Electrical & Civil EPC
Utility Shifting & Road Widening
Relocation of electrical and water infrastructure clear of highway alignments — for NHAI, state utilities and EPC principals.
Voltage range415 V – 33 kV
Corridor work is unforgiving on programme. The road contractor cannot proceed until the utility is clear, the utility will not accept a long interruption, and the approvals sit with a third party. It is a niche that rewards contractors who have done it before.
Ranisons has executed utility shifting on NH-33 at Ghatshila for JSEB (₹333.67 lakh), on NH-75 at Ratu Chatti for the Varaha Infra and Sunil Hitech joint venture (₹144.39 lakh, covering 33 kV, 11 kV, DSS and LT), and water pipeline relocation on the same corridor for Kram Infracon. We are currently engaged directly by NHAI on the Bijupara–Kuru four-laning of NH-75.
Method
How we deliver
- 01
Joint survey
Survey with the highway contractor and utility to fix what moves, where it goes and in what sequence.
- 02
Estimate & approvals
Deposit-work estimate, utility sanction and right-of-way liaison with the competent authorities.
- 03
Shutdown planning
Outage windows agreed with the utility so supply interruption is minimised.
- 04
Relocation
Erection of the new alignment, transfer of load, and dismantling of the redundant section.
- 05
Charging & handover
Testing, charging under utility supervision and handover of the cleared corridor.
Questions
Frequently asked
Which highway projects have you worked on?
NH-33 at Ghatshila for JSEB (₹333.67 lakh), NH-75 at Ratu Chatti for the Varaha Infra and Sunil Hitech joint venture (₹144.39 lakh), and the Bijupara–Kuru four-laning of NH-75 directly for NHAI.
Do you handle the approvals and right of way?
Yes. On the NH-75 contract, engineering service charges for liaison with the competent authorities and right of way were within our quoted price — we carried the approvals risk, not just the construction.
How do you limit supply interruption?
The new alignment is built and tested live-adjacent wherever possible, so the actual transfer happens inside a short agreed shutdown rather than a prolonged outage.
On site execution records
Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD), underground 33 kV cabling, 156-metre crossings, reaming, HDPE pipe jointing, and equipment mobilization. From client WhatsApp site logs and project archives.
Individual Frame Inspection (16 captures)

HDD underground cable pulling: Drum setup and crane alignment on highway shoulder.

1 HDD pulling in progress: Mobilizing cable into the bored trench.

3 HDD pulling done (156 mtr): Drill string emergence after 156-metre bore.

Pipe jointing work in progress: HDPE casing pipes aligned along corridor.

3 HDD piloting: Engineer tracking underground drill head depth and alignment.

Heavy crawler directional drilling rig engaged on utility crossing.

Pulling start: XLPE cable entered into reamed borehole.

Pulling complete: Continuous cable span successfully emerged at exit pit.

Reamer start: Expanding pilot hole diameter with rock reamer attachment.

1 HDD reaming done: Borehole enlarged to full casing diameter.

Night shift HDD cable pull: Traffic-free night operations on corridor.

NTPC Patratu: Heavy machine loaded for transit to Irba More corridor.

Workforce coupling heavy drill rods for extended corridor crossing.

Underground crossing pit with casing conduit prepared for cable insertion.

Engineer monitoring cable drum runout tension during pulling.

Thermal butt-fusion jointing of heavy HDPE utility casing pipes.
Field Video Records
Live HDD & Corridor Footage
Field video logs of Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD), HDPE pipe jointing, and 156-metre underground cable pulling.
156m Underground Cable Pulling
Continuous pulling of 33 kV high-tension XLPE cable through bored HDPE conduit.
Irba More Corridor
Back-Reaming Underground Crossing
Back-reaming the borehole with high-torque rotary reamer for heavy casing.
Ranchi-Patratu Corridor
HDPE Pipe Butt-Fusion Jointing
Thermal butt-welding and jointing of heavy casing pipes along highway shoulder.
Utility Alignment