Megaplast has secured a contract from Shree Balaji Engicons Private Limited for lining works of an ash dyke to be constructed for Odisha Power Generation Corporation Limited (OPGC). Meanwhile, OPGC has awarded the contract for the construction of the ash dyke with 1.75 million metres of 1.55 mm high density polyethylene liners to Shree Balaji Engicons, which subsequently subcontracted the lining works to Megaplast.
Shree Balaji Engicons Private Limited is one of the leading infrastructure development companies with a registered office in Jharsuguda district in western Odisha. Megaplast, one of the leading manufacturers of geomembrane and carrier bags, had approached Balaji Engicons for the lining job. A dependable manufacturer of polyethylene products, Megaplast has expertise of over 10 years. Over the years, it has gained the reputation for reliability for providing product innovation, quality consistency, price stability and trustworthiness. It has three manufacturing units across nearly 150,000 square feet located in Daman, the hub of the plastic industry and close to Nhava Sheva port. The company is ISO 9001:2008 certified and is equipped with the latest technology in the plastics industry.
The geomembranes manufactured by Megaplast adhere to international and national standards such as GRI GM 13 and 17, CE, etc.