Thrissur, Palakkad cluster-Phase 2
Approved by KIIFB
₹17.99 crore
₹17,98,85,000
Paid so far
₹15.74 crore
₹15,73,71,362 · 87.5% of the amount approved
Works
6
₹15.74 crore paid across the works
KIIFB's list gives “payment released” for this project as ₹62,94,85,448. That is exactly 4 times what the works below add up to; for projects filed under several districts the list counts the same payments more than once. So we show the total of the works: ₹15,73,71,362.
Works (6)
₹2.26 crorepaid
₹2.28 croreapproved
GVHSS Koppam, Palakkad
Work awarded₹2.76 crorepaid
₹2.81 croreapproved
GHSS Peechi, Thrissur
Work awarded₹2.48 crorepaid
₹2.53 croreapproved
Govt. Vocational Higher Secondary School,Desamangalam,Thrissur
Work awarded₹2.9 crorepaid
₹3.04 croreapproved
Kodungallur Govt. Higher Secondary School, Thrissur
Work awarded₹2.82 crorepaid
₹2.93 croreapproved
Govt. Victoria Girls Higher Secondary School,Chittur,Palakkad,
Work awarded₹2.52 crorepaid
₹2.56 croreapproved
Total of the works: ₹16,16,39,510 approved, ₹15,73,71,362 paid.
Details
- Department
- General Education
- Implementing agency (SPV)
- Kerala Infrastructure and Technology for Education (KITE)
- Announced under
- Betterment of infrastructure facilities in 229 schools
- KIIFB status
- Approved
Source
- Source
- KIIFB project statuskiifb.org/prjStatus.jsp
- Amounts retrieved
- 30-09-2026
- Works last checked
- 02-10-2026
- First recorded
- 30-09-2026
The same project on the map dashboard
KIIFB's two pages share no identifier. We joined these because the approved amount, department and implementing agency are the same.
- Govt. Vocational Higher Secondary School,Desamangalam,Thrissur GED008-13-04 · ₹2.77 crore spent
- Kodungallur Govt. Higher Secondary School, Thrissur GED008-13-05 · ₹2.69 crore spent
- GVHSS Koppam, Palakkad GED008-13-02 · ₹2.63 crore spent
- Govt. Victoria Girls Higher Secondary School,Chittur,Palakkad, GED008-13-06 · ₹2.4 crore spent
- GHSS Peechi, Thrissur GED008-13-03 · ₹2.37 crore spent
- Govt Fisheries High School, Nattika GED008-13-01 · ₹2.16 crore spent