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1 Built Environment Opportunities in Amaravati Lunch hosted by 2M MND 8 Nov 2017 Audrey Tan, APO

29 billion) Bay of Bengal Andhra Pradesh (160,205 km 2 ) Amaravati City

2 Andhra Pradesh Focusing on 3 core areas India Eighth largest nation by size (2.97 million km 2 ) Second largest nation by population (1.29 billion) Bay of Bengal Andhra Pradesh (160,205 km 2 ) Amaravati City (217 km 2 ) Capital Region (8,603 km 2 ) Start-Up Area (6.84 km 2 ) Bay of Bengal Slide 2

Amaravati is the upcoming People s Capital of Andhra Pradesh India s largest greenfield venture $5 bn Planned investment over 4 years 217 km 2 Area of the capital city 9 Anchor sectors identified for

3 Amaravati is the upcoming People s Capital of Andhra Pradesh India s largest greenfield venture $5 bn Planned investment over 4 years 217 km 2 Area of the capital city 9 Anchor sectors identified for Amaravati 29 Villages which constitute Amaravati 26,512 Farmers participated in largest ever consensual Land Pooling initiative Amaravati, the people s capital of Andhra Pradesh is envisioned to be the pioneer smart city of India at par with world class standards with cutting-edge infrastructure and immense prosperity in an environmentally sustainable manner - Mr. Chandra Babu Naidu (Hon ble Chief Minister of AP) 3

4 Amaravati: A Closer Look India s largest greenfield venture Area of the capital city Farmers participated in largest ever consensual Land Pooling initiative 4

Urban Development in Amaravati Government Start-up area Land

campus Designed by Foster + Partners 150,000 population

between Government and Singapore consortium Lands allotted for

hospitals Hotels, Convention centers etc planned Over 59,000

5 Urban Development in Amaravati Government Start-up area Land allotments LPS Owners Development of a vibrant 1360 acre mixed-use campus Designed by Foster + Partners 150,000 population Development of 1684 acres Central Business District Joint Venture between Government and Singapore consortium Lands allotted for activation of city acres provided for universities, hospitals Hotels, Convention centers etc planned Over 59,000 plots, spanning 20,000 acres (gross) handed back to farmers Commercial and residential plots provided 5

6 And subsequently the Infrastructure plans have been drawn up, to create a Smart, Sustainable and resilient city. City infrastructure Sustainable and best-in-class Infrastructure being planned across all sectors, by GIIC, China & Aarvee Associates N11 Smart Infrastructure planned for centralized and proactive N16 N14 Infrastructure maintenance and management E6 N9 IGC Total Infrastructure to be developed in next 3-5 years over E8 E10 Amrita N4 S$2.6bn+ E12 Construction of 85km roads are currently ongoing; utilities E14 to be undertaken immediately Integrated Command/ Control centre Adaptive Traffic Control Security / CCTV City-Wide WiFi Access Electric Cars and buses charging points Distributed solar generation Smart grid and distribution

7 S$910m has been tendered out, S$5.2bn Infrastructure development opportunities exist. Over 110km of roads, costing S$430m have commenced construction N1 1 Smart city utilities such as water supply, sewerage, Power, storm water, etc. to be E6 E8 N1 6 N1 4 N9 N4 tendered out worth S$870m PPP opportunities exist in the areas of Gas, ICT, Power supply, Public Wi-fi and so on E10 E1 4 E1 2 Residential and Commercial layouts spanning over 20,000 acres are being developed across the city 3 of 13 zones have been tendered out, worth S$570m Overall cost of Infrastructure, to be tendered out in the coming months S$2.9bn Opportunities exist for Contractors and private developers to undertake projects in EPC / HAM mode

8 Infra Development by Zones Scope of works include: - To develop roads and bridges, and improve drinking water, drainage, and power infrastructure - Hybrid Annuity Model; mix of EPC and BOT models - Initial project cost shared between gov and the developer 8

9 Infrastructure opportunities worth S$14bn available in the next 4 years of development. Investment Amount Name of Project (Singapore $ million) Roads Infrastructure 1,700 Water Supply Infrastructure 780 Sewerage Infrastructure 580 Power Transmission & Distribution 3,600 Flood Management & Urban Waterways 440 Blue Infrastructure ( River Training and Island Development) 800 Solid Waste Management 310 Gas Infrastructure 700 Storm Water Infrastructure 290 ICT 2,200 Integrated LPS Infrastructure 2,900 Industrial Area Tier-2 Infra 130 TOTAL 14,430 City Trunk Infrastructure Tier-2 Infrastructure 9

Investment opportunities are available iconic Government Complex in the next 2-4 years (1/3) Component Description Cost High Court Legislative

Foster + Partners, of approx. 1.5m sq.ft. Building designed by Foster + Partners, of approx. 1.1m sq.ft. Building designed by Foster + Partners, of approx. 5.

ft in 200 units S$200mn 1. All projects in EPC mode 2.

10 Investment opportunities are available iconic Government Complex in the next 2-4 years (1/3) Component Description Cost High Court Legislative Assembly Secretariat and Heads of Department office Infrastructure for overall precinct Multi-storeyed apartment housing Building designed by Foster + Partners, of approx. 1.5m sq.ft. Building designed by Foster + Partners, of approx. 1.1m sq.ft. Building designed by Foster + Partners, of approx. 5.2m sq.ft. Infrastructure across all utilities roads, water supply, storm water, power ducts, ICT ducts and so on Over 4.4 million sq.ft. in multiple blocks for 3800 units S$265mn S$180mn S$520mn S$350mn S$420mn Bungalow housing Over 3 million sq.ft in 200 units S$200mn 1. All projects in EPC mode 2. Projects to be rolled out keeping in mind high standards of sustainability in line with LEED certification 3. Suppliers and vendor are invited

Government Housing Residences for government officers to be built in 15 months // crda vijayawada amaravati / The New Indian Express http://www.newindianexpress.

11 Government Housing Residences for government officers to be built in 15 months // crda vijayawada amaravati / The New Indian Express VIJAYAWADA: The AP Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA) has set a deadline of 15 months for construction companies to complete the residential quarters of MLAs, All-India Service Officers, gazetted and non-gazetted officers in Amaravati. In all, a total 3,840 housing units in apartment style will be constructed in a total plot area of 65.4 acres at the cost of Rs 2,652 crore. (approx. S$530.5 mil). Three companies bagged the contract to construct three categories of houses. Houses under the first category, which is for MLAs, MLCs, All India Service officers (IAS, IPS, IFS), will be constructed by Nagarjuna Constructions Company (NCC).Each housing unit will have a built-up area of 3,500 sqft. There will be 432 housing units (144 for AIS officers) and the estimated cost of construction is Rs 700 crore. NCC has already started soil testing to understand the firmness of the ground for laying foundations for those apartments. The second category houses are meant for non-gazetted officers and will be constructed by Larsen and Toubro. In all, 1,968 housing units will be constructed, with each having a built-up area of 1,200 sqft. The estimated cost of the construction is said to be Rs 1,098 crore.the third category houses will be for gazetted officers-i and Gazetted officers-ii and Class IV employees. The gazetted officers- 1 houses will have 1,800 sqft built-up area. There will be 384 such housing units. Gazetted officers- 2 houses will have 1,500 sqft built-up area. There will be 336 such housing units and Class IV employees will have houses with 900 sqft built-up area. There will be 720 such units. Shapoorji Pallonji Group will execute the project. The total estimated cost of the third category of houses will be Rs 854 crore. 11

Investment opportunities are available iconic Government Complex in the next 2-4 years (2/3) Urban mobility Personal Rapid Transit For 10km circuit within precinct S$90m Transportation 50 Electric

5m Blue-Green Smart Street poles Smart street poles Wifi, Solar charging and other facilities S$40m Streetscaping Smart street infrastructure incl.

12 Investment opportunities are available iconic Government Complex in the next 2-4 years (2/3) Urban mobility Personal Rapid Transit For 10km circuit within precinct S$90m Transportation 50 Electric buses S$15m Parking Multi-level car park with Smart parking and solar roof-top S$10m Personal Rapid Transit Urban design NMT Cycle docks with smart cycles S$0.5m Blue-Green Smart Street poles Smart street poles Wifi, Solar charging and other facilities S$40m Streetscaping Smart street infrastructure incl. pavement S$10m Parks Canal front and river front Design and development of a bio-park with local plant species and active recreational facilities Canal front and river front development S$100m S$20m Bio-retention ponds 50,000 sq.m of Bio- retention ponds S$10m Canal development Design and development of Canals over 16km of greenfield and brownfield water channels S$3m Canal front Smart street light 12

1 3 Investment opportunities are available iconic Government Complex in the next 2-4 years (3/3) Project

Gateway towers Iconic mixed-use twin towers by the River front, in the central spine S$250mn GATEWAY TOWERS

convention centre close to Riverfront Multi-functional multi-use stadium / arena S$70mn S$90mn SPORT ARENA

13 1 3 Investment opportunities are available iconic Government Complex in the next 2-4 years (3/3) Project Description Cost Mixed-use development acre development of commercial, residential and retail use S$110mn Gateway towers Iconic mixed-use twin towers by the River front, in the central spine S$250mn GATEWAY TOWERS Convention centre Sports Arena Approx. 80,000 sq.m. convention centre close to Riverfront Multi-functional multi-use stadium / arena S$70mn S$90mn SPORT ARENA CONVENTIO CENTER CITY SQUARE Crafts Center Heritage and arts centre S$1m City square Public space around high density development, similar to Times square S$9m MIXED USE DEVELOPME NT PARK PUBLIC SQUARES

14 Land Allotments in Amaravati

Land allotments to private developers and users BR Shetty Governme nt Complex NID VIT S RM Start-up Area Amrita Universit y IUIH Large developments:

Central Institute of Tool Design (CITD) (5 acres) SRM University (200 acres) Amrita University (200 acres) Teaching Hospitals / Hospitals: Indo-UK Institute

15 Land allotments to private developers and users BR Shetty Governme nt Complex NID VIT S RM Start-up Area Amrita Universit y IUIH Large developments: Government Complex (1350 acres) Start-up area (1684 acres) Universities: VIT-AP Charitable Trust (200 acres) National Institute of Design (NID) (50 acres) Central Institute of Tool Design (CITD) (5 acres) SRM University (200 acres) Amrita University (200 acres) Teaching Hospitals / Hospitals: Indo-UK Institute of Health (150 acres) BRS Medcity Healthcare & Research Pvt. Ltd. (100 acres) Others HCL 5 star, 4 star and 3 star hotels International / National Schools Affordable Housing

16 Land allotments to private developers and users Sl. No Organization Extent (in Acres) 2 National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) 10 3 Kendriya Vidyalaya Kendriya Vidyalaya National Biodiversity Museum State Archaeological Museum 8 3 Dr.B.R.Ambedkar Smruti Vanam 20 4 State Forensic Science Laboratory 3 17 Residential Plot for P V Sindhu Kidambi Srikanth Badminton Player 1000 Sq. Yards 2 Rail India Technical Economic Services (RITES) 1 5 New India Assurance Company Ltd Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd Syndicate Bank Andhra Pradesh Non-Resident Telugu Society (APNRT) Society 5 9 Andhra Pradesh Cooperative Bank Ltd.(APCOB) 4 1 Comptroller & Auditor General of India 17 1 Indian Navy 15 5 Bureau of Indian Standards Department of Posts Food Corporation of India Life Insurance Corporation of India State Bank of India Andhra Bank Bank of India Indian Oil Corporation Limited NABARD AP State Civil Supplies Corporation Limited Nandamuri Basavataraka Rama Rao Memorial Cancer Foundation LV Prasad Eye Institute Xavier School of Management Gopichand Badminton Academy Brahmakumaris Society 10

17 AP Land Pooling Scheme

The first step towards development of Amaravati was land pooling An Innovative Land Pooling Scheme was undertaken, largest of its kind in the world Farmers voluntarily pool their land to the

18 The first step towards development of Amaravati was land pooling An Innovative Land Pooling Scheme was undertaken, largest of its kind in the world Farmers voluntarily pool their land to the Government, in return for a Residential and commercial plots in a developed layout in addition to monetary and social benefits The Government has made the people a partner in the development, rather than follow the often coercive land acquisition Fastest land procurement in history - over 33,008 acres from 26,512 famers within 6 months Each Land Pooling farmer has their own plot averaging about 1 acre each to be developed as commercial or residential plots within the 217 km2. Capital city map depicting possession: Over 92.7% of overall extent 18

19 AP Multilateral Agencies

20 Involvement of Multilateral Agencies Loans to support development of the city: Andhra Pradesh 24x7 US$571m ($240m WB, $160m AIIB, $171m AP) - Power Transmission System Strengthening: replacement of transmission lines and substations - Smart Grid Development in Urban Areas: replace analog meters to smart meters, replace overhead power lines with underground lines, control systems in substations - Power Distribution in Rural Areas: replace transformers for low voltage distribution network to high voltage ones, construction of distribution lines and substation - Project Management and Capability Building of APEPDCL, APSPDCL, APTRANSCO 1 : integration of ICT infrastructure, hire project management consultant, capacity building in utility management & operations Amaravati Sustainable Capital City Development US$715m ($300m WB, $200m AIIB, $215m AP) - Basic urban and pro-poor infrastructure: 65km road construction, upgrading of village water, sewerage, connectivity to trunk infrastructure - Climate resilient urban infrastructure: flood mitigation for the Kondaveeti Vagu water canal, sewerage system and solid waste management system - Technical Assistance: project management, setting up urban institutions, introducing international good practices in city management 20

21 Tenders

22 APCRDA Tenders 22

23 Tenders Relevant agencies for works in Amaravati include: - AP Capital Region Development Authority - Amaravati Development Corporation Examples: - Investigation, Design and Construction of APCRDA Project office in G+1 Building with Built Up Area of Sqft. - "Beautification on both sides of the Karakatta road from Undavalli sluice to Mantena Satyanarayana Aarogya Nilayam (4.5 km)" - RFP for selection of Technical Facility Management Services (FMS) Provider for the Interim Government Complex at Velagapudi, Amaravati Capital City" - ETS Survey, Geotechnical Investigation, Design, Approval of detailed engineering GFC ( Good for Construction ) drawings and Construction of Roads (BT & PQC), Bridges, Storm Water Drains, Culverts, Water Supply, Sewerage & STP, Utility Ducts for Power & ICT, Reuse Waterline & Avenue Plantation in layouts for Land Pooling Schemes of Kondamrajupalem (P) & Rayapudi (P) in Zone - 6 are in Amaravathi Capital City, Andhra Pradesh Compatible with Trunk Infrastructure being executed / Completed on EPC basis along with LMC (Last Mile Connectivity) in respect of Water, Sewerage & Storm Connectivity including performance based O&M for a period of 07 years (Including DLP of 02 years). duly following the IRC/ MOST / CPHEEO / BIS / ISO / NEC(Nation Electric Code)/ NBC / NIDM Guide Lines / ECBC / EEC / MID - EC norms including all the state of the art green features applicable for infrastructure projects and in conformity with the best National and International Practices. 23

24 Support to enter the Market

25 Support for Companies to access Andhra Pradesh Some areas to consider: No Type Supportable activities Eligibility and Deliverables 1. Single company (piloting key solutions in the state) Project 1 Supportable costs include: Manpower e.g. BD manager In-State presence eg rental of office Pilot/test bedding costs Professional fees for set-up As per GCP & MRA, for discussion with APO and IE. 2. Consortium approach (loose grouping, led by a lead coy) z Project 1 Project 2 Supportable costs include: Shared services (e.g. 3 rd party costs for joint proposals) Shared manpower In-State presence (e.g. rental of office) As per GCP and MRA, for discussion with APO and IE Consortium Project 3 Slide 25

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Liveable and Sustainable Cities: Embracing the Future through Innovation and Collaboration. City Insight: Amaravati

Liveable and Sustainable Cities: Embracing the Future through Innovation and Collaboration City Insight: Amaravati Challenges of Rapid Urbanization Urban Population is expected to rise exponentially, adding