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Norms relaxed for how contractors can work at Kudankulam nuclear plant

Nuclear Power Corporation of India's new rules allow contractors with experience in building 'commercial complex' to take part in bids.

A policeman walks on a beach near Kudankulam nuclear power project (photo: Reuters)
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A policeman walks on a beach near Kudankulam nuclear power project (photo: Reuters)

Jyoti Mukul New Delhi
The Nuclear Power Corporation of India has relaxed pre-qualification requirement for main civil works for the fifth and sixth units of Kudankulam nuclear power plant in Tamil Nadu, allowing contractors with experience in building “commercial complex” to take part in bids.

Last year, the corporation had allowed those with experience of building a “bridge” to take part in the tender for construction.

In 2016, a contractor had to have experience of work in nuclear power plant, heavy industrial establishment, thermal or hydro power plant, ports, metros or airport terminals. By 2018, it was diluted to include even construction of bridges