L&T Construction bags Rs 5,250 crores contract from Qatari firm Kahramaa

The project is scheduled for completion in phases from 15 to 32 months.

“The development drive in the State of Qatar is in high gear and we are proud to be partnering in it by bagging yet another prestigious project from Kahramaa. We have been associated with Kahramaa for over a decade which has put in place a programme well ahead of the times to provide sufficient power and water for Qatar. We look forward to furthering this significant strategic relationship and continue to play a key role in making Qatar proud and a very modern State,” stated S N Subrahmanyan, deputy managing director & president, Larsen & Toubro.

After being involved in phases VIII, X, XI and XI-A, this mandate from Kahramaa represents a repeat order for phase XII. Previously, Kahramma has awarded L&T more than forty substations and approximately 100 km of high-voltage cabling projects worth nearly $ 1.1 billion. 

The State of Qatar has, within a few decades, developed into a modern state with a high standard of living which has resulted in increased demand for power. Kahramaa is the sole transmission and distribution system owner and operator for the electricity and water sectors in Qatar and is well known for the quality of power it supplies. The T&D infrastructure in Qatar is being developed at a pace matching the country's ambitious goals in sports, social and economic sectors among others.

L&T’s power transmission & distribution business is a leading EPC player in the field of T&D business offering integrated solutions and end to end services ranging from design, manufacturing, supply, installation and commissioning of transmission lines, underground cable networks (both power and control), substations, distribution networks, electrical and instrumentation works for power, process and infrastructure projects, in both domestic and international markets. On the renewable energy side, the business provides turnkey EPC services for projects on photovoltaic and concentrated solar power plants.