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Haryana Government Gazette

EXTRAORDINARY

Published by Authority

No. 223-2022/Ext.] CHANDIGARH, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 2022 (AGRAHAYANA 30, 1944 SAKA)

HARYANA GOVERNMENT

INDUSTRIES AND COMMERCE DEPARTMENT

Notification

The 21st December, 2022

No. 25/05/2020-4IB-1.— In pursuance to the provisions under Chapter 8 of the Haryana Enterprises and

Employment Policy, 2020, notified in Gazette vide No.25/05/2020-4IB-I dated 29.12.2020, the Governor of Haryana

is pleased to notify the “State Industrial Infrastructure Development Scheme” (SIIDS) with an objective to

create/strengthen Industrial Infrastructure for promotion of Industrialization in the State with the provisions given

hereunder:

Objective:

The objective of the State Industrial Infrastructure Development Scheme is to create up-grade and

strengthen Government and Private industrial infrastructure in the Industrial Estates/Areas/Zones/Hubs/

Clusters/Parks of Haryana.

Duration:

The policy shall be in operation from 01.01.2021 and shall continue for a period of 5 years i.e. till

31.12.2025, with such further modifications as may be brought from time to time.

Overview

3.1.

The scheme aims to provide financial assistance for creating and upgrading Basic / Technical / Waste

Management infrastructure in Industrial Estates /Areas /Zones /Hubs /clusters /Parks within the state.

Haryana has been in the forefront of industrialization, exports and logistics which is also evident from

its latest Export Promotion Index 2021 where Haryana stands 5th in India and 1st in the landlocked

category states. Haryana also stands 2nd in the latest Logistics Ease across Different States ranking

(LEADS ranking 2021). The state aims to be in the forefront for industrial development. The scheme

thus will help to enhance the existing infrastructure of the industrial estates/ zones/ etc.

3.2.

The applicant shall be called as the implementing agency (IA) and can either be a State Government

Department (its entity) or SPV created by private group of industrial units of the Industrial Estates

/Areas /Zones /Hubs /clusters /Parks.

3.3.

The implementing agency shall submit the proposal (Feasibility report) of development of

infrastructure to HSIIDC in the form of a feasibility report sighting the requirement of the infrastructure

and the associated cost of development. The IA shall mention the quantum of the financial assistance

sought by them. The IA shall also submit the quality standards that will be followed for construction.

3.4.

The criteria for selection of eligible projects in a location shall be decided by HSIIDC based on a

detailed diagnostic study highlighting the infrastructural gaps in the industrial parks/estates, financial

requirements, and contribution from user industry/stakeholders.

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3.5.

The feasibility report shall contain the basic aspects such as the name of IA, nature of work, impact on

productivity, project cost, etc.

3.6.

The standards followed for construction shall be the norms followed by HSIIDC for developing its own

infrastructure, an indicative detail is mentioned at Annexure-VI. The costs taken for calculating the

total project outlay shall be based on the Haryana Schedule of Rates (HSR) 2021 or its updated version.

If certain component is not mentioned in the HSR, then the IA can refer the Delhi Schedule of Rates

(DSR). If certain items are not available even in the DSR, then the IA can refer to the market rates and

submit the quotation for the same along with the project report.

3.7.

The proposal evaluation and comments shall be communicated to the IA by the HSIIDC along with the

in-principal approval / rejection within 30 days of the submission of the project proposal by the IA.

3.8.

The IA shall submit a detailed project report (DPR) covering technical, financial, institutional and

implementation aspects, based on diagnostic studies undertaken within 3 months of recommendation of

the project proposal. The format for the DPR is mentioned at Annexure-V.

3.9.

The Implementing agency shall obtain necessary statutory approvals/clearances including

environmental and quality standards as applicable before implementation and shall submit the same

along with the DPR.

3.10. The IA shall get the DPR evaluated from HSIIDC and HSIIDC shall provide comments/queries to the

IA within 30 days of submission of the DPR. The IA shall submit the response within 15 days of

receiving the comments.

3.11. In case the response is found acceptable, the HSIIDC may decide to recommend the DPR for approval

to the State Level Sanctioning Committee under the chairmanship of Chief Secretary/Administrative

Secretary, Industries & Commerce as the case may be.

3.12. The State Level Sanctioning Committee shall have the authority to approve / reject the proposal based

on the recommendations of the technical committee.

3.13. The IA shall start the project implementation within 3 months from date of sanction of the project.

3.14. The Implementing Agency (IA) should mobilize funds from financial institutions /banks / members of

the cluster and other sources to finance the project; arrange additional funds, if required, to meet time

and cost overruns

3.15. The IA shall submit the quarterly progress report to the Department of MSME mentioning the project

progress and expenditure.

3.16. Regular monitoring of the project will be done by Department officials and the IA shall be liable to

allow inspection at the premises as and when desired.

3.17. The IA shall complete the project within 3 years (or earlier as mentioned in DPR) from date of sanction

of the project.

Definition

(a)

Basic Infrastructure: Basic Infrastructure will include the basic infrastructure facilities as related to

the up gradation of the primary infrastructure by HSIIDC. This may include development of industrial

plots, boundary wall, roads, drainage, water supply, electricity supply including power backup, street

lighting, storm water drains, solar plant, sewerage collection and disposal system, common captive

power generation transmission and distribution infrastructure, common fuel/gas supply system, water

harvesting infrastructure, common housing, plug and play infrastructure etc.

(b)

Technical Infrastructure: Technical Infrastructure will include facilities like ICT infrastructure,

testing laboratory, common boiler facility, dry warehouse, cold storage, technical civil works, R&D

center, design development center and skill development center, collaborative research infrastructure,

basic product technology research infrastructure, materials research infrastructure, common facility

center, etc.

(c)

Waste Management Infrastructure: Waste Management Infrastructure will include Solid Waste

Disposal infrastructure, Common Effluent Treatment Plant (as per guidelines given in Annexure-I),

Zero liquid discharge, etc.

(d)

Other Infrastructure: Any other physical infrastructure recommended and approved by the concerned

committee.

(e)

Industrial Estates /Areas /Zones /Hubs /clusters /Parks: The Industrial Estates /Areas /Zones /Hubs

/clusters /Parks shall be the ones as defined under Estate Management Procedures 2015 and relevant

industrial policy of the State.

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Eligibility:

Under the Scheme, funds for the approved projects shall be sanctioned to the Implementation Agency

(IA). The implementation agency shall be one of the following:



State Government Departments and entities under their administrative controls viz. Corporation,

Board, Society, Mission, Federation, Nigam, Commission, Authority, Agency, Council, Sangh, Co-

operative body, etc.



SPV (Special Purpose Vehicle) created by units in industrial Estates /Areas /Zones /Hubs /clusters

/Parks etc. formed as per the terms and conditions as mentioned in Annexure IV.



Implementation Agency (IA) can also be individual promoters in the form of Private

Companies/joint ventures/Partnerships/ NGOs/Cooperatives/Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs)

as per the terms and conditions as mentioned in Annexure IV-A.

The IA can engage a Project Management Consultant (PMC), which might, inter-alia, assist the IA

in technical, financial, institutional and implementation aspects regarding the projects. However, the

expenditure involved for engaging the PMC shall be borne by the IA.

Criteria for approval of Project:

Location of Project within Controlled Area of TCP:

In case project location is in controlled area of TCP, existing planning norms of Town and

Country Planning Department amended time to time shall be applicable.

ii.

Location of Project outside Controlled Area of TCP:

(a)

In case project location is outside controlled area of TCP, the cluster shall cover a minimum area of 10

acre having minimum 7 functional industrial unit. Any additional 5 acre of land shall have 3 additional

industrial units in the area over the minimum criteria. Further, the estate/zone/hub/park shall follow

norms as per “Policy for change of land use permission for Industrial Cluster/Industrial Units in

Agriculture Zone of all potential zones/towns in the State of Haryana” (Cluster CLU Policy) notified by

Town and Country Planning Department vide Memo No. Misc-641/2021/7/13/2021-2 TCP dated

30th July, 2021 and any amendment to this policy thereof.

Pattern of assistance:

Quantum of financial assistance for developing infrastructure (eligible under scheme tenets) shall be

decided based on location of the project in the State: -

No.

Block Category

Percentage of financial assistance

Government Department or

its entity

SPV (Max up to INR 50 crore)

100%

50%

100%

60%

100%

75%

100%

85%

The benefits under this scheme shall be over and above other incentives/benefits that the agency may avail

in other schemes of the Government of India. However, overall benefits to the implementation agency

shouldn’t be greater than 100% of project cost. For private implementing agency, the maximum financial

assistance provided by the State will be upto INR 50 crore (ranging from 50% to 85% of the project cost).

Release of Funds

8.1.

The Director/Director General, MSME, Haryana shall be competent to disburse the grant after

approval by the Sanctioning Authority. The disbursal authority shall conduct all requisite

formalities.

8.2.

The implementation agency shall submit quarterly report in the prescribed format as given at

Annexure-II. This form will be used to review the progress of utilization of funds released to the

agency. The annual utilization of funds shall be submitted on Form GFR 19-A (Annexure-III).

8.3.

The funds will be released by the Department of MSME against execution of works by the

implementing agency and on the submission of Utilization Certificate (UC).

8.4.

The procurement of all the goods, equipment and machinery shall be done through an open,

transparent and competitive process.

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8.5.

The disbursement of the financial assistance towards the project cost under the scheme shall be

proportionally reimbursed in four installments as per below mentioned table: -

Installment

Percentage

from State

Contribution

Milestone

Project

Completion

1st Installment

25%

After the Implementation Agency

has spent 50% of their contribution

and additionally spent 25% of the

quantum of State’s contribution.

At least 30% of

project completion

2nd Installment

25%

After the Implementation Agency

has spent 50% of the State

contribution.

At least 50% of

project completion

3rd Installment

25%

After the Implementation Agency

has spent 50% of the State

contribution.

At least 75% of

project completion

4th Installment

25%

After the Implementation Agency

has spent total 100% of the State

contribution and 100% of its own

contribution.

100% of project

completion

For release of installments, applicant shall submit status of project completion along with the utilization

certificate of the expenses incurred and documents as per checklist within 1 month of achieving the

respective milestone as specified in the above table.

Technical recommendation of project:

The IA will submit the DPR before the Haryana State Industrial & Infrastructure Development Corporation

(HSIIDC). HSIIDC shall vet the DPR and recommend the project for approval.

The HSIIDC shall evaluate the proposals within 30 working days of receiving the project proposal. Any

deficiency in the DPR shall be communicated by HSIIDC to the Implementing Agency within 15 days of

receiving the proposal.

The project recommendation or rejection shall be communicated to the implementing agency within 7 days of

the recommendation/ rejection of the project.

10.

State Level Sanctioning Committee

The State Level Sanctioning Committee shall review the submitted DPR, understand the need of the project,

check the project implementation plan submitted by the IA and decide upon the approval / rejection of the

project.

10.1. For projects having value more than INR 50 crore: For project value more than INR 50 crore, the

State Level Sanctioning Committee shall be chaired by the Chief Secretary of the State. The committee

shall be the competent authority to sanction any infrastructure project within the state valued more than

INR 50.00 crore. The constitution of the committee shall be as under:

S.No.

Designation

Position

Chief Secretary to Government of Haryana

Chairman

Administrative Secretary, Industries & Commerce department.

Member

Administrative Secretary, Urban Local Bodies department.

Member

Administrative Secretary, Development and Panchayat department.

Member

Administrative Secretary, Public Works (B&R) department.

Member

Administrative Secretary, Town and Country Planning department.

Member

Managing Director, Haryana State Industrial and Infrastructure

Development Corporation.

Member

Director/Director General, Industries and Commerce department

Member

Director/Director General, MSME

Member

Secretary

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10.2. For projects having value up to INR 50.00 crore: For projects having value up to INR 50.00 crore,

the State Level Sanctioning Committee shall be chaired by the Administrative Secretary, Industries &

Commerce department. The committee shall be the competent authority to sanction any infrastructure

project within the state valued up to INR 50.00 crore. The constitution of the committee shall be as

under:

S.No.

Designation

Position

Administrative Secretary, Industries & Commerce department.

Chairman

Director/Director General, Town & Country Planning department

Member

Director/Director General, Urban Local Bodies department

Member

Director/Director General, Panchayat department

Member

Managing Director, Haryana State Industrial and Infrastructure

Development Corporation.

Member

Director/Director General, Industries and Commerce Department

Member

Engineer-in-Chief, PWD (B&R) department.

Member

Director/Director General, MSME

Member

Secretary

Note- The chairman may co-opt any other member, if so required as per the nature of the project.

11.

Monitoring and Review:

The Director/Director General, MSME shall monitor and review the project at regular intervals. The IA shall

submit a Quarterly Progress Report (QPR) to the Director/Director General, MSME on the status of the Project

implementation in the prescribed format provided in Annexure-II for sanction/release of the grant.

12.

Project Completion Timeline:

The project shall be completed within 03 years (or earlier mentioned in DPR) by the implementing

agencies.

13.

Head of Expenditure:

The expenditure shall be met under the head i.e. P-01-19-2851-51-101-95-51-N-V [Creation Up-gradation and

maintenance of Industrial Infrastructure Renamed as Development of Infrastructure under New Enterprises

Promotion Policy 2015 (MSME].

ANAND MOHAN SHARAN,

Additional Chief Secretary to Government Haryana,

Industries and Commerce Department.

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Annexure-II

Format – I

Monitoring System for projects under SIIDS Scheme

Quarterly Progress Report on

from the Dept./ Org.

(Values in Rs. lakh)

Quarter

For the quarter ending ____________

Year of approval

1. Name of Project

2. Total cost of Project

a- SIIDS

b- Department

c- SPV

3. Amount spent upto last financial year (INR)

a- SIIDS

b- Department

c- SPV

4. Amount spent during present financial year upto the quarter

a- SIIDS

b- Department

c- SPV

5. a- Present status of Implementation

b- Date of completion/cancellation

Report verified by

Designation

“Verified Infrastructure/Plant & Machinery and other assets and equipment. Found tallying with the list as per

the DPR. Duly erected and put to use and is required for manufacturing the approved lines of activities/creation

of approved infrastructure.”.

Signature and seal of the Head of the Organization

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Format II : Quarterly Progress Report (QPR)

Report for the Quarter ending on

from the Deptt./Org. of

Sr.

No.

Name of

the

Project

Year

Approval

Cost Approved for funding

(in lakhs)

Amount

spent

upto

last financial

year

Amount spent

during

the

present

financial year

uptothe quarter

SIIDS

Concerned

Department

SPV

Signature and seal of the Head of the Organization

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Annexure-III

FORMS

Form GFR 19-A

“Form of Utilization Certificate”

Sr. No.

Letter No. & Date

Amount

Total

Certified that Rs. ____________ of financial assistance was sanctioned during the year ___________

in favor of ___________ under the Industries & Commerce Department’s letter no_____ given in the

margin and Rs. __________ has been utilized for the purpose of _______________ for which it was

sanctioned and that the balance of Rs. ________________ remaining unutilized at the end of this year

shall be utilized during the next financial year.

Certified that I have satisfied myself that the conditions on which the grant-in- aid was sanctioned have

been duly fulfilled/are being fulfilled and that I have exercised the following checks to see that the

money was actually utilized for the purpose for which it was sanctioned:

(Kinds of checks exercised)

Signature_____________________

Designation____________________

Date ____________

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Annexure-IV

Guidelines for formation and operations of SPV

The SPV should represent the Estates /Areas /Zones /Hubs /clusters /Parks where infrastructure needs to be

developed

An SPV shall be a registered entity under Partnership Act/ Companies Act/ Cooperative Societies Act /Section

8 company as per Companies Act 2013. The SPV should have a character of inclusiveness, wherein, provision

for enrolling new members to enable prospective entrepreneurs in the cluster to utilize the facility should be

provided.

In addition to the contributing members of the SPV, the organizers should obtain written commitments from

“users” of the proposed facilities so that its benefits can be further enlarged. Bylaws of SPV should have

provisions for two State Govt. official as members of the SPV.

There should be a minimum of 5 units serving as members of the Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV). There is no

ceiling on the maximum number of members of the SPV.

The SPV shall be liable to arrange funds for the development of the infrastructure and shall have a separate

bank account which shall reflect the funds

Where bank finance is involved, written commitment of the bank concerned to release proportionate funds will

also be necessary before release of State Government’s assistance.

The facilities developed (Plug and Play, CFC, Exhibition center, Research Lab, etc.) may be utilized by the

SPV members and also by other units in the cluster/ hub/ zone/ park.

If Project could not be completed in three years, an extension up to a period of one year can be considered and

approved by DG, MSME. Further extension if needed, beyond four years may be granted for a period of one

year by Administrative Secretary, Industries and Commerce, based on the justification provided by the SPV.

The SPV shall be exclusively responsible for the day-to-day running of the infrastructural facilities. The aim of

running the facility shall be to provide common services to the enterprises in the Cluster / park / hub at

affordable cost as well as to generate enough income to meet all its running expenditure, depreciation, and

provision for replacement/expansion of capital assets. However, any shortfall or excess of income over

expenses shall be borne or kept by the SPV only.

10.

Decision regarding escalation in the cost of Project above the sanctioned amount, due to any reason, will be

taken by concerned committee. The State Government shall consider accepting financial liability arising out of

operation of any facility based on the prevalent condition and justifications provided by the SPV. The project

cost may be revised, and the financial assistance will be as per the scheme guidelines limited up to INR 50

crores.

11.

User charges for services shall be designed to meet all running expenses with reasonable growth close to

prevailing market prices, as decided by the management of the SPV. The SPV members may be given

reasonable preference in user charges.

12.

The SPV shall adopt standard accounting procedures as per Government of India / Haryana guidelines.

13.

The Chairman/President of the SPV shall be authorized person to sign on all the legal documents and the

scheme documents on behalf of the SPV / Implementing Agency.

14.

Any change in the DPR shall be approved by DG, MSME.

15.

Funds will be released on reimbursement basis.

16.

Any on-site inspection by the Government Agency or its representative shall be allowed by the SPV.

17.

The strength/capability of the SPV in implementing the infrastructure projects shall be ascertained by the

concerned Technical Committee and the decision for approval shall be taken on merit of the project.

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Annexure IV-A

Guidelines for Private Implementation agency

Implementation Agency (IA) can be individual promoters in the form of Private Companies/ Joint

ventures/Partnership firms/ NGOs/Cooperatives/Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs)

IA/ promoters of IA should not be categorized as Willful Defaulter as per RBI guidelines or should not be

barred from any of the Government Agency / Department / State or Central Government, in case of private

implementing agency.

Private IAs would be required to bring in at least 10% of the total project cost as equity / contribution.

Private IAs to bring in term loan from the Bank/Financial Institution for an amount not less than 5% of the

project cost.

If Project could not be completed in three years, an extension up to a period of one year can be considered and

approved by DG, MSME. Further extension if needed, beyond four years may be granted for a period of one

year by Administrative Secretary, Industries and Commerce, based on the justification provided by the IA.

The IA shall be exclusively responsible for the day-to-day running of the infrastructural facilities. The aim of

running the facility shall be to provide common services to the enterprises in the Cluster / park / hub at

affordable cost as well as to generate enough income to meet all its running expenditure, depreciation, and

provision for replacement/expansion of capital assets. However, any shortfall or excess of income over

expenses shall be borne by the IA only.

Decision regarding escalation in the cost of Project above the sanctioned amount, due to any reason, will be

taken by concerned committee. The State Government shall consider accepting financial liability arising out of

operation of any facility based on the prevalent condition and justifications provided by the SPV. The project

cost may be revised, and the financial assistance will be as per the scheme guidelines limited up to INR 50

crores.

The IA shall adopt standard accounting procedures as per Government of India / Haryana guidelines.

Any change in the DPR shall be approved by DG, MSME.

10.

Funds will be released on reimbursement basis.

11.

Any on-site inspection by the Government Agency or its representative shall be allowed by the IA and cluster /

group of industries, etc.

12.

The strength/capability of the IA in implementing the infrastructure projects shall be ascertained by the

concerned Technical Committee and the decision for approval shall be taken on merit of the project.

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Annexure-V

Format of the Detailed Project Report

The project report should be exhaustive and precise covering technical, financial, institutional and implementation

aspects. All aspects related to projects should be supported by data, surveys and projections for future etc. The

project proposal should be accompanied by an executive summary

The given format is only indicative and not exhaustive. The District/State level technical Committee shall have the

authority to include/exclude any item in/from the scope of ineligible items list.

Annexure V (a): Format of Detailed Proposal for Basic Infrastructure Project under SIIDS

The basic details/documentation

Name and location of the IA

ii.

Nature of activity and products

iii.

Number and size of units (in case of Existing Facility)

iv.

Scale of investment

Value of output in the last 5 years (different enterprise segment - wise), including export output, if any

vi.

Projected performance after proposed intervention (in terms of production, export/domestic sales and

direct/indirect employment, etc.)

vii.

Diagnostic study/comparative advantage benchmark survey (main findings)

viii.

Information on nature of critical gaps identified (such as poor storage facility, poor testing and quality

control facilities-item-wise cost estimates)

ix.

Implementation schedule

Revenue generation mechanism for sustainability of assets (service/user charges to be levied, any other-

to be specified)

xi.

Project highlights--total cost of project, contribution from cluster enterprises/stakeholders, term loans,

debt-equity ratio, repayment schedule and estimated debt service coverage ratio (DSCR), annual

estimated income, expenditure, gross and net profit at expected/optimal levels of operations, breakeven

(BE)/internal rate of return (IRR) calculations, payback period, etc.

xii.

In-principle sanction of loan from a bank, if applicable

Elements of DPR

2.1

Energy required

(a)

Power for industrial purpose

(b)

Power requirement for commercial/ domestic purpose

(c)

Water

(d)

Gas/Oil/ Other utilities

2.2

Project Cost: Site Development and civil construction

Particulars

Quantity/ nos

Rate

Cost

Cost of land

Development cost of land

Cost of compound/boundary wall

Cost of fabricated gates & grills

Cost of roads

Cost of drainage

Cost of water supply system

Cost of electric supply system including

power backup, solar plant

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Particulars

Quantity/ nos

Rate

Cost

Cost of sewerage collection and disposal

system

Common fuel/gas supply system

Other construction

Total

2.3

Means of finance

2.4

Estimation of profitability (projections for 10 years of operation in tabular form)

2.5

Cash flow statement (projections for 10 years in tabular form)

(A) Sources of fund:

(B) Disposal of funds:

(C)

Opening balance of cash in hand or at bank [sum total of {(A)-(B}]

(D)

Net surplus/Deficit

(E)

Closing balance of cash in hand or at bank

2.6

Debt Service coverage ratio (Projections for 10 years)

Net Profit + Interest(TL) + Depreciation

DSCR =

Installment(TL) + Interest(TL)

2.7

Balance sheet & P/L account (projection for 10 years)

FixedCost

2.8

BreakEvenPoint=

Contribution(Sales –VariableCost)

Commercial Viability: Following financial appraisal tools will be employed for assessing

commercial viability of the project:

(i)

Return on Capital Employed (ROCE): The total return generated by the project over its entire

projected life will be averaged to find out the average yearly return. The simple acceptance rule for the

investment is that the return (incorporating benefit of grant-in-aid assistance) is sufficiently larger than

the interest on capital employed. Return in excess of 25% is desirable.

(ii)

Debt Service Coverage Ratio:Acceptance rule will be cumulative DSCR of 3:1 during repayment

period.

(iii) Break-Even (BE) Analysis: Break-even point should be below 60 per cent of the installed capacity.

(iv)

Sensitivity Analysis: Sensitivity analysis will be pursued for all the major financial

parameters/indicators in terms of a 5-10 per cent drop in user charges or fall in capacity utilization by

10-20 per cent.

(v)

Net Present Value (NPV): Net Present Value of the project needs to be positive and the Internal Rate

of return (IRR) should be above 10 per cent. The rate of discount to be adopted for estimation of NPV

will be 10 percent.The project life may be considered to be a maximum of 10 years. The life of the

project to be considered for this purpose needs to be supported by recommendation of a technical

expert/institution.

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Annexure V (b): Format of Detailed Proposal for Technical / Other Infrastructure Project

Under SIIDS

The basic details/documentation

Name and location of the IA

ii.

Type of Infrastructure

iii.

Number and size (also in terms of installed capacity) of units

iv.

Scale of investment

Projected performance after proposed intervention (in terms of production, export/domestic sales and

direct/indirect employment, etc.)

vi.

Diagnostic study/comparative advantage benchmark survey (main findings)

vii.

Information on nature of critical gaps identified (such as poor storage facility, poor testing and quality

control facilities-item-wise cost estimates)

viii.

Implementation schedule

ix.

Revenue generation mechanism for sustainability of assets

Project highlights--total cost of project, contribution from cluster enterprises/stakeholders, average

contribution by individual enterprises, term loans, debt-equity ratio, repayment schedule and estimated

debt service coverage ratio (DSCR), annual estimated income, expenditure, gross and net profit at

expected/optimal levels of operations, breakeven (BE)/internal rate of return (IRR) calculations,

payback period, etc.

xi.

In-principle sanction of loan from a bank, if applicable

Elements of DPR

2.1

Plant and machinery

(a)

List of Plant and Machinery

Sr.

No.

Particulars of plant

and machinery

No.

Power

requirement

(HP/KW)

F.O.R.

Price

(Rs)

Name of

proposed

suppliers

Delivery

Schedule

(monthwise)

(b)

Capacity of plant and machinery

2.2

Utilities and services at full capacity utilization

(a)

Power for industrial purpose

Sr.

No.

Particulars of the

machinery

No.

working hrs.

per month

KW/month

Rs./

KWH

Total

(b)

Power requirement for commercial/ domestic purpose

(c)

Water

(d)

Gas/Oil/ Other utilities

2.3

Project cost

Particulars of cost

Amount

(Rs.)

(i)

Land & site development

(ii)

Building

(iii)

Plant and machinery (cost of plant and machinery, 10% installation,

electrification and commissioning)

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Particulars of cost

Amount

(Rs.)

(iv)

Misc. fixed assets (fixture, furniture, fire fighting equipment, first aid

equipment, back up power supply, etc.)

(v)

Preliminary expenses (diagnostic study, DPR, legal &

administrative expenses, telephone, stationery, etc.)

(vi)

Pre-operative expenses (establishment, travel, interest on

borrowings, committed charges during construction period,

start up expenses, etc.)

(vii)

Provision for contingencies (2% building and 5% on plant and

machinery)

(viii)

Margin money for working capital

Total

2.4

Means of finance

2.5

Estimation of profitability (projections for 10 years of operation in tabular form)

2.6

Cash flow statement (projections for 10 years in tabular form)

2.7

Debt Service coverage ratio (Projections for 10 years)

Net Profit + Interest(TL) + Depreciation

DSCR =

installment(TL) + Interest(TL)

2.8

Balance sheet & P/L account (projection for 10 years)

FixedCost

2.9

BreakEvenPoint=

Contribution(Sales –VariableCost)

Commercial Viability: Following financial appraisal tools will be employed for assessing commercial

viability of the project:

(i)

Return on Capital Employed (ROCE): The total return generated by the project over its entire

projected life will be averaged to find out the average yearly return. The simple acceptance rule for the

investment is that the return (incorporating benefit of grant-in-aid assistance) is sufficiently larger than

the interest on capital employed. Return in excess of 25% is desirable.

(ii)

Debt Service Coverage Ratio: Acceptance rule will be cumulative DSCR of 3:1 during repayment

period.

(iii) Break-Even (BE) Analysis: Break-even point should be below 60 per cent of the installed capacity.

(iv)

Sensitivity Analysis: Sensitivity analysis will be pursued for all the major financial

parameters/indicators in terms of a 5-10 per cent drop in user charges or fall in capacity utilization by

10-20 per cent.

(v)

Net Present Value (NPV): Net Present Value of the project needs to be positive and the Internal Rate

of return (IRR) should be above 10 per cent. The rate of discount to be adopted for estimation of NPV

will be 10 per cent.The project life may be considered to be a maximum of 10 years. The life of the

project to be considered for this purpose needs to be supported by recommendation of a technical

expert/institution.

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Annexure V (c): Format of Detailed Proposal for Waste Management Infrastructure under SIIDS

The basic details/documentation

Name and location of the IA

ii.

Type of Infrastructure

iii.

Scale of investment

iv.

Diagnostic study/comparative advantage benchmark survey (main findings)

Information on nature of critical gaps identified

vi.

Implementation schedule

vii.

Revenue generation mechanism for sustainability of assets

viii.

Project highlights--total cost of project, contribution from cluster enterprises/stakeholders,

average contribution by individual enterprises, term loans, debt-equity ratio, repayment schedule

ix.

In-principle sanction of loan from a bank, if applicable

Elements of DPR

3.1

Plant and machinery

(a)

List of Plant and Machinery

Sr.

No.

Particularsof plant

and machinery

No.

Power

requirement

(HP/KW)

F.O.R.

Price

(Rs)

Name of

proposed

suppliers

Delivery

Schedule

(monthwise)

(b)

Capacity of plant and machinery

3.2

Utilities and services at full capacity utilization

(a)

Power for industrial purpose

Sr.

No.

Particulars of the

machinery

No.

working hrs.

per

month

KW/month

Rs./

KWH

Total

(b)

Power requirement for commercial/ domestic purpose

(c)

Water

(d)

Gas/Oil/ Other utilities

3.3

Project cost

S No

Particulars of cost

Amount

(Rs.)

Land & site development

ii.

Building

iii.

Plant and machinery (cost of plant and machinery, 10% installation,

electrification and commissioning)

iv.

Misc. fixed assets (fixture, furniture, firefighting equipment, first aid equipment,

backup power supply, etc.)

Preliminary expenses (diagnostic study, DPR, legal & administrative expenses,

telephone, stationery, etc.)

vi.

Pre-operative expenses (establishment, travel, interest on borrowings,

committed charges during construction period, start up expenses, etc.)

vii.

Provision for contingencies (2% building and 5% on plant and machinery)

Total

3.4

Means of finance

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Annexure VI

Infrastructure norms followed by HSIIDC

Construction norms/specifications of HSIIDC for development of infrastructure

Haryana State Industrial & Infrastructure Development Corporation (HSIIDC) is in the business of developing

Industrial Model Townships/Industrial Estates in the State of Haryana. HSIIDC has provided infrastructure facilities

like roads, water supply, drainage, sewerage, electrification, CETP, WTP, re-circulation network etc. in its IEs/IMTs

that is providing an ideal environment with necessary infrastructure to the potential investors, willing to set up their

industrial units in the State.

The construction norms/specifications and design parameters in brief being adopted by HSIIDC for

development of infrastructure at various IEs/IMTs are as under:

Road Specification:



Flexible roads are to be designed as per IRC:37-2012 (or latest edition) and MORT&H specifications

(latest edition). The design of rigid pavement should be as per IRC-58-2015 (or latest edition)/IRC SP

62 (or latest edition) and MORT&H specifications (latest edition).



The main roads of Industrial Area be design for traffic load of minimum 20 MSA and service road for

minimum 10 MSA . The road shall be designed for minimum 15 years.



Roads have to be designed at minimum CBR value as 8%.



Camber of 2% will be provided on all the roads.



Road work include preparation of Sub-grade, Granular Sub-Base (GSB), Wet Mix Macadam (WMM),

Priming Coat, Tack Coat, Dense Bituminous Macadam (DBM) & Bituminous Concrete (BC) are as per

the requirement of PWD specification and MoRT&H (5th revision). For rigid pavement, M-40 design

mix concrete should be used as per the requirement of PWD specification and MoRT&H (5th revision).



Footpath with Interlocking paver blocks of minimum 60mm thick to be laid over the shoulders.



Provision of construction of kerb (size 375mm x 150mm) & channel (300mm x 150mm) as per PWD

specification.



The project cost is framed on the basis of Haryana Schedule of Rates (HSR), 2021. Wherever, the HSR

rates are not available, the prevailing DSR or market rate(s) have to be considered for the estimation

purpose.



The work shall be executed as per the Govt. of Haryana PWD Specifications/ MORT&H specifications

(latest edition).

Water Supply Distribution Network System:



Water supply for the Industrial area is to be designed based on the norms laid in Manual for Water

Supply published by Central Public Health and Environmental Engineering Organisation (CPHEEO),

Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs, Govt. of India.



Ductile Iron (DI) K-7 pipes be used for distribution network. DI K-9 pipes be considered in rising main.



Wherever required sluice valve, scour valves, fire hydrant, air valves and non-return valves have to be

proposed in the project.



The work shall be executed as per the Govt. of Haryana PWD Specifications/relevant codal provisions.



The project cost is framed on the basis of Haryana Schedule of Rates (HSR), 2021. Wherever, the HSR

rates are not available, the prevailing DSR or market rate(s) have to be considered for the estimation

purpose.

Sewerage System:



Waste water collection system has been designed as per guidelines laid in Manual of Central Public

Health and Environmental Engineering Organisation (CPHEEO) for Waste Water, Ministry of Housing

& Urban Affairs, Govt. of India.



It is assumed that 80% of water supplied excluding horticulture demand will find its way into sewerage

system and peak flow in the sewer will be 3 times the average flow.



All sewer lines shall be covered with concrete cradle as per standard cross section.



HDPE pipes or RCC NP-3 sulphate resistant pipes have to be used for sewerage network. RCC NP-4 is

to be considered for road crossing.



The velocity of flow to be kept in the non-silting and non-scouring regime of flow.



Manholes @ 30M c/c and vent shaft be considered at per guidelines.

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

The work shall be executed as per the Govt. of Haryana PWD Specifications/relevant codal provisions.



The project cost is to be framed on the basis of Haryana Schedule of Rates (HSR), 2021. Wherever, the

HSR rates are not available, the prevailing DSR or market rate(s) have to be considered for the

estimation purpose.

Storm Water Drainage System:



Storm Water system has been designed as per guidelines laid in Manual of Central Public Health and

Environmental Engineering Organization (CPHEEO) for drainage, Ministry of Housing & Urban

Affairs, Govt. of India.



Minimum rain fall intensity is considered 5mm per hour or actual as per data whichever is higher.



RCC NP-3 class pipes be considered in drainage network and RCC NP-4 in road crossing.



The velocity of flow to be kept in the non-silting and non-scouring regime of flow.



The sizes and slope of the proposed drains have to be kept so as to minimize the depth of drainage

system for better maintenance.



The work shall be executed as per the Govt. of Haryana PWD Specifications/relevant codal provisions.



The project cost is to be framed on the basis of Haryana Schedule of Rates (HSR), 2021. Wherever, the

HSR rates are not available, the prevailing DSR or market rate(s) have to be considered for the

estimation purpose.

Boundary Wall:



The work shall be executed as per the Govt. of Haryana PWD Specifications/relevant codal provisions.



The project cost is to be framed on the basis of Haryana Schedule of Rates (HSR), 2021. Wherever, the

HSR rates are not available, the prevailing DSR or market rate(s) have to be considered for the

estimation purpose.

Building works:



The work shall be executed as per the Govt. of Haryana PWD Specifications/relevant codal provisions.



The project cost is to be framed on the basis of Haryana Schedule of Rates (HSR), 2021. Wherever, the

HSR rates are not available, the prevailing DSR or market rate(s) have to be considered for the

estimation purpose.

Electrification and street lighting specification.



The electrification scheme is to be designed on the basis of latest UHBVN/HVPN/DHBVN norms.



The specification of electrical equipment/items should be taken as per latest UHBVN/DHBVN/HVPN

guidelines. Also, the make of respective items should be as per approved vendor/ OEM/ make of

DISCOMS.



The rate of the items in the estimate are based on the latest rate list of UHBVN/DHBVN/HVPN or HSR

2021.



The rate of NS items (Non schedule) i.e. the rate of respective item not given in

UHBVN/DHBVN/HVPN or HSR 2021, must be taken on the basis of quotation of latest rates as per

market price. Also, the rate analysis of NS items should be prepared by considering GST, worker

welfare cess, contractor profit etc.



The Schematic diagram/ layout plan for the complete scheme should be enclosed along with the

estimate.



For street lighting work the rates of LED fixtures should be finalized w.r.t. the rate analysis prepared on

the basis of latest market rates taken from atleast two reputed manufacturers.



The specifications of all major items for street lighting work (i.e. High Mast, Octagonal poles, LED

fixtures etc.) should be as per HSR 2021 complete in all respect including foundation.

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Tentative cost of various infrastructure components

Sr. No.

Component

Unit

Aprox. In

Remarks

Roads

(bituminous)

Sqm

2400/-

The cost is including earthwork filling in embankment and

subgrade with 1 M depth, 200mm GSB,250mm WMM,

50mm DBM, 30mm BC, Kerb & channel and 1.5 m wide

60mm paver footpath and thermoplastic paint.

Roads (Cement

concrete)

Sqm

2900/-

The cost is including earthwork filling in embankment and

subgrade with 1 M, 200mm GSB,100mm DLC, 250mm

M-40 PQC, Kerb & channel and 1.5 m wide 60mm paver

footpath and thermoplastic paint.

Water supply

network

Meter

2700/-

Cost of only network with class K-7 DI pipes average dia

of 250mm.

Sewerage

network

Meter

1900/-

Cost of only network with SW pipes of average 300mm

dia.

Storm water

drainage

network

Meter

3400/-

Cost of only network with RCC NP-3 pipes of average

400mm dia.

Recirculation

network

Meter

2700/-

Cost of only network with class K-7 DI pipes average dia

of 250 mm.

Boundary wall

Meter

5500/-

Boundary wall of 1.8M height above plinth level with

RCC column at 30 M interval.

Building works

Sqm

16000/-

(Avg.)

As per PWD (B&R) plinth area rate-2021.

Electrification

and street light

work

Acres

8,00,000/-

The cost is based on infrastructure required for approx.

100 acres comprising of 33/11 KV sub-station, 11 KV

distribution and streetlights.

Utility Duct

Meter

7000/-

Cost of duct by considering RCC NP-4 pipes of 600mm

dia with Chambers.

Note: The above cost has been worked out on the basis of estimate finalized by HSIIDC for Sector-37, IE Karnal

having area of about 200 acres. The said costing is for the specifications of work mentioned in the remarks

column above. The costing has been worked out based on latest HSR-2021 and prevailing market rate for the

items which are not available in the HSR.

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