Civil Administration Works Division inspects administrative
Civil Administration Works Division inspects administrative projects across five districts
CAWD inspected key ongoing administrative infrastructure projects across multiple districts in Nagaland, including Noklak, Longleng, Shamator, Mokokchung, and Zunheboto
Sungtiba Amer, along with CAWD officials and others, during
the inspection of the Akuluto ADC office.
KOHIMA — The
Civil Administration Works Division (CAWD) inspected key ongoing administrative
infrastructure projects across multiple districts in Nagaland, including
Noklak, Longleng, Shamator, Mokokchung, and Zunheboto, on April 4 and 5 to ensure
the timely completion of administrative hubs in the state.
According to an update, the inspection team was led by
Assistant Chief Engineer (ACE) Sungtiba Amer, accompanied by CAWD officials,
respective district administrators, contractors, and local government
representatives.
In Noklak, Deputy Commissioner (DC) Arikumba and Chief
Judicial Magistrate Kumdilong Kessen joined the CAWD team in inspecting the
ongoing construction of the DC Office Complex and District Court building,
funded under the State Earmarked Special Assistance to States for Capital
Investment (SASCI) and Centrally Sponsored Schemes (CSS).
Amer expressed concern over the slow pace of work and urged
contractors to speed up execution to meet deadlines.
At Shamator, the DC Office Complex project was reviewed in
the presence of district officials, and the progress was deemed satisfactory,
with instructions to complete the final stages promptly.
The project is targeted for completion and inauguration by
November and will be one of the first DC complexes completed under the SASCI
initiative.
The G+4 structure features a conference hall accommodating
150–200 people and includes site development works such as boundary fencing and
CC pavement. The inspection team also visited the Village Guard Training Centre
at Shampur, where construction is progressing steadily.
In Mokokchung, the team, along with DC Thsuvisie Phoji,
visited the newly constructed DC Bungalow—a G+1 structure with a basement,
which includes a VIP suite, basement parking, a separate driveway, and a
barrack.
Funded under SASCI, the bungalow is fully completed and
scheduled for inauguration soon.
At Akuluto in Zunheboto district, CAWD officials and the
district administration officer inspected the completed ADC Office Complex,
funded under State Earmarked Funds.
The G+2 building, completed within the 36-month timeline, is
equipped with PWD-friendly ramps and bathrooms and will house multiple
government departments, including RD, NRLM, PWD (R&B), IPR, Social Welfare,
and F&CS, along with a conference hall.
The project was rated satisfactory and is set for
inauguration shortly, said Amer after the inspection.
The inspection also included the ongoing construction of the
DC Office Complex in Zunheboto, being developed under the State Plan and HUDCO
loan assistance. The site was inspected along with DC Rahul Bhanudas Mali.
This G+1 building includes a large conference hall and
office spaces for major departments. Amer stated that the civil works are
nearing completion and contractors have been asked to expedite the final
touches.
The GA Guest House in Zunheboto, funded under SASCI, was
also inspected and is expected to be completed within three months. Work is
progressing at a commendable pace, said Amer.
Sungtiba Amer, along with CAWD officials and others, during
the inspection of the DC Bungalow, Mokokchung.
The CAWD department extended its appreciation to the
Nagaland government led by Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio and credited the
successful implementation of these projects to funding received under SASCI and
State Earmarked Projects.
