“Gujarat is an important market for us, with several transmission projects already under execution. Orders of this nature reflect the continued demand for specialized EPC capabilities in the power transmission sector. Our experience across transmission projects enables us to manage the engineering and execution requirements involved in delivering such infrastructure. We remain focused on building our project portfolio through the consistent delivery of projects to the required standards of quality and safety.” Amit Dutta, COO, Jyoti Structures Limited
Jyoti Structures Limited (JSL) has received a Letter of Award from Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited (GETCO). The order, valued at ₹689.93 crore, excluding GST, is for the 765 kV DC Pachchham–Saykha Transmission Line project in Gujarat.
The scope includes the design, testing, supply, erection, and commissioning of the transmission line on a total turnkey basis. The project is scheduled for completion within 42 months from the date of the Letter of Award.
The order adds to JSL’s portfolio of transmission projects in Gujarat, where the company is executing multiple projects for private developers and utilities. The state continues to see investment in transmission infrastructure alongside renewable energy development, creating demand for high-voltage transmission lines and power evacuation networks.
To support its expanding portfolio in the state, JSL recently inaugurated a dedicated project office in Ahmedabad. The facility houses project management teams and is designed to strengthen coordination between engineering, site execution, and customer teams. With closer oversight of project sites and improved access to stakeholders across Gujarat, the office supports the management of ongoing projects and the company’s engagement with future transmission opportunities.
Commenting on the order, Amit Dutta, COO, Jyoti Structures Limited, said, “Gujarat is an important market for us, with several transmission projects already under execution. Orders of this nature reflect the continued demand for specialized EPC capabilities in the power transmission sector. Our experience across transmission projects enables us to manage the engineering and execution requirements involved in delivering such infrastructure. We remain focused on building our project portfolio through the consistent delivery of projects to the required standards of quality and safety.”
The GETCO order follows JSL’s recent contract in Sri Lanka, where the company partnered with Hayleys Fentons Limited to develop a 220 kV double-circuit transmission line between Mannar and Mullikulam. The project will support the evacuation of wind power to Sri Lanka’s national grid.
