Tata Projects Limited (TPL) has created a record in the history of 500 MW Boiler Installations in India by erecting the 500 MW Boiler Drum of Unit IV at NTPC, Talcher in a period of 4 months and 28 days despite losing a number of days due to heavy monsoon and cyclonic conditions in the state of Orissa. Achieving this milestone normally takes seven months and this record achievement would result in an overall reduction of 2-3 months in the completion of the 500 MW Boiler installation.

TPL personnel have achieved this record owing to the unstinted efforts of Project Team and site personnel who have toiled for at least 18 hrs a day to achieve the work targets while striving to achieve greater goals.

This historic milestone has been achieved while adhering to the high standard of workmanship and quality demanded by NTPC/BHEL in addition to maintaining an unblemished safety record at site.

This accomplishment has been widely appreciated by all in the Power Sector Industry, especially by NTPC and BHEL.

TPL has once again reiterated its commitment towards ensuring their clients the benefit of project execution with single point responsibility with high focus on quality, timely completion and maintaining high safety standards. To enhance the communication transparency between the Client and TPL regarding the progress of the project, TPL is using an innovative concept of Web enabled project management, where progress of work is monitored on their website with the help of Web enabled project monitoring software (PS-8). The execution plan for completion of the project can be viewed as well as the progress achieved on all fronts, including the physical progress in the form photographs taken from digital cameras at the site of work.

This unique method of project management has provided them with a tactical advantage of faster dissemination of the information, decision making and timely debottle necking, resulting in faster execution of projects.

Presently, Tata Projects is actively involved in execution of number of projects in the power sectors in India and abroad.