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 Ujjain–Jhalawar NH-552G 4-Lane Project (Pkg-1) 1,462.19 Madhya Pradesh Guntur ROBs Geotechnical Investigation & Design Bridges Andhra Pradesh Africa Trade Hub, Kharghar NA Maharashtra Greater Noida MMLH Logistics Hub Project 5,881.00 Uttar Pradesh Sutlej River Desilting DPR, Ludhiana Irrigation / River Desilting Punjab 1,200 MW Pumped Storage Hydropower Project NA Maharashtra Agartala Smart Grid & UG Cabling Project (Pkg-A) 765.02 Tripura 220kV Sedam–Ramsamudra Line Reconstruction Survey Power Transmission Karnataka Asha Bhosle International Music Institute NA Maharashtra Indore–Budni Rail Viaduct Project (Pkg V2-B) 944.84 Madhya Pradesh DPR & Supervision for High Bridge at Dhamanagaon Bridges Maharashtra Shyam Steel Integrated Plant, Chandrapur 10,115 Maharashtra In April 2026, IMPACCT tracked 1,583 tenders across 334 project owners, with a cumulative tender value of `263,713 crore, all of which remains actively live in the market. Tendering activity is currently concentrated in key sectors such as Roads & Highways, Railways, and Energy Infrastructure, with multiple high-value opportunities in the pre-bid stage. Major projects are being driven by central agencies including the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH), National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), Indian Railways, and state PWDs. Geographically, strong activity is observed across Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Punjab, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal, and Haryana, covering works such as highway expansion, railway infrastructure, energy projects, and slope protection works—indicating a steady pipeline of upcoming infrastructure opportunities across the country. In April 2026, IMPACCT tracked 268 tenders classified as DPR and consultancy opportunities, issued by around 89 project owners, with all of these remaining actively live. These opportunities are primarily driven by central agencies such as the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH), along with urban development bodies and railway authorities. The scope of work largely includes preparation of Detailed Project Reports (DPRs), engineering consultancy, feasibility studies, and design services for upcoming infrastructure projects. Tender activity is concentrated across states such as Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Madhya Pradesh, reflecting continued demand for early-stage project planning and consultancy services supporting infrastructure development across transportation and urban sectors. In April 2026, IMPACCT tracked a strong pipeline of 50+ proposed and conceptual projects, reflecting investments across industrial manufacturing, renewable energy, data centres, transportation, logistics, healthcare, residential, hospitality, and urban infrastructure. Key investments include the `60,000+ crore integrated township by Vingroup in Maharashtra, `33,081 crore multi-sector investment by Adani in Odisha, `30,181 crore thermal power project in Odisha, and `13,000 crore battery giga factory by Tata Group in Gujarat, highlighting significant capital commitments across strategic sectors. The pipeline also shows strong momentum in advanced manufacturing, clean energy, and digital infrastructure, including solar power plants, data centres, cement plants, and R&D facilities. Major activity is concentrated across states such as Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Odisha, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh, indicating continued expansion in India’s industrial, infrastructure, and real estate investment landscape. Industrial Investment Surge: Odisha & Karnataka Lead with Strategic Project Approvals Odisha and Karnataka have emerged as key industrial growth hubs, with large-scale approved investments spanning sectors such as power, steel, renewable energy, manufacturing, textiles, and advanced technologies. These projects reflect a strong push toward industrial expansion, job creation, and infrastructure strengthening across both states. Backed by proactive government policies and investor participation, the pipeline highlights a shift toward diversified manufacturing and energy-led development, positioning both regions as critical drivers of India’s industrial growth story. Sr. No Project Name Company   Project Value (`Cr)   State   Stage   1 Thermal Power Plant near Cuttack Adani Group 30,181 Odisha Approved 2 Cement Manufacturing Unit, Cuttack Adani Group 2,100 Odisha Approved 3 Data Centre at Info Valley, Bhubaneswar Adani Group 800 Odisha Approved 4 Apparel Manufacturing Unit, Ramdaspur Page Industries 750 Odisha Approved 5 Apparel Manufacturing Unit, Khordha Page Industries 258 Odisha Approved 6 Steel Plant Expansion, Bellary JSW Vijayanagar Metallics 4,600 Karnataka Approved 7 Energy Transition Project M11 Energy 1,600 Karnataka Approved 8 Automobile Manufacturing Facility Volvo Group India 1,500 Karnataka Approved 9 Aerospace Manufacturing Unit, Belagavi Aerostructures India 1,356 Karnataka Approved 10 Solar Manufacturing Plant, Chikkaballapura Genx PV India 1,000 Karnataka Approved Project Updates CIDCO plans 20-acre Africa trade hub in Kharghar with hotels and convention centre: The City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO) is planning to develop a 20-acre Africa Trade Hub in Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, featuring hotels, a convention centre, and commercial infrastructure. Strategically located in Navi Mumbai, the development is expected to enhance the area’s commercial landscape and support its emergence as a global business destination. Konkan Railway doubling DPR underway to boost capacity and speed: A Detailed Project Report (DPR) is being prepared for the doubling of 263 km of the Konkan Railway corridor, aimed at enhancing capacity and improving train speeds along the 740 km route connecting Roha to Thokur. So far, around 55 km has been doubled, including key sections such as Roha–Veer and Madgaon–Majorda. The remaining stretch requires substantial investment and coordination among stakeholder states, as Konkan Railway Corporation Limited is jointly owned by Maharashtra, Karnataka, Goa, and Kerala, making this project crucial for improving connectivity along India’s western coastal corridor. Pune Metro Line 2 Vanaz–Chandni Chowk extension contract awarded for viaduct and stations: Maharashtra Metro Rail Corporation has awarded the contract for the design and construction of a 1.123 km elevated metro viaduct along with two stations for the Vanaz–Chandni Chowk extension of Pune Metro Line 2 to the T&T Infra–Univastu JV. The project includes development of Kothrud Bus Depot and Chandni Chowk metro stations, aimed at enhancing urban connectivity and easing traffic congestion in Pune’s western corridor. Dharavi Redevelopment accelerates with 11,000 rehabilitation homes planned on Railway land: The Dharavi Redevelopment Project in Mumbai is gaining momentum, with plans to construct around 11,000 rehabilitation homes on railway land. The initiative aims to provide improved housing for eligible residents while optimising land use in one of Asia’s largest informal settlements. This phase of development is expected to support large-scale urban renewal, enhance living conditions, and contribute to the transformation of Dharavi into a modern, well-planned urban hub. `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 `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. Thane Municipal Corporation floats Rs.173.31 crore tender for underground sewerage scheme in Diva & Shil under AMRUT 2.0 - Thane Municipal Corporation has invited tenders worth Rs.173.31 crore for the development of an underground sewerage scheme in Diva and Shil (District 05) under the AMRUT 2.0 program. The project also includes performance run of 6 months and a trial run of 12 months post commissioning to ensure operational efficiency. The scope focuses on strengthening wastewater collection and treatment systems, improving sanitation coverage, and enhancing environmental conditions in the region. The project is currently in the tendering stage. Brigade Enterprises signs Rs.7,200 crore JDA for Bengaluru township development: Brigade Enterprises has entered into a Joint Development Agreement (JDA) to develop a large-scale township project in Bengaluru with an estimated revenue potential of Rs.7,200 crore. The project will span a significant land parcel and include a mix of residential and possibly commercial developments, strengthening the company’s presence in the city’s real estate market. This strategic move aligns with Brigade’s expansion plans and reflects strong demand for integrated township projects in Bengaluru, driven by urban growth and rising housing needs. Bengaluru suburban rail progresses with contract awards for key corridor packages: Significant progress has been made on the Benniganahalli–Chikkabanavara suburban rail corridor in Bengaluru, with contracts awarded for two out of three packages. Package 3 (Yeshwantpur–Chikkabanavara) has been awarded to PJB Engineers for Rs.106.29 crore, while Package 2 (Benniganahalli–Hebbal) has been secured by the PJB Engineers–CVCC joint venture for Rs.263.49 crore. Meanwhile, K-RIDE plans to re-tender Package 1 after receiving only a single bid from NCC, ensuring competitive participation and optimal project execution. Green Coke & Energy to set up Rs.700 crore metallurgical coke plant in Kakinada SEZ - Green Coke and Energy Private has signed an MoU to establish a Rs.700 crore metallurgical coke manufacturing plant in Kakinada Special Economic Zone (KSEZ), Andhra Pradesh. The project will be developed over an 80-acre site and will include construction of coke production units along with supporting industrial infrastructure. The facility is expected to strengthen the coastal industrial ecosystem by supporting steel and metal industries with critical raw materials. With improving port connectivity in the region, the project is set to enhance logistics efficiency, attract further investments, and position Kakinada as a key industrial hub in Andhra Pradesh. Mandla–Nainpur NH-543 upgradation project worth Rs.442.20 crore advances in Madhya Pradesh: The project for upgradation and reconstruction of the Mandla–Nainpur section of NH-543 from Km 190/400 to Km 236/500 in Madhya Pradesh is being undertaken on EPC mode with a total tender value of `442.20 crore. The scope includes development of the highway to a two-lane configuration with paved shoulders, aimed at improving regional connectivity, enhancing road safety, and facilitating smoother transportation across the corridor. Ashiana Housing plans Rs.800 crore investment for land acquisition in FY27: Ashiana Housing has announced plans to invest around `800 crore in FY27 towards land acquisition for future residential developments. The investment will support the company’s expansion strategy by strengthening its project pipeline across key markets. This move is aimed at capitalizing on sustained demand in the housing sector, enabling the company to scale up its presence while focusing on developing quality residential projects. Hariva Meditech to invest Rs.200 crore in critical care devices manufacturing unit at Ujjain Park: Hariva Meditech has announced plans to set up a Rs 200 crore manufacturing facility at Ujjain Park in Madhya Pradesh, focused on producing critical care medical devices. The project aims to strengthen domestic capabilities in the healthcare manufacturing sector, particularly for high-demand ICU and emergency equipment. Once operational, the unit is expected to generate employment, reduce import dependency, and support the development of a robust medical devices ecosystem, positioning Madhya Pradesh as an emerging hub for healthcare manufacturing. Rs.10,115 crore steel plant to power industrial growth in Chandrapur region: In a significant push to industrial development in the Gadchiroli–Chandrapur belt, Devendra Fadnavis presided over the signing of an MoU between the Government of Maharashtra and Shyam Steel Industries Limited for setting up an integrated steel plant at Gondpipri in Chandrapur. The project, with an estimated investment of Rs.10,115 crore, is expected to generate over 8,000 employment opportunities, strengthening the region’s industrial ecosystem and economic prospects. The initiative reflects the state’s continued focus on attracting large-scale manufacturing investments to underdeveloped regions, driving infrastructure growth and job creation. Chairman Purushottam Beriwala and senior officials were also present during the MoU exchange, marking a key milestone in Maharashtra’s industrial expansion strategy.