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Hyderabad, Oct. 28 Ramky Enviro Engineers Ltd has been awarded Rs 102.15-crore ‘Integrated Solid Waste Management Project’ by the Guwahati Municipal Corporation (GMC), Assam.

Under the terms of the deal, GMC will provide a 60-acre site for this project on nominal lease rent of Rs 1 a square metre a year.

According to a statement from Mr Gautam Reddy, Executive Director of Ramky Group, the project will be inaugurated by the Assam Chief Minister, Mr Tarun Gogoi, on Wednesday .

The project is located at West Boragaon on NH 37 and involves door to door collection of waste, its transportation and treatment for a 20-year period.

Ramky Enviro Engineers, part of Ramky group, has orders worth over Rs 5, 500 crore under execution.

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