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Database

 
 

The database lists information on all PPP projects in India. The database on a particular PPP project will essentially provide data on

  1. Project information,
  2. Bidding information,
  3. Project benefits and costs,
  4. Legal instruments and
  5. Financial information

Development and use of PPPs for delivering infrastructure services has now at least 11 years of precedence in India, with the majority of projects coming in line in the last 5 to 7 years. Policies in favor of attracting private participation as well as innovation with different structures have met with varying degrees of success. Some sectors like telecommunications, power, and ports and roads, have done very good progress compared to limited success in other sectors.

Some states have undertaken far more PPPs than others, and there has been a much heavier use of PPPs in some sectors. As far as current status of projects is concerned, as per our database, there have been 758 PPP projects in our main sectors of focus where a contract has been awarded and projects are underway in the sense that they are either operational, have reached construction stage, or at least construction/implementation is imminent. The total project cost is estimated to be about Rs. 383,332.06 Crore.

S T A T E   W I S E   F I G U R E S
States Total Number of Projects based on value of contracts

Total Number of Projects

Based on 100 crore

Between 100 to 250 crore

Between 251 to 500 crore

More than
500 crore

Value of contacts

Andhra Pradesh

96

1484.6

2197.8

7,062.3

56,173.7

66,918.3

Assam

4

54.0

337.2

-

-

391.2

Bihar

6

77.6

-

769.6

1,246.7

2,093.8

Chandigarh

2

75.0

-

-

-

75.0

Chhattisgarh

4

70.0

304.0

464.0

0

838.0

Delhi

13

95.0

109.4

738.2

10374.0

11316.6

Goa

2

30.0

220.0

-

-

250.0

Gujarat

63

304.1

2,013.2

4,138.9

33,181.0

39,637.2

Haryana

10

125.0

180.0

270.0

10,588.1

11,163.1

Jammu and Kashmir

3

-

-

-

6,319.8

6,319.8

Jharkhand

9

131.0

550.0

398.0

625.1

1,704.1

Karnataka

104

1,080.4

1,942.6

13,136.3

28,499.6

44,658.9

Kerala

32

338.7

206.3

1,235.0

20,501.5

22,281.5

Madhya Pradesh

86

1,977.6

3,930.3

3,397.2

5,678.3

14,983.4

Maharashtra

78

742.3

2,988.4

2,433.7

39,427.6

45,592.0

Meghalaya

2

-

226.1

-

536.0

762.1

Orissa

27

235.1

211.0

1,473.0

11,430.6

13,349.7

Pudducherry

2

-

-

419.0

2,947.8

3,366.8

Punjab

29

732.8

1,552.7

572.0

705.0

3,562.5

Rajasthan

59

633.9

783.8

1,100.8

12,508.8

15,027.3

Sikkim

24

175.6

558.0

2669.0

13708.0

17110.6

Tamil Nadu

43

267.9

355.6

8,905.2

9,100.0

18,628.6

Uttar Pradesh

14

-

-

1,458.6

25,137.2

26,595.8

Uttarakhand

2

43.0

-

478.0

-

521.0

West Bengal

30

638.0

965.7

1,714.4

3,299.1

6,617.1

Inter-State

14

160.5

195.0

2,474.4

6,738.0

9,567.8

Total

758

9,471.9

19,826.9

55,307.5

298,725.8

383,332.1



S E C T O R    W I S E   F I G U R E S

Sector

Total Number of Projects

Based on 100 crore

Between 100 to 250 crore

Between 251 to 500 crore

More than 500 crore

Value of contacts

Airports

5

-

-

303.0

18808.0

19111.0

Education

17

424.2

365.5

460.0

600.0

1,849.7

Energy

56

337.6

934.0

3,083.0

62,890.0

67,244.6

Health Care

8

315.0

343.0

275.0

900.0

1,833.0

Ports

61

86.0

1,745.3

4,304.8

74,902.1

81,038.2

Railways

4

-

102.2

873.0

594.3

1,569.6

Roads

405

4,364.6

11,696.5

38,520.5

122,143.3

176,724.9

Tourism

50

1,132.6

1,503.5

800.0

1,050.0

4,486.1

Urban Development

152

2,812.0

3,136.9

6,688.2

16,838.0

29,475.0

Total

758

9,471.9

19,826.9

55,307.5

298,725.8

383,332.1

 

 

 

We see that road projects account for 53.4% of the total number of projects and 46% by total value because of the small average size of projects. Ports though account for 8% of the total number of projects have a larger average size of project and contribute 21% in terms of total value. It is noteworthy that if ports and central road projects are excluded from the total, there is in fact a relatively small value of deal flow, at only Rs 125,568.93 Crores in basic infrastructure PPPs to date, suggesting a significant potential upside for PPP projects across sectors where states and municipalities have primary responsibility. It is observed that the potential use of PPPs in e-governance and health and education sectors remains largely untapped across India as a whole, though off-late there have been some activities shaping in these sectors.

Across states and central agencies, the leading users of PPPs by number of projects have been Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and Madhya Pradesh, with 104, 96 and 86 awarded projects respectively and the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), with about 155 projects. In terms of main types of PPP contracts, almost all contracts have been of the BOT/BOOT type (either toll or annuity payment models) or close variants.

In terms of approach to provider selection, almost all the projects in the sample were competitively bid (either national or international competitive bidding) with the negotiated ones (through MOUs) primarily coming from the railway PPP projects, which is understood given the lack of clear policy framework and standard contracts till date. In terms of contract award method the domestic Competitive Bidding yielded 83.9% of total investment in India followed by International Competitive Bidding with 11%.

S E C T O R   W I S E   C O N T R A C T  A W A R D  M E T H O D
Sectors Total Number of Projects Total Number of Projects Based on contract award method

Domestic Competitive Bidding

International Competitive Bidding

Negotiated MOU

Unsolicited

Value of Contracts
(Rs. Crore)

Airports

5

-

18,808.0

-

-

19,111.0

Education

17

620.3

25.0

-

-

1,849.7

Energy

56

10,205.0

555.0

16,014.6

-

67,244.6

Health Care

8

275.0

217.0

16,014.6

-

1,833.0

Ports

61

7,536.8

26,569.4

36,249.0

4,150.0

81,038.2

Railways

4

696.6

-

873.0

-

1,569.6

Roads

405

71,489.5

76,340.7

1,259.2

-

176,724.9

Tourism

50

2,254.1

1,127.3

-

-

4,486.1

Urban Development

152

8,239.7

11,359.1

275.0

119.0

29,475.0

Total

758

101,316.9

135,001.6

54,670.8

4,269.0

383,332.1

The primary reason for project being implemented through PPP has qualitative benefits accrued from the project, it is seen that if these decisions are based on clear value-for money calculations for the conceding authority, there is relatively less information available in terms of actual contracts used.

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STATES
Andhra Pradesh
Assam
Chhattisgarh
Gujarat
Haryana
Himachal Pradesh
Jammu & Kashmir
Karnataka
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Orissa
Punjab
Rajasthan
Tamil Nadu
Uttaranchal
West Bengal
SECTORS
Highways
Railways
Ports
Airports
Telecom
Power
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