ISLAMABAD: The government would spent Rs.3.25 billion for completion of development projects including the Phase-I of National Electronics Complex of Pakistan and New Gawadar International Airport besides various projects of Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO).
According to official sources, a total of Rs.3.25 billion have been earmarked for the development projects of Defence Division and Suparco under Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP) for the year 2012-13.
Out of the total allocation, Rs.717.078 will be spent on the projects being completed by the SUPARCO.
Under the programme, Rs.1.347 billion have been allocated for Phase-I of the National Electronics Complex of Pakistan (NESCOM) while an amount of Rs.600 million will be available for completion of New Gawadar International Airport (NGIA) in Balochistan province.
Similarly, Rs.405 million have been kept for Water Distribution Network for Rawalpindi Cantonment Board and Chaklala Cantonment Board based on Khanpur Dam Water Source (Phase-III).
The development projects of SUPARCO included, development of a Compact Antenna Test Range, Development of Various Laboratories for National Satellite Development Program, Development of Logistic Support Facilities for National Satellite Development Programme, Altitude and Orbital Control System Centre, Development of a Satellite Assembly Integration and Test Facility, Remote Sensing Date Transmission Facility and Development of Satellite Environmental Validation and Testing Facility.
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