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First of the three smart port city is Paradip smart

port city. This project is being developed for the

Port Authority of India with TCE as lead consultants.

The concept of a smart port city is based on the

idea of developing a smart city around port-related

activities. TCE conducted market demand assessment

and proposed a product mix that includes logistics

park, fishery and furniture industries, residential and

educational institutions . These recommendations are

along the lines of Government’s Smart Infrastructure

guidelines covering solid waste management, water,

power and transport planning, disaster management

(considering Paradip is a cyclone prone area),

safety and ICT networks. TCE has completed master

planning, DPR (Detailed Project Report) and financial

feasibility evaluation. The infrastructure process has

commenced as per plan and marketing campaigns to

attract both domestic and foreign investors into the

port city is underway.

Lead consultants for India’s first smart port cities

Corporate Communique

The second smart port city of Kandla Port in Gujarat in the

Western part of the country is also being developed. The

third smart port city is being planned by TCE for Cochin.

In all, the total area under development ranges from 800

acres to 6500 acres for

India’s first three smart

cities with TCE as lead

consultants.

Greenfield smart cities

The past success of several smart industrial cities where TCE were

consultants along the Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC)

are DC Ujjain, Dadri, Dholera and Bengal Aerotropolis. DMICDC

cities are benchmarked for international best practices in terms of

infrastructure provisions.

Smart cities are proposed as a self sustaining cityscapes with

economic, environmental and social sustainability. The second

round of smart cities are underway where TCE serves as lead

consultants while several proposals for smart cities are being

considered for development.

The Guwahati smart city project involves the rejuvenation of five

water bodies in Guwahati which includes the Brahmaputra River

and its tributaries. The project focusses on river-front development

and potential commercial and residential development. TCE is

involved in concept to commissioning planning complete with ICT

networks, command centers for city service management, disaster

management, safety and security networks.

In Bhopal, 350 acres of largely government-owned land has been

sanctioned for development as a smart city under the Special

Purpose Vehicle model. TCE as lead consultant has proposed a

city plan centered on an iconic structure and establishing blue

network – connecting existing drains and ponds with a view to

retain and replenish existing water sources.

Paradip

Guwahati

Muradabad

Aligarh

Kandla

Amritsar

Gandhi Nagar

Bhopal

Vadodara

Dahod

Trichy

The total area under

development ranges from

800 acres to 6500 acres

for India’s first three smart

cities with TCE as lead

consultants.

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