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. Tendering DPR Proposed Immediate Opportunities Next 3 - 6 Month Opportunities Future Opportunities Project Name Project Cost (` Cr) Project State Project Name Project Category Project State Project Name Project Cost (` Cr) Project State Construction of breakwater, rock bund, wharf & capital dredging for outer harbour development at V.O. Chidambaranar Port (HAM) 9,859.45 Tamil Nadu Bridge construction DPR for Chouli–Bhagroh link road over Chouli Khad (PMGSY-IV), Una Consultancy / Bridges Himachal Pradesh Odisha Multi-NH Four-Lane Expansion (NH-53, NH-149, NH-55) 567.8 Odisha Nashik Phata–Khed 8-Lane elevated flyover & highway upgradation (NH-60) 7434.33 Maharashtra Desilting of river Sutlej at Lohgarh Complex (RD 42750–46000/3-R Bandh), Ludhiana Consultancy / Water Punjab Construction of 450-Bed Mother & Child Care Hospital at Sector 18, New Panvel 153.62 Maharashtra Civil Works – Lot 2 Package of Kamala Hydroelectric Project, Kamle District 3137.82 Arunachal Pradesh Fire Fighting System at Durgapur Industrial Park (12.5 Acres) Consultancy / Industrial Infrastructure West Bengal Construction of Unity Mall at Mysore (EPC Mode) 169.63 Karnataka Strengthening & improvement of water supply distribution network under AMRUT 2.0 – Jaipur 415.41 Rajasthan Construction of Ghats along Ganga River at Digha, Patna Consultancy / Urban Infrastructure Bihar Upgradation of Water Infrastructure across Kota & Bundi under Jal Jeevan Mission NA Rajasthan In March 2026, IMPACCT tracked 2,713 tenders across 463 project owners, with a cumulative tender value of Rs 308,475 crore, of which Rs 210,107 crore remains actively live. Tendering activity remained strong across key sectors such as Roads & Highways, Water Supply, Tunnels, Ports & Shipping, and social infrastructure including hospitals and educational buildings, with significant opportunities emerging from agencies like the NHAI, BRO, NHIDCL, State PWDs, and municipal authorities. Key tenders across Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Meghalaya, Tripura, Assam and Bihar span roads, tunnels, healthcare, water supply and ports, reflecting continued infrastructure momentum. In March 2026, IMPACCT tracked 714 tenders classified as DPR tender opportunities, issued by around 195 project owners, with an aggregate tender value of Rs 274 crore, of which approximately Rs 113 crore remains actively live. These opportunities were driven by PWDs, irrigation authorities, MHADA, railway agencies and other state departments, covering DPR preparation, engineering consultancy, feasibility studies, structural design and technical estimates for upcoming projects. Tender activity across Karnataka, Maharashtra, Himachal Pradesh, Delhi, Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand and Telangana reflects continued demand for consultancy and DPR works supporting early-stage infrastructure planning and project development. In March 2026, IMPACCT tracked 60+ proposed and conceptual projects across industrial manufacturing, renewable energy, digital infrastructure, transport, defence, hospitality, healthcare and urban development. Key investments include Adani’s Rs 40,000 crore AI data centre cluster in Andhra Pradesh, a Rs 15,000 crore greenfield airport in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands, and MSETCL’s Rs 1.5 lakh crore transmission modernisation in Maharashtra. The pipeline also showed strong momentum in advanced manufacturing and clean energy, including battery gigafactories, ethanol distilleries, semiconductor and electronics units, and automotive expansions across multiple states.   IMPACCT - Major Highway Projects Witness Competitive L1 Bids Sr. No Project Title Owner / Authority State Estimated Project Cost (`Cr) L1 Bidder L1 Bid Price (`Cr) Difference from Estimate (in %) Bid Opening Date Completion Period 1 Construction of 2-lane with Paved Shoulder (2L-PS) Configuration Karauli Bypass on NH-23 under Annual Plan 2024-25 (EPC Mode) Ministry of Road Transport & Highways Rajasthan 231.08 Jeet Asia 121 -47.64 13-03-2026 2 Years 2 Construction of 4-Lane with Paved Shoulders from Budhel Junction to Vartej Y-Junction (Km 0+900 to Km 9+400) on EPC Mode under NH(O) National Highways Authority of India Gujarat NA Kalthia Engineering & Construction 115 -5.71 16-03-2026 NA 3 Construction of Road from Km 0.00 to Km 27.430 (Package-1) of Bile–Migging Section of NH-913 (Frontier Highway) to Intermediate Lane on EPC Mode Ministry of Road Transport & Highways Arunachal Pradesh 445.84 Mayasheel Ventures 306.53 -31.25 16-03-2026 3 Years 4 Construction of Road from Km 17.812 to Km 55.377 (Package-2) of Bile–Migging Section of NH-913 (Frontier Highway) to Intermediate Lane on EPC Mode Ministry of Road Transport & Highways (MoRTH) Arunachal Pradesh 512.78 Ceigall India 274.08 -46.55 16-03-2026 4 Years 5 Construction of Road from Km 87.130 to Km 121.541 of Taliha–Tato Section of NH-913 (Frontier Highway) to Intermediate Lane on EPC Mode Ministry of Road Transport & Highways Arunachal Pradesh 477.49 R and C Infrengineers 309.41 -35.20 16-03-2026 3 Years 6 Permanent Rectification of Black Spots on Tindivanam–Ulundurpet Section of NH-32 in Tamil Nadu (VUP & PUP Construction) National Highways Authority of India Tamil Nadu 87.54 SD Infra 62.77 -28.30 03-09-2026 NA 7 Construction of Road from Km 0.000 to Km 17.812 (Package-3) of Bile–Migging Section of NH-913 (Frontier Highway) to Intermediate Lane on EPC Mode Ministry of Road Transport & Highways Arunachal Pradesh 162.3 S and P Infrastructure Developers 94.15 -41.99 16-03-2026 3 Years    Project UpdatesMumbai Metro Bhawan & Staff Quarters development worth Rs.420 crore: The Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation has invited tenders for the construction of Metro Bhawan and staff residential quarters in Mumbai with an estimated project cost of `420 crore. The project includes the development of Metro Bhawan and Executive Staff Quarters at Aarey JVLR Station, along with Non-Executive Staff Quarters at T-Junction, Dharavi, aimed at strengthening operational infrastructure and providing residential facilities for metro personnel. This initiative forms part of the broader infrastructure development supporting Mumbai’s expanding metro network and is expected to enhance administrative efficiency and workforce accommodation for the metro system.KWML invites bids for new terminal at Kumbalam–Edakochi Corridor – Kochi Water Metro has invited bids for the construction of a new Water Metro terminal in Ernakulam as part of the expansion of services toward Kumbalam and Edakochi. The proposed facility will include floating pontoons for boat docking, AFC ticketing gates, passenger waiting halls, and commercial kiosks to enhance commuter amenities and operational efficiency. The bid submission deadline is 21 March, and the project is expected to be completed within 15 months of contract award, supporting the broader plan to expand the Kochi Water Metro network and strengthen sustainable water-based urban mobility in the region.RITES secures `729 crore railway electrification project for Mysuru–Hassan–Mangaluru Corridor – RITES has received revised estimates from South Western Railway for the railway electrification project covering the Mysuru–Hassan–Mangaluru corridor, including the Hassan–Arsikere section, on a cost-plus turnkey basis. The project has an estimated revised value of about Rs.729.28 crore (excluding GST, including RITES fees) and involves execution of electrification works aimed at improving operational efficiency and reducing dependence on diesel traction across the route. The project will support faster, energy-efficient rail operations and strengthen railway connectivity across Karnataka’s key rail corridor linking the coastal region with the interior districts.HG Infra achieves financial closure for 84 Kosi Parikrama Marg Project around Ayodhya – HG Infra Engineering has achieved financial closure for the development of the 84 Kosi Parikrama Marg project around Ayodhya, marking a key milestone for the religious tourism infrastructure initiative in Uttar Pradesh. The project involves upgrading and developing the 84-Kosi Parikrama pilgrimage route, which encircles Ayodhya and holds major religious significance for devotees. Once completed, the improved road infrastructure is expected to enhance connectivity for pilgrims, boost tourism activity in the Ayodhya region, and support regional economic growth, aligning with the state government’s broader plan to strengthen infrastructure around major religious destinations.Rs.908 crore Patna river metro project to develop 10 terminals along Ganga – The Patna River Metro project is progressing with the construction of the first charging facility for electric vessels at Gandhi Ghat to support upcoming river-based urban transport. The initial 10.5 km corridor from Digha Ghat to Kangan Ghat will connect key riverfront locations across the city, improving sustainable mobility along the Ganga. With an estimated investment of Rs 908 crore, the project plans to develop four routes and around 10 terminals under National Waterway-1, aiming to strengthen inland water transport infrastructure and enhance urban connectivity in Patna.Rs.650.42 crore highway upgrade approved for NH-754K stretch in Kutch, Gujarat – The Government of India has approved a `650.42 crore project to upgrade the 165.58 km Lakhpat–Gaduli–Nara–Hajipir–Khawda–Kantwan–Dholavira stretch of National Highway754K in Kutch district, Gujarat. The project will involve widening the road to a 2-lane highway with paved shoulders, improving connectivity across the region. The upgraded corridor is expected to enhance access to major tourist and cultural sites in Kutch, improve transport for mineral and salt industries, and strengthen regional economic development, while also reducing congestion, improving road safety, and lowering vehicle operating costs.KNR Constructions emerges as L1 – For the Formation of Chennai Peripheral Ring Road Section-V (Singaperumal Koil to Poonjeri – JICA Phase-2), Package DB-01, KNR Constructions Limited has emerged as the L1 bidder with a quote of Rs.421.00 crore. Other bidders include RNS Infrastructure Limited (Rs.442.50 crore), OM Sakthi Constructions (Rs.447.93 crore), Ramalingam Construction Company Pvt Ltd ( Rs.448.46 crore), and Larsen & Toubro Limited (Rs.625.21 crore). The tender was issued by the Tamil Nadu Road Development Corporation (TNRDC) under Tender ID: 2025_TNRDC_626149_1 for the design-build development of this stretch of the Chennai Peripheral Ring Road.PM Modi launches Rs.1,500-crore Kota greenfield airport project in Rajasthan – Prime Minister Narendra Modi virtually laid the foundation stone for the Rs.1,500-crore Kota Greenfield Airport in Rajasthan, aimed at improving regional air connectivity and boosting economic development in the Hadoti region. The new airport will connect Kota, Bundi, Baran, and Jhalawar with major domestic and international destinations, reducing dependence on airports in Jaipur and Jodhpur. The project is expected to support tourism, education, trade, and industrial growth, while complementing ongoing infrastructure developments such as the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway and railway modernization projects.Cabinet clears Rs.8.69 lakh crore outlay for revamped Jal Jeevan Mission 2.0- The Union Cabinet has approved a massive Rs.8.69 lakh crore outlay for the revamped Jal Jeevan Mission 2.0, significantly increasing the central government’s commitment with a Rs.3.59 lakh crore central share, compared to Rs.2.08 lakh crore earlier. The upgraded programme will shift its focus from only infrastructure creation to verified last-mile service delivery, ensuring sustainable rural drinking water access. A new national digital framework – “Sujalam Bharat” will digitally map water supply networks from source to households, improving transparency and monitoring. The mission, now extended till December 2028, aims to connect the remaining rural households with functional tap water while strengthening community-led governance and accountability through Panchayats.Rs.521 crore Frontier Highway construction contract awarded to Ceigall–Sushee JV in Arunachal Pradesh – The Ceigall India –Sushee Infra JV has secured a Rs.521 crore contract for the construction of a 78 km stretch of the Frontier Highway in Arunachal Pradesh. The project involves the development of a strategic highway corridor aimed at improving connectivity in the remote border regions of the state. The new highway stretch is expected to strengthen transportation infrastructure, facilitate faster movement of goods and people, and support regional development while enhancing strategic connectivity in the northeastern frontier region of India.NHAI plans Rs.2,441 crore upgrade of Muzaffarpur–Sitamarhi–Sonbarsa NH-22 Corridor - The NHAI has applied for forest clearance (FC) for the widening and upgradation of the Muzaffarpur–Sitamarhi–Sonbarsa section of NH-22 in Bihar to a 4-lane highway. The proposed project spans 82.578 km and is estimated to cost Rs.2,441 crore. For the project, around 572.149 hectares of land will be required, including 444.05 hectares of non-forest land and 128.099 hectares of forest land. Once implemented, the highway upgrade is expected to significantly improve regional connectivity, ease cross-border movement towards Nepal, and enhance transport efficiency across northern Bihar.Infosys to invest Rs.290 crore to expand Mohali Technology Centre - Infosys has announced an investment of Rs.290 crore to expand its technology centre in Mohali, Punjab, adding 3,000 new seats to the facility. The expansion is aimed at strengthening the company’s delivery capabilities and supporting the growing demand for digital transformation, cloud, and AI-driven services. Once completed, the upgraded campus will enhance Infosys’ presence in North India while creating significant employment opportunities and reinforcing Mohali’s position as an emerging IT and technology hub.