL Connectivity Project Pipeline.

What is the largest OmYash project by listed project value?

Among the projects currently listed in OmYash's portfolio, the Satola Village to Satlasana and Kheral Talukas Tank Linking Pipeline has a listed value of approximately ₹312.62 crore.

Does OmYash execute lift irrigation projects?

Yes. Lift irrigation is one of OmYash's core infrastructure capabilities. Its portfolio includes multiple lift irrigation projects involving pumping stations, MS pipelines, DI-K9 pipelines and associated infrastructure.

Does OmYash execute large pipeline projects?

Yes. OmYash's portfolio includes both water and hydrocarbon pipeline projects. Its HRRL Connectivity Project involves approximately 85 km of 18-inch pipeline together with civil, mechanical, testing and commissioning works.

What types of pipelines has OmYash worked with?

OmYash's project portfolio includes MS, DI-K9 and HDPE pipeline systems used across water and irrigation infrastructure, as well as hydrocarbon pipeline infrastructure.

Does OmYash provide operation and maintenance services?

Yes. Several projects in the OmYash portfolio include long-term operation and maintenance requirements, including projects with 10-year O&M commitments.

How can I see OmYash Projects' complete project portfolio?

The complete OmYash Projects portfolio provides information about the company's ongoing and completed infrastructure projects.