National Hydrology Project Framework Equipment & Water Resource management Ministry of Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation 23.05.2017, New Delhi

WHY FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT? Lesson learnt from HP-I & HP-II States having problem with finalization of specifications. Non-uniformity in specification Lot of time consumed in technical evaluation and finalization. OEM provide backup support only during warranty Problem encounters in AMC ……

BACKGROUND A Committee was constituted under Chairmanship of Member, RM, CWC with Member (SAM), CGWB, Director, NIH, Director, CWPRS, DDG (Hydromet), IMD, Member-Secretary, CPCB, Director, HP (BBMB), Director, Fin, CWC & Director, RDD, CWC as Member for Finalization of the specifications of various hydro-meteorological equipments (SW,GW,WQ, Meteorological etc.) Preparation of Framework Agreement (CPFA) Identification of the suitable instruments

The committee will review the specifications at least twice in a years, or as the need may arises, and submit a revised Framework Agreement.

Framework Agreement What it will provide? Standardized Specification Evaluation of Specifications Short listing of Equipment Make and Model Manufactures assurance

Framework Agreement contains …. Project Implementation strategy Framework Agreement contains …. Instruction to Bidders General and Special Conditions of Contract Warranty Conditions- 5 years Payment Conditions Technical Specifications ………….

Framework Agreement As per term and references of the committee, IFP for “Empanelment of Hydro-meteorological and Water Quality Equipment's under Framework Agreement” has been finalized. Specifications of total 25 No. of hydro-meteorological and water quality equipment's were finalized by the committee. Total 16 no. of Firms were quoted against various equipment's enlisted in the IFP. Empanelment will be valid for 3 Years extendable upto 5 years Warranty validity period – 5 years

S.N Item No. of Firms Quoted No of Firms Qualified 1)      Automatic rain gauges 10 7 2)      Rain and snow gauges 4 2 3)      Snow depth sensor 4)      Shaft encoder 5 3 5)      Radar 8 6)      Ultrasonic sensor 7)      Bubbler 8)      Pressure transducer 6

S.N Item No. of Firms Quoted No of Firms Qualified 9)      Automatic weather stations 9A. Temperature and Humidity Sensor 7 4 9B. Wind Speed and Direction Sensor 2 9C. Pressure Sensor 1 9D. Solar Radiation Sensor 6 9E. Pan-Evaporation 5 10)   Groundwater level sensor without vent tube 11)   Groundwater level sensor with vent tube 12)   ADCP 13)   GSM / GPRS modem 14)   INSAT radio 3 15)   VSAT trans-receiver Not quoted by any Firms  16) Data Collection Platform  

11 5 12 6 9 7 Not quoted by any Firms 4 2 3 S.N Item No. of Firms Quoted No of Firms Qualified 16A. Data-logger : for 1-2 Sensors 11 5 16B. Data Logger - for more than 2 Sensors 12 6 16C. Power Supply for DCP 9 7 17)   Multi electrode resistivity imaging system  Not quoted by any Firms 18)   Time domain electromagnetic (tem) equipment 19)   Resistivity meter (signal averaging system) 20)   Multi-parameter digital geophysical logger (500 m) 21)   Multi-parameter digital geophysical logger (1000 m) 22)   Resistivity meter (indigenous or equivalent) 23)   Snow water equivalent 4 2 24)   Electromagnetic Flow Meter 3 25) Water Quality Sonde

After Framework Agreement …. Second Stage bidding will be carried by IAs Schedule of Supply and Bill of Quantities Site plan and Location Associated services and installation requirements ………….

IWRM studies Approach proposed MoWR, RD&GR - responsible for developing the river basins assessment and planning systems at Macro level (River basin level). main stem and first order tributaries of the river; major and medium reservoirs in the river basin etc. The States - responsible to develop detailed Micro level (sub-basin level) river basin assessment & planning tools. 2nd and higher order tributaries of the river; Medium and minor schemesin the river basin etc Essential that the systems so that both the Macro and Micro level systems are standalone, yet integrated. National Water Informatics Centre to provide all the data available with them to the States for the development of Micro level models. 12

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IWRM studies Package/Sub-Package Agency Role/ Responsibility Macro Package MoWR/CWC/CGWB Under the supervision of CWC. Overall Coordination, stakeholder consultation, building up strategies, development of macro model and macro IWRM, sharing the data and model with micro and vice-versa. Contract and payment for this will be made by CWC. Micro-1 State-1 Under the supervision of respective states. Overall Coordination, stakeholder consultation, building up strategies, development of micro model and micro IWRM, sharing the data and model with macro and vice-versa for respective states as per their priorities. Contract and payment for this will be made by respective states. Micro-2 State-2 Micro-3 State-3 Micro-4 State-4 Micro-5 State-5 14

IWRM studies Joint Evaluation Committee comprising members from Central and State organisations Evaluation of EoI / RFP Quality & Cost Based system (QCBS) Monitoring Committees would be constituted for all the Micro and macro level studies. An Oversight and Monitoring Committee, under the chairmanship of Additional Secretary, MoWR, RD & GR with officers from Central / State Govts, as well as eminent experts, academic institutions 15

IWRM studies Key Activities and deliverables Stakeholders Consultation: Creation of water resources Information System Review and suggest appropriate changes in institutional, policy, regulatory, and legal setup: Development and customization of modeling tools, Decision Support System and Web-based dashboard IWRM for the River Basin/Sub-basin – scenario generation, appropriate option, etc. Capacity building of State and Central IAs Maintenance and updating of River basin Assessment & Planning Systems Total duration – 3 years for development & 1 year maintenance 16

IWRM studies issues Key issues Studies for all basins need to be completed in 6 years time Need for close Coordination between Centre and states level. Dedicated involvement of officers of Centre and states level. Dedicated unit in each Centre/state need to be created. Space for consultant need to be identified in each states. 17

IWRM studies Mangement Level Senior Modeller Junior Modeller Typical Unit Junior Modeller Senior Modeller Mangement Level Director/SE Dy Director/EE AD/AE 18

IWRM study of Krishna, Godavari & Mahanadi basins

Package – I: Krishna- Godavari basin Package/Sub-Package Agency Role/ Responsibility Macro Package CWC Under the supervision of CWC. Overall Coordination, stakeholder consultation, building up strategies, development of macro model and macro IWRM, sharing the data and model with micro and vice-versa. Contract and payment for this will be made by CWC. Micro-1 Andhra Pradesh Under the supervision of respective states. Overall Coordination, stakeholder consultation, building up strategies, development of micro model and micro IWRM, sharing the data and model with macro and vice-versa for respective states as per their priorities. Contract and payment for this will be made by respective states. Micro-2 Maharashtra Micro-3 Odisha Micro-4 Telengana Micro-5 Karnataka Micro-6 Chhattisgarh Micro-7 Madhya Pradesh

Package/Sub-Package Agency Role/ Responsibility Macro Package CWC Package – II: Mahanadi basin Package/Sub-Package Agency Role/ Responsibility Macro Package CWC Under the supervision of CWC. Overall Coordination, stakeholder consultation, building up strategies, development of macro model and macro IWRM, sharing the data and model with micro and vice-versa. Contract and payment for this will be made by CWC. Micro-1 Odisha Under the supervision of respective states. Overall Coordination, stakeholder consultation, building up strategies, development of micro model and micro IWRM, sharing the data and model with macro and vice-versa for respective states as per their priorities. Contract and payment for this will be made by respective states. Micro-2 Chhattisgarh

Data collection, compilation, analysis, processing and validation. SCOPE OF STUDY To identify and understand key water management issues, related management objectives and capacity building needs through stakeholder consultation process. To create Water Resources Information and Knowledge System for the basin and its integration with India WRIS, NWIC etc. Identification of data needs and review of data availability for all sectors. Data collection, compilation, analysis, processing and validation. Development of Remote Sensing and GIS based data layers, data bases and DEM. Assistance in setting up of modeling centers at appropriate locations in the basin. Review and suggest appropriate changes in institutional, policy, regulatory, and legal setup in the basin

Training and Capacity Building (20 programs) SCOPE OF STUDY Development, optimization and customization of modeling tools, Decision Support System and Web-based dashboard for display of results for the basin IWRM Plan for the basin Setting-up and integration of hydrologic (rainfall-runoff), demand, water quality, surface-GW interaction, and river basin models for the basin. Undertaking different scenario analyses for various combinations of demand projection, WR infrastructure development, various management strategies, inter / intra basin water transfers, possible climate change scenarios etc for various timeframes (2025, 2050 etc.) Training and Capacity Building (20 programs) Maintenance and Updating of model Project Management and Coordination of Project Activities

DURATION OF STUDY Duration of the consultancy is 3 years plus 1 year for maintenance Thank You