India’s infrastructure pipeline is witnessing dynamic activity across stages — from immediate bidding to future planning. IMPACCT segments these into three categories: Immediate, 3–6 Month, and Future Opportunities, enabling businesses to identify, prepare, and participate in high-value tenders and projects across sectors. Explore state-wise highlights, major developments, and sectoral priorities in the tables below

Immediate Opportunities			Next 3 - 6 Month Opportunities			Future Opportunities
Project Name	Project Cost (Rs Cr)	Project State	Project Name	Project Category	Project State	Project Name	Project Cost (Rs Cr)	Project State
Integrated development of Outer Container Terminal and Berths 1 to 5 NSD at KDS, SMPK (DBFOT, PPP Mode)	832.25	West Bengal	Consultancy services for DPR & survey for impounding reservoir and water supply to CSF Area (Raichur District)	Water Supply	Karnataka	Sattva Vantage Vizag campus	1,500.00	Andhra Pradesh
Internal infrastructure works for PM MITRA Park Dhar (MP) Package I (EPC Basis)	773.08	Madhya Pradesh	Consultancy services for preparation of DPR for Simultalla bypass at Km 123 of NH-333A	Roads & Highways	Bihar	Senapati Bapat Marg to Haji Ali elevated corridor	300	Maharashtra
Construction of 2L PS configuration Gangapur city bypass on NH-23 (EPC Mode)	256.54	Rajasthan	Consultancy services for DPR and re-construction services – Kamalpur (NH-208) to Santirbazar (NH-08) via Ambassa, Tripura	Roads & Highways	Tripura	Flexible PCB manufacturing unit – Perumbavoor industrial park	TBD	Kerala
AMRUT 2.0 Package II – 18 water supply, sewerage and rejuvenation works in Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Konaseema & Kakinada (CHAM Model)	422.43	Andhra Pradesh	Consultancy services for DPR – 4 lane elevated corridor from Natesan Nagar ROB to Ariyankuppam bridge (NH-45A)	Roads & Highways	Tamil Nadu	Three key flyovers project – Visakhapatnam	TBD	Andhra Pradesh
Construction of 2-lane Gopalganj bypass (NH-27 to NH-531), 12.60 km	116.96	Bihar	Consultancy services for DPR – development of world-class cruise terminals at Varanasi and Guwahati	Ports & Shipping	Uttar Pradesh	Integrated township development in Indore	1,200.00	Madhya Pradesh
In July 2025 alone, IMPACCT has captured 1,433 tendering opportunities across India, representing a total value of Rs1,87,764 crore, with Rs 1,52,654 crore currently in active bidding stages. These tenders originate from 363 project owners and span critical infrastructure sectors such as roads & highways, water supply, bridges, residential developments, and consultancy services. This surge in procurement activity during the last 30 days reflects the accelerating pace of infrastructure deployment and presents significant contracting opportunities for stakeholders aligned with India’s growth agenda.			In July 2025, IMPACCT tracked over 400 infrastructure tenders lined up as next 3–6 month opportunities, involving 140 project owners and a cumulative DPR tender value of Rs 160 crore. These upcoming opportunities span key sectors including roads & highways, commercial development, consulting services, survey works, and urban infrastructure. This steady buildup of tenders reflects robust planning and procurement momentum across India’s infrastructure ecosystem, offering timely entry points for contractors, consultants, and project stakeholders.			In July 2025, IMPACCT is tracking over 80 conceptual and proposed projects across India under its Future Opportunity category, representing a cumulative investment pipeline exceeding Rs 2.5 lakh crore. These developments span strategic sectors such as renewable energy, data centres, urban townships, transportation infrastructure, healthcare, and defence. Projects are spread across 20+ states including Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, Gujarat, and Telangana.

 

Sr. N	Project Name	Awarded Company	Awarded Value (Rs Cr)
1	The Dahlias (DLF5, Gurugram)	Ahluwalia Contracts (India)	2,089
2	Reconstruction and mechanisation of Berths 7 & 8 at Netaji Subhas Dock	JSW Infrastructure	740
3	Building, factory and power transmission/distribution contracts (India and overseas)	Kalpataru Projects International	2,293
4	O&M contracts for Buxar thermal power project and Jhabua power	Power Mech Projects	551.35
5	Construction of greenfield 4‑lane highway (Rajgir–Silao–Noorsarai–Ahiyapur), Nalanda, Bihar	Shivalaya Construction	578.12
6	**Widening & Improvement of Four Lane SH‑106 (Old NH‑30), Bihar (41.27 km, EPC Mode)	Shivalaya Construction	690.24
7	Construction of two grade‑separated interchanges on NH‑33 (Ranchi Bypass)	RKD Construction	148.65
8	*GTB Nagar redevelopment project, Sion, Mumbai (MHADA JV, 11.19 acre, 20.7 lakh sq. ft.)	Keystone Realtors (Rustomjee Group)	4,521
9	***Supply and  commissioning of 6×800 MW thermal power units for Adani Power	Bharat Heavy Electricals	6,500
July 2025 witnessed the awarding of 269 infrastructure tenders worth a total of approximately Rs 28,900+ crore, involving 133 awarding authorities and more than 1,100 participating bidders. The awarded works spanned critical sectors such as roads, water supply, power, urban redevelopment, wastewater, and consultancy services—demonstrating strong momentum in national infrastructure execution. With a competitive bidding ratio of 290+ awarded out of 1,145 bids, the month reflects sustained public and private sector investment across key development priorities.

 

Contractor	Category	Total Awarded Value (Rs Cr)
Navayuga Engineering Company	Wastewater	2,540.00
Globe Civil Projects	Commercial	193.13
Siemens	Metro Rail	773.00
Vishvaraj Environment	Wastewater	322.69
S P Sundarasamy And Co	Recreational Facilities	104.16
R R Thulasi Builders India	Recreational Facilities	110.88
GMS Elegant Builders India	Recreational Facilities	175.49
Yash Construction Company	Residentials	296.42
R S Infraprojects	Renewable Energy	108.14
LC Infra Projects	Water Supply	493.49
Shubham EPC	Hospitals & Healthcare	421.83
Ankita Construction	Wastewater	229.73
Apco Infratech	Roads & Highways	239.84
The MM Associates	Schools & Colleges	122.39
Ramamoorthy D	Wastewater	952.78

 - Contributed by IMPACCT 

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Project Updates

Work on Jalna–Jalgaon Railway Line Gets Moving - The long-awaited Jalna–Jalgaon railway project has hit a major milestone with the issuance of land acquisition notifications across 19 villages—following comprehensive drone surveys and Google Earth geo-tagging—and an aerial LiDAR alignment survey completed in May 2022. Backed by a 50 per cent funding pledge in Maharashtra’s February 2024 interim budget, the 174 km line (Rs7,106 crore) will feature 17 stations from Nashirabad to Dinagaon, including a direct link to the Ajanta Caves UNESCO World Heritage Site, and engineering marvels such as three tunnels, 130 minor bridges, and three major bridges. Once operational, it will significantly boost connectivity and economic growth in Marathwada and North Maharashtra, benefitting farmers, students, traders, and tourists alike.

Adani Group to invest Rs96,000 crore in airports business over next five years - Adani Group’s aviation arm, led by Jeet Adani, plans to deploy approximately Rs95,000– Rs96,000 crore in its airports ecosystem over the next five years—covering both infrastructure and real estate developments—with the largest allocations earmarked for Navi Mumbai International Airport and Mumbai’s CSMIA, where Phase I&II capex totals Rs19,000 crore and the upcoming Terminal 2 could cost between Rs30,000–Rs45,000 crore; additionally, new terminals are slated for Ahmedabad, Jaipur, and Thiruvananthapuram, an expansion at Lucknow, and the commissioning of Guwahati’s terminal in October–November, while a new T1 at CSMIA is planned by 2032 at Rs5,000 crore.

ADB approves Rs975 crore loan to boost Tripura’s industrial infrastructure - The Asian Development Bank has sanctioned a Rs975.26 crore loan to the Tripura Industrial Development Corporation for upgrading nine industrial zones—including Bodhjungnagar, R K Nagar, Dukli, and AN Nagar—by constructing industrial sheds, power substations, underground electric lines, fire service stations, and 34 new roads. The state government has provided 127 acre at Santirbazar and 28 acre at Fatikroy for expansion, while TIDC recovered an additional 28 acre from inactive units to maximize land use. Complementing this, a push to develop rubber-wood plywood harnesses Tripura’s 1.1 lakh ha of rubber plantations, with two units operational and seven more planned, setting the stage for the state to emerge as a key plywood manufacturing hub.

Patel Engineering secures Rs239.98 crore Teesta-V hydropower contract - Patel Engineering has been awarded a Rs239.98 crore contract by NHPC for civil and hydromechanical works under Package 6 of the Teesta-V project in Sikkim’s South District. Over an 18-month timeline, the scope includes converting an existing diversion tunnel into a tunnel spillway, constructing the gate operation chamber and shaft, precast bridge, access road, energy-dissipation structures, dyke, environmental-flow tunnel, and associated infrastructure. In May, Patel Engineering also secured a Rs1,318.89 crore order from CIDCO for the Kondhane Dam civil, hydro-mechanical, and electrical works in Maharashtra, underscoring its growing footprint in hydro infrastructure.

Guntur Inner Ring Road Phase 3 launches tender invite after years of delay - The Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA) has issued tenders for the final 4.5 km stretch of Guntur’s Inner Ring Road—between Swarnabharathi Nagar and Palakaluru—with an estimated cost of Rs48 crore. Originally planned in 2005 to decongest city traffic and link NH 65 with western Guntur, the earlier two phases (6.7 km) were completed by 2018.

Phase 3 faced lengthy delays due to administrative shifts, land acquisition challenges, and compensation issues. With over Rs6.7 crore already disbursed to affected families, construction is expected to begin soon, offering relief to commuters and supporting the city’s growth trajectory.

Andhra Pradesh approves Rs39,000 crore investment across 22 projects - The Government of Andhra Pradesh has cleared 22 major investment proposals amounting to over Rs39,000 crore, spanning diverse sectors including textiles, pharmaceuticals, food processing, cement, oil & gas, electricals, chemicals, furniture, and renewable energy. Notable approvals include Grasim Industries’ Rs1,000 crore investment in Sri City (textiles), Cadbury’s Rs328 crore food processing unit in Vizag, and Mylan Pharmaceuticals’ Rs500 crore pharma unit in Tirupati. Several projects are slated for Visakhapatnam, Krishnapatnam, Tirupati, and Nellore. These ventures are projected to generate approximately 30,000 new jobs, significantly boosting the state’s industrial growth and employment landscape.

Varun Beverages commissions Rs1,053 crore plant in Saraswati Hitech City, Prayagraj - Marking the first major investment in Saraswati Hitech City, Prayagraj, Varun Beverages—PepsiCo’s largest bottling partner—has completed construction of its expansive manufacturing facility. Spread across 24 acre, the plant represents a significant investment of approximately Rs1,053 crore and is set to generate over 1,000 direct employment opportunities, positioning the industrial zone as a promising hub for future investments.

NTPC inaugurates Pakri Barwadih North West Coal mine with 138.96 MT reserves - NTPC Mining has inaugurated the Pakri Barwadih North West (PB-NW) coal mining project in Jharkhand, marking a major milestone in its energy security roadmap. With mineable reserves of 138.96 million tonne and a planned annual production capacity of 3 million tonne, the project is expected to have an operational life of 52 years. PB-NW will play a key role in bolstering NTPC’s long-term fuel supply, contributing significantly to India’s energy sustainability targets. The inauguration was led by Shri Naveen Jain and attended by senior NTPC officials and local stakeholders.

Globe Civil Projects secures Rs193 Crore Civil Infra contract from NBCC - Globe Civil Projects has bagged a significant Rs193 crore order from NBCC (India), strengthening its presence in the civil infrastructure segment. The contract underscores NBCC’s continued engagement with private contractors for executing major building and infrastructure works across India. While specific project details are yet to be disclosed, the order adds to Globe Civil Projects’ expanding portfolio in EPC and public sector infrastructure delivery.

Infrastructure Development Consultants wins DPR contract for 464 km of State Roads in Madhya Pradesh - Infrastructure Development Consultants has been awarded a Rs1.65 crore consultancy contract for preparing feasibility studies and Detailed Project Reports (DPRs) for two- and four-lane upgrades with paved shoulders across 464.21 km of MDRs and State Highways under Package-G in Madhya Pradesh. The tender, issued by Madhya Pradesh Road Development Corporation (MPRDC) under ID: 2024_MPRDC_379117_1, saw bids from six firms, including Almondz Global Infra-Consultant, Ekam Venture, and Highway Engineering Consultant—all of whom were disqualified on technical or financial grounds. The tender was published on October 29, 2024, with submissions closing on December 12, 2024, and was awarded after a delay of 151 days. The agreement was officially signed on June 26, 2025.

Agra–Gwalior Greenfield Expressway work to begin in September - Construction on Agra’s third expressway—the 88 km, six-lane Agra–Gwalior Greenfield Expressway—is set to commence in September 2025. The project, awarded to GR Infraprojects, involves an investment of Rs4,613 crore and aims for completion within 30 months. A concession agreement was signed last month, paving the way for streamlined execution. Once completed, the expressway will significantly improve regional connectivity and reduce travel time between Agra and Gwalior.

Centre approves 4-lane upgrade of NH-128B; DPR bids invited - The Central Government has approved the upgradation of the 55 km Mau–Ballia stretch of NH-128B to a four-lane highway, with bids now invited for preparing the Detailed Project Report (DPR). Estimated to cost around Rs1,500 crore, the project will enhance connectivity by linking NH-28 with NH-31. It will also serve as an alternate route from Ballia to the Purvanchal Expressway, improving regional mobility and easing traffic load on existing corridors.

RFP Issued for Project Management Consultant for EMC 2.0 at YEIDA - The Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) has invited Request for Proposals (RFP) to appoint a consultant for design, development, and project management of the upcoming Electronics Manufacturing Cluster (EMC 2.0) in Sector-10. Spread across 206 acre, the project carries an estimated development cost of Rs539 crore. The consultant will play a key role in driving infrastructure rollout for this high-tech cluster. Bids are expected to open by the end of July 2025.