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ICSA India deal with Sudan power utility

HYDERABAD: ICSA (India) Ltd, a Hyderabad-based embedded software solutions provider for power utilities, has signed an agreement with National Electricity Corporation of Sudan for execution of an export turnkey project for an aggregate value of $139.95 million (Rs. 629 crore). The work involves execution of eastern grid 220 kV OHTL project for construction of 514 km transmission line and sub-stations at Girba, Kassala, New Haifa and Abu Hamad. The project be executed over a period of 30 months, ICSA (India) Managing Director, G. Bala Reddy, said.

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