Our Projects
Vincon’s UshaRama Neighborhood
Construction of Stilt Plus 5 floors Apartment complex of 25000Sft built – up area Comprising of 20Flats at Road No1, Teachers Colony, Tadigadapa Village nearest to Siddhartha Engineering College Vijayawada.
Modernisation Project - Irrigation Department
Comprising
282 Km of Canal Earth Work for designed Hydraulic Particulars
72 Nos Double Lane Bridges, Single Lane Bridges, Culverts
163Nos Irrigation Structures - Comprising of Regulators, Offtakes etc.
2Km of Retaining Wall
Buildings – Department
Construction of the Office of the Executive Engineer, Assistant Engineer Quarters, Other Staff Quarters etc of 50000Sft of built-up area.
Vincon’s Vasundhara
Construction of G + 5 floors Apartment Complex of 15000Sft built – up area, comprising of 10Flats, with Home Automation, Interiors at 6-71, Canaranagar, Uppal Bus Depot, Peerzadiguda Village, Hyderabad.
Vision Green Vistas
Construction of Cellar + Stilt + 5 floors Apartment complex of 25000Sft built – up area comprising of 25Flats at Shamshiguda Village, Kukatpally Hyderabad.
Farm House
Construction and Development of Farm House in 2 Acres of Land in Yenkatala Village, Vikarabad Dist.
Smondo Towers
SMONDO TOWERS (G+20FLOORS ) - Gated Community Project Comprising of 3Nos Towers of G+20Floors and Club House of G+ 5Floors of 800,000Sft built – up area – Execution of associated Civil Works including RCC works, Steel Reinforcement, Flooring, Painting, Waterproofing, VDF Concrete, Landscaping, Fire fighting, Electricity Works etc.
Substation work
Construction of 220KV Sub-Station / Switchyard in Kalwakurthy Lift Irrigation Project, Mahabubnagar Dist.
PROPOSED DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF SUSTAINABLE SMART HOUSING GATED COMMUNITY
Layout in 4Acres of land, comprising of fully loaded 25Villas, Clubhouse of 2,00,000sft built – up area, Development of Roads, Drainage, Electricity, Water Lines, Landscaping, Water treatment plant, solar power, Hydro phonics, Automation with Artificial Intelligence and other Environment friendly services at Gopanpally Village, Near USA Embassy, Journalist Colony, Financial District, Gachibowli, Hyderabad.
Villa Project
Vincon’s Lotus Siri
Construction of G + 4 Floors Apartment Complex of 12000Sft built-up area comprising of 8Flats at Plot no.29, Shanmuganandha Nagar Irugur Village, Sulur Taluk, Coimbatore District, Tamilnadu.
VINCON'S SERENE
Construction of Stilt + 5 Floors - 40 Units in Apartment complex of 70,000 Sft Built up Area at Nanjundapuram, Ramanathapuram, Coimbatore,Tamilnadu.
Water Management
Water management is the activity of planning, developing, distributing and managing the optimum use of water resources. Water is a basic necessity. No living creature can live without water. There’s a scarcity of water. To avoid this scarcity, water is saved and managed efficiently.
Water management is the management of water resources for the coming generations. Water is one the most crucial natural resource for the existence of the human beings. In India out of our total ground water availability we use 6% for domestic use and another 5% for industrial purpose the remaining 89% goes for Agriculture.
The water cycle, through evaporation and precipitation, maintains hydrological systems which form rivers and lakes and support in a variety of aquatic ecosystems. Wetlands are intermediate forms between terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems and contain species of plants and animals that are highly moisture dependent.
WATER MANAGEMENT
Renewable energy sources—solar, hydro, wind, and so forth—are attractive because they are nonpolluting and do not require imported fuel. They have made less progress in the Third World than might be expected, perhaps because the technologies are not entirely developed, perhaps because the technologies are not well known. In many cases the alternative to a renewable energy source is a diesel engine that does emit pollutants and requires imported—in most cases—fuel. The advantage of the diesel engine is its reliability—the design has been perfected over many years. It is unfair and unwise to promote a technology, including renewables, that is not as reliable, when installed, as a diesel engine. Renewable energy can be less expensive and socially more beneficial in many Third World situations, and its use should be considered very seriously, but it should not be installed unless it be useful.
Renewable energy sources (RES) are gaining an increasing importance in the distribution system and they are predicted to play a more important role in the near future. Indeed, each year new generation plants are connected to the distribution networks and it appears clear that they can be no longer considered as negative loads to be connected and forgotten.