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ICSA (India) bags Sudan order

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Hyderabad, April 7

ICSA (India) Ltd , has signed an agreement with the National Electricity Corporation, Republic of Sudan, today at New Delhi for the execution of a turnkey project with an aggregate value of Rs 629 crore (about $139.95 million). The Managing Director of ICSA, Mr G. Bala Reddy, in a statement said, "ICSA will execute this project over a period of 30 months. The work involves execution of a power transmission system at Girba, Kassala, New Haifa and Abu Hamad with two bay extensions at Gadarif and Atbara in Sudan."

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