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Punj Lloyd bags three contracts from Libya

NEW DELHI: Leading engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) company Punj Lloyd has announced that it had bagged three new major contracts valued at Rs. 1,873.18 crore ($387.08 million) in Libya. The contract includes designing, procurement, installation and commissioning of utilities for three townships Libya, according to an official statement. The contracts have been awarded by the Housing and Infrastructure Board, Libya, and are scheduled for completion within 48 months. — Special Correspondent

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