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 NH-71 six laning project from Renigunta to Naidupeta under Bharatmala Pariyojna 1,417.89   Andhra Pradesh Zojila–Kargil–Leh NH-01 upgradation DPR and feasibility consultancy project Roads & Highways Ladakh PepsiCo India manufacturing expansion project 5,700.00 Maharashtra NMRC Aqua line extension elevated viaduct and 10 metro stations construction project 1,267.00 Uttar Pradesh Doni river bridge DPR and structural design consultancy project Bridges & Flyovers Karnataka NeoLiv residential development project at Panvel-Khopoli 500 Maharashtra NH-848 Pardi–Kaprada 4-lane upgradation project under HAM 522.71 Gujarat Ahmedabad–Godhra 6-lane greenfield highway DPR consultancy project Roads & Highways Gujarat Foxconn Electronics manufacturing plant development project along Yamuna Expressway 4,000.00 Uttar Pradesh Sagar–Damoh road (SH-63) 4-lane upgradation and reconstruction project under HAM 830.91 Madhya Pradesh NH-52 and NH-53 Highway Projects Authority Engineer Consultancy Package Roads & Highways Maharashtra Godrej Aerospace manufacturing expansion program 100 Maharashtra In May 2026, IMPACCT tracked 2,549 tenders floated by 435 project owners, with a cumulative value of around Rs 3,09,900 crore, of which nearly Rs 2,53,551 crore remains live. Tendering activity was led by agencies such as MoRTH, NHIDCL, BARC, Uttar Pradesh Jal Nigam and Nashik Municipal Corporation, alongside state PWD and urban development departments. Key opportunities span Roads & Highways, Urban Infrastructure, Water Supply, Healthcare and Municipal Services. Maharashtra, Haryana, Assam, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh emerged as major activity centres, driven by highway, urban, sanitation and utility projects. A large share of projects remains in pre-bid and bidding stages, indicating a strong near-term infrastructure execution pipeline across India. In May 2026, IMPACCT tracked 798 tenders for DPR, consultancy, survey and design services issued by around 167 project owners, with a substantial number remaining live. Key procuring agencies included MPRDC, KPTCL, railway authorities, state PWDs and urban development departments. Opportunities covered DPR preparation, consultancy, advanced surveys, architectural design and infrastructure planning assignments. Tender activity was concentrated across Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka, Rajasthan, Haryana, Jammu & Kashmir, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala and West Bengal, reflecting sustained momentum in early-stage project planning across transport, urban infrastructure, irrigation and power sectors. In May 2026, IMPACCT tracked a robust pipeline of proposed and conceptual projects across manufacturing, renewable energy, transport, logistics, healthcare, residential, commercial and digital infrastructure. Key developments included Toyota’s plant in Maharashtra, Foxconn’s electronics facility and Solex Energy’s solar cell and BESS project in Gujarat. Large transport initiatives, including the Hyderabad–Bengaluru High-Speed Rail Corridor and Pune–Nagpur Green Highway, highlighted rising infrastructure investment. Growing interest in data centres, defence manufacturing and luxury housing across key states reflected sustained investor confidence and strong growth momentum. Approved Projects by Central & State Governments Driving Future Tendering Pipeline Major infrastructure and development projects across transportation, railways, highways, metro rail, healthcare, ports, urban infrastructure, semiconductors, and industrial sectors have recently received approvals from various Central and State Government authorities. These projects are expected to enter tendering and pre-construction stages in the coming months, creating a strong future pipeline of opportunities for EPC contractors, consultants, equipment manufacturers, and construction material suppliers across India. Sr. No Project Name Company Project Value (`Cr) State Category 1 Integrated satellite township project in Bengaluru South The project involves the development of a large-scale integrated satellite township in Bengaluru South district, comprising residential, commercial, and social infrastructure to support urban expansion and reduce congestion in core city areas. 18,133 Karnataka Residentials / Mixed-Use 2 Gurugram–Faridabad–Noida RRTS corridor (Namo Bharat) The project involves the development of an approximately 64-km Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) corridor connecting Gurugram, Faridabad, Noida, and Greater Noida, with around 52 km located in Haryana. The corridor will operate as a hybrid RRTS-cum-metro system with approximately 18 stations, aimed at reducing travel time, easing congestion, and enhancing high-speed regional connectivity across the NCR. 15,000 Haryana / Uttar Pradesh Transportation – Metro Rail / RRTS 3 Widening of NH-465 in Solapur district Approval has been granted for the widening of NH-465 in Maharashtra across an 81.37-km stretch from Mohol–Kurhul–Kamti–Basav Nagar–Aurad–Bankalgi–Valsang in Solapur district. The project includes road widening, construction of a major bridge over the Sina River, and development of a railway overbridge at Isarwadi junction. It is expected to improve safety and traffic flow for heavy interstate movement from Karnataka, serve as an alternative bypass for Solapur city, and reduce congestion by diverting heavy vehicles away from the city. 740.38 Maharashtra Roads & Highways 4 Nagda–Mathura 3rd and 4th line Construction of 3rd and 4th railway tracks between Nagda and Mathura to enhance rail connectivity and operational capacity. This will reduce congestion and improve service reliability. 16,403 Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh Rail Infrastructure 5 Guntakal–Wadi 3rd and 4th Line Construction of 3rd and 4th railway tracks between Guntakal and Wadi to increase line capacity, alleviate congestion, and enhance connectivity for both passengers and freight. 4,758 Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh Rail Infrastructure 6 Burhwal–Sitapur 3rd and 4th Line Construction of 3rd and 4th railway tracks between Burhwal and Sitapur to expand railway capacity, reduce congestion, and improve operational efficiency for both passenger and freight services. 2,276 Uttar Pradesh Rail Infrastructure   Project Updates The Gujarat Metro Rail Corporation has officially invited design tenders for the Rs 2,825 crore Ahmedabad Metro Phase-3 expansion involving the development of 10.8 km of elevated corridors in Ahmedabad: The proposed project includes the construction of a hybrid Metro-Regional Rapid Transit System route stretching 7.5 km from Godhavi to Canal Road and a 3.3 km secondary corridor from Thaltej Gam. Architectural and structural design works for the nine elevated stations and associated viaducts are currently being outsourced while the Detailed Project Report awaits Central government clearance. This expansion aims to significantly enhance urban transit connectivity across the western periphery of the city. Construction works for the Balance of Plants components for the project are advancing steadily as technical evaluations for the consultancy services commence. Seven consultancy firms have submitted technical bids to the Maharashtra PWD for the preparation of a DPR and Pre-Feasibility Report for the Morwa Airport expansion in Chandrapur: This strategic aviation project focuses on the comprehensive development of a new terminal building and the extension of the existing runway to accommodate larger aircraft. The bidders, including Dorsh, Isan Corp, Misons, Nirmitee, Prism, Sthapati, and TPF, are competing to finalise the technical and financial framework for the facility’s upgrade. Construction works for the Balance of Plants (BoP) components for the project are advancing steadily through the planning phase as the state government prioritizes regional connectivity. Once the DPR is finalised, the project will move into the execution stage to support the growing industrial and commercial demands of the Chandrapur district. Taloja-Murbad growth hub corridor: The development of the Taloja-Murbad growth hub corridor in Navi Mumbai features 14 kilometers of critical connector roads and integrated utility infrastructure to support expanding industrial demands: Construction works for the essential infrastructure components and road networks for the project are advancing steadily to facilitate the integration of data centers and logistics parks. Strategically positioned along the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor, the hub is designed to accommodate large-scale modern warehousing facilities while leveraging its proximity to upcoming airports and major rail networks. The master plan emphasises seamless connectivity and efficient goods movement, aiming to catalyze economic activity and create significant employment opportunities within the Maharashtra region. This integrated development represents a major strategic advancement in the state’s industrial capacity and logistics efficiency. Bengaluru Smart Infra has invited tenders for four major elevated road corridors totaling approximately 19 kilometers at an estimated cost of Rs 2,031 crore in Bengaluru: Construction works for these strategic infrastructure assets are being tendered under the EPC mode to enhance the urban mobility landscape of the city. The scope of work encompasses four distinct packages, including the 5.2 KM Old Madras Road to Electronic City stretch and the 7 KM Minerva Circle to Hudson Circle corridor. Other segments include the Sholay Circle to Hosur Road link and the Doddaballapura Road flyover, aimed at resolving long-standing traffic bottlenecks. This large-scale initiative reflects a significant push by the regional authorities to modernize the city’s transport network through high-capacity elevated thoroughfares, ensuring improved transit efficiency across key commercial zones. Madurai is witnessing a major hospitality boom with the development of five luxury hotels including the 315-room ITC Grand Pandiya and 150-room Holiday Inn: Construction works for these high-end hospitality projects are advancing steadily to accommodate the growing influx of business travelers and tourists in the temple city. The expansion includes a 120-room Hilton, a 110-room Hyatt, and a 98-room Radisson Blu Resort, significantly boosting the city’s star-category inventory. This surge in premium infrastructure reflects the increasing economic activity and cultural importance of the Madurai region. Once completed, these facilities will provide world-class amenities and enhance the overall urban landscape of Tamil Nadu’s southern hub. The Bundelkhand Industrial Development Authority is set to acquire 8,349 acre in Jhansi for its Master Plan-2045 alongside the extension of the Agra-Gwalior Greenfield Expressway: This strategic expansion is currently moving through the land acquisition phase with a target completion date of March next year to facilitate massive industrial growth. Associated infrastructure works are also being fast-tracked, including the approval of a DPR for a 15 MW electricity supply and the ongoing development of an additional 40 MW capacity. Furthermore, the construction of a 60-metre-wide main road and the establishment of water supply systems by Jal Nigam are advancing steadily to support the zone’s utility requirements. The project signifies a major push for connectivity in the Bundelkhand region, aiming to integrate industrial hubs with the broader expressway network through high-quality construction standards. HeidelbergCement India Cement blending and grinding unit, Madhya Pradesh: Heidelberg Cement India has received regulatory approval to establish a new cement blending and grinding unit in Madhya Pradesh. This project is designed to expand the company’s production capacity, strengthen its presence in central India, and enhance supply chain efficiency for regional markets. With the regulatory consent now in place, HeidelbergCement can proceed with construction planning, operational setup, and subsequent commissioning of the facility, marking a significant step in its growth strategy. Hospital project in Pune: Yerwada Properties has applied for Environmental Clearance for a new hospital project in Pune, located at S. No. 191A/2A/1/2, Plot C, C.T.S. No. 2175/3 (PT), Yerwada. The proposed development spans a total built-up area of 56,211 sq m with a planned 16 floors. The project aims to provide advanced healthcare infrastructure in the Yerwada area, and the EC application marks the first step toward construction approval, following which detailed design, construction planning, and regulatory compliance will proceed. Chennai suburban rail doubling project: Indian Railways has approved a Rs 993 crore project to double the tracks of the Chennai Suburban Railway network. This initiative aims to enhance capacity, reduce congestion, and improve commuter travel efficiency across key suburban corridors. The project includes construction of additional rail lines, station upgrades, signaling improvements, and modernized track infrastructure to accommodate higher train frequency and passenger volumes. Once completed, the doubling project is expected to significantly improve reliability, reduce delays, and support Chennai’s growing urban transit demands. Nagarjuna Construction Company’s residential township expansion: Hyderabad, Telangana- Nagarjuna Construction Company (NCC) has announced a major residential township project in Hyderabad, Telangana. The development will feature plotted residential units designed to enhance urban housing availability and cater to the city’s growing population. The project is aimed at creating a modern, well-planned township with integrated infrastructure, road networks, and essential amenities to support community living. This initiative reinforces Hyderabad’s position as a growing real estate and residential hub, offering new housing options to meet increasing urban demand. AxisCades Aerospace City, 200-acre aerospace & technology hub, Karnataka: AxisCades Aerospace is set to invest Rs 6,000 crore in Karnataka to develop a 200-acre mega hub near Kempegowda International Airport, Devanahalli. The project will integrate aerospace, defence, MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul), semiconductor manufacturing, and AI facilities, including a proposed 1.8-km runway to support aviation operations. Designed as a high-impact industrial and technological cluster, the hub is expected to generate around 20,000 direct jobs and 54,000 indirect employment opportunities, positioning the region as a leading centre for advanced manufacturing and high-tech industries in India. - Contributed by Impacct Email: info@impacct.info