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 Residential quarters and infrastructure development for RBI at Chembur, Mumbai 930.74 Maharashtra DPR consultancy for 6-lane greenfield highway from Ahmedabad to Godhra connecting Delhi–Mumbai Expressway Consulting Services Delhi Luxury residential development of Harmony The Horizon Residences in Delhi-NCR (264 premium apartments) 800 Delhi Integrated solid waste management project at Bandurakh (138 TPD) under DBFOT PPP mode 511.33 Jammu & Kashmir DPR consultancy for tunnel construction at Chhuhiya Ghati section of Rewa–Shahdol Road (SH-57) Tunnels Madhya Pradesh Proposed Vadhvan Port to Samruddhi Mahamarg freight rail corridor NA Maharashtra Elevated road between Debari Junction and Pratapnagar Chauraha, Udaipur 233 Rajasthan Turnkey construction of Faraspur Barrage cum causeway across Karam River Water Resources/Irrigation Madhya Pradesh JNPT Port to Samruddhi Mahamarg freight corridor development NA Maharashtra In June 2026, IMPACCT tracked 2,501 tenders floated by 432 project owners, with a cumulative value of approximately Rs 3,20,338 crore, of which nearly Rs 2,28,564 crore remains live. Tendering activity was led by agencies such as NHAI, Uttar Pradesh Jal Nigam, IOCL, Military Engineer Services, and state PWDs. Key opportunities span Roads & Highways, Urban Infrastructure, Power, Water & Sewerage, and Industrial Infrastructure. Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Haryana, Tamil Nadu, Odisha, and Jammu & Kashmir recorded significant activity, with many projects currently in pre-bid and bidding stages. In June 2026, IMPACCT tracked 1,449 tenders related to DPR, consultancy, survey, and design services floated by around 239 project owners, indicating a steady pipeline of early-stage infrastructure opportunities. Key issuing agencies included NHAI, IWAI, MPRDC, Public Works Departments, Water Resources Departments, and state urban development authorities. The tenders largely cover DPR preparation, feasibility studies, engineering design, surveys, and planning assignments across Roads & Highways, Waterways, Irrigation, Urban Infrastructure, and Water & Sewerage sectors. Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Kerala, Assam, Delhi, and Jammu & Kashmir witnessed significant activity, with most projects currently in pre-bid and bidding stages. In June 2026, IMPACCT tracked a robust pipeline of proposed and conceptual projects across digital infrastructure, manufacturing, logistics, transport, healthcare, real estate, and energy sectors. Key developments included hyperscale data centres by AirTrunk, Anant Raj, and STT Global; industrial expansions by VinFast, Grasim, Haleon, Jabil, and Navitas Solar; and logistics investments by YCH Group, RSA Logistics, and NDR. Major transport initiatives such as the NCR Regional Plan 2041 and Vadhvan–Samruddhi corridor advanced long-term connectivity, while healthcare, housing, energy, mining, and airport infrastructure projects sustained investment momentum across multiple states. 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 Amaravati Eye Tourist Attraction Giant observation wheel (London Eye model) planned on Krishna riverfront in Amaravati under DBFOT model with 30-year concession; tourism landmark development Value not disclosed Andhra Pradesh Tourism / Infrastructure 2 Central Government General Pool Office Accommodation Construction of green, sustainable office accommodation with GRIHA 4-star rating, energy-efficient design and civic facilities 1,299.08 Andhra Pradesh Central Government Infrastructure 3 General Pool Residential Accommodation Residential accommodation with barrier-free design for Divyangjan, sustainable infrastructure and modern civic amenities 1,234.91 Andhra Pradesh Central Government Infrastructure 4 Gaimukh–Fountain Hotel tunnel and Fountain Hotel–Bhayandar elevated bridge PPP/BOT tunnel and elevated bridge project to reduce congestion in MMR with VGF support and MMRDA as planning authority 17,036 Maharashtra Metro & Road Infrastructure 5 Navi Mumbai Metro Route 1A & Route 2 28-km metro corridor connecting Sagar Sangam, CBD Belapur and Navi Mumbai International Airport, serving ~12,000 passengers daily 5,575 Maharashtra Metro Infrastructure 6 Four-laning of NH-62 Nagaur–Bikaner Stretch BOT-based four-lane highway upgrade improving connectivity, traffic flow and regional economic activity 1,359 Rajasthan Road Infrastructure 7 Thakurganj–Siliguri & NJP–Siliguri Track Doubling Rail doubling projects in North Bengal to improve passenger and freight capacity and reduce congestion 1,131.18 West Bengal Rail Infrastructure 8 Four-laning of NH-183 Kollam–Anjilimoodu 54.37 km road widening improving port access, industrial connectivity and tourism movement in Kerala 1,663.15 Kerala Road Infrastructure   Project Updates Maharashtra approves `27,132 crore Amritkal Road Development Scheme - The Maharashtra Government has approved the `27,132 crore Amritkal Road Development Scheme 2025–47 to upgrade 2,857 km of roads across the state. The initiative aims to strengthen connectivity for industrial, agricultural, port, mining and tourism sectors. Aligned with the state’s Viksit Maharashtra 2047 vision, the programme includes the development of growth and tourism corridors to boost regional connectivity and economic activity. It also incorporates sustainability measures such as tree plantation, water recharge systems and advanced road safety features, with financial support from international agencies, including AIIB and NDB. Tamil Nadu plans double-decker metro-highway corridor on GST Road - The Tamil Nadu Government has asked NHAI to plan a double-decker viaduct on GST Road, with a highway on the lower deck and a metro corridor above, as part of an integrated transport infrastructure initiative. The 18.4-km Kilambakkam–Chettipunniyam metro extension has already received in-principle approval from the state government. However, DPR redesign, structural modifications and revised cost-sharing arrangements are expected to delay the project by around a year. The proposed alignment aims to enhance multimodal connectivity and ease congestion along Chennai’s GST corridor. Indian Railways approves Kavach on 631 km of East Coast Railway - Indian Railways has approved the deployment of the indigenous Automatic Train Protection (ATP) system, Kavach, across 631 route km of the East Coast Railway network. The rollout aims to strengthen rail safety by minimising human error and improving operational reliability. The initiative is part of Indian Railways’ broader modernisation programme to enhance operational efficiency and ensure safer rail travel. The project is expected to significantly improve collision avoidance and signalling safety across the network. Himachal Pradesh approves `137.4 crore for Chail Chowk-Janjehli road project - The Himachal Pradesh Government has approved financial assistance of `137.4 crore under the Central Road and Infrastructure Fund (CRIF) for the widening and strengthening of the 83-km Chail Chowk-Janjehli road in Mandi district. The project aims to improve connectivity in remote and disaster-affected areas and is expected to enhance regional mobility while supporting socio-economic development in the Seraj constituency. The state government has also announced additional allocations for local road works as part of its broader infrastructure development and disaster recovery initiatives. MoRTH invites EPC bids for NH-322 widening in Bihar - The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) has invited bids for the widening and strengthening of the NH-322 section from Musrigharari to Darbhanga (Km 72.05 to Km 96.00) in Bihar. The project, to be executed on EPC mode under the 2025–26 programme, involves developing a two-lane carriageway with paved shoulders, along with utility shifting works, to enhance road safety and capacity. The estimated project cost is `157.70 crore, with bid submission scheduled for 21 July 2026. The project is expected to improve regional connectivity and traffic flow on this key transport corridor. Anusha Projects secures `125.99 crore Assam road contract - Anusha Projects Private Limited has emerged as the L1 bidder for a `125.99 crore contract awarded by the Public Works Roads Department, Assam, for the upgradation and maintenance of Corridor 2 from near Maibang to near Gunjung under the Assam Resilient Hill Area Development Road Project (ADRHARDP) scheme. The project, awarded on 13 March 2026, has a completion period of 30 months. The scope includes corridor improvement works aimed at strengthening connectivity and ensuring long-term maintenance of the stretch. Other bidders included Anupam Nirman Pvt. Ltd., DCC Infra Projects Ltd., and Shree Gautam Construction Co. Ltd. The project is expected to improve regional accessibility and road infrastructure in Assam. Apollo Tyres plans `3,000 crore greenfield facility in Tamil Nadu - Apollo Tyres is exploring the establishment of a greenfield manufacturing facility in Tamil Nadu with a planned investment of around `3,000 crore and is scouting for suitable land parcels in the southern part of the state. The company already operates a 257-acre manufacturing facility at Oragadam near Chennai. The proposed project aims to expand Apollo Tyres’ production footprint and strengthen its presence in southern India’s industrial corridor. The investment is expected to boost Tamil Nadu’s manufacturing ecosystem, spur ancillary industrial development, and reinforce the state’s position as a key hub for automotive and tyre manufacturing. West Bengal identifies land for second Kolkata airport - West Bengal is planning to identify around 1,000 acres of land in Kalyani for the development of Kolkata’s second airport. The proposed airport is intended to support the region’s long-term aviation capacity expansion and ease pressure on Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport by creating additional passenger and cargo handling capacity. Currently at the conceptual planning stage, the project is undergoing land identification. Once developed, it is expected to enhance regional air connectivity and support economic growth in North Kolkata and surrounding districts. UPEIDA invites bids for `2,107.82 crore Jewar Airport-Ganga Expressway link - The Uttar Pradesh Expressways Industrial Development Authority (UPEIDA) has invited bids for the development of the Jewar Airport to Ganga Expressway via Bulandshahr Link Expressway (Package I). The 24.467-km stretch will extend from Bhaipur Brahman in Gautam Buddha Nagar to Bichaula in Bulandshahr. The project, to be executed on an EPC basis, has an estimated cost of `2,107.82 crore (excluding GST) and a completion period of 36 months, followed by a five-year maintenance period. The corridor is expected to strengthen connectivity between Noida International Airport at Jewar and the Ganga Expressway, enhancing regional mobility, logistics efficiency and airport-led economic development in western Uttar Pradesh. HMRTC approves DPR for 36-km Sector 56-Pachgaon metro corridor - The Haryana Mass Rapid Transport Corporation (HMRTC) has approved the DPR for the proposed Sector 56-Pachgaon metro corridor and forwarded it to the state Cabinet for final approval. The 36-km elevated corridor will comprise 28 stations and include a double-decker section between Ghata and Vatika Chowk. Estimated at around Rs 10,000 crore, the project is proposed to be fully funded by the Haryana Government. The corridor is expected to enhance urban mobility, improve metro connectivity across the expanding Gurugram-Pataudi development belt, and ease traffic congestion on key arterial roads in southern Gurugram. Gurugram Metro Rail floats `409 crore depot-cum-workshop tender - Gurugram Metro Rail Limited (GMRL) has floated a tender for the development of a 50-acre depot-cum-workshop in Sector 33, Gurugram, with an estimated project cost of `409 crore. The scope includes the construction of integrated maintenance and operational support facilities for the upcoming metro network. The project is slated for completion within 21 months from the date of award. The depot is expected to play a critical role in supporting metro operations, rolling stock maintenance and overall service efficiency across the Gurugram Metro corridor. NHIDCL invites `311.85 crore EPC tender for NH-717B upgradation in Sikkim - The National Highways and Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited (NHIDCL) has invited bids for the widening and upgradation of the existing carriageway from Rhenock (Km 0.000) to Rongli Bazaar (Km 15.300) on NH-717B in Sikkim to a two-lane configuration with paved shoulders on EPC mode. The project has an estimated cost of `311.85 crore and an earnest money deposit (EMD) of `3.12 crore. Bid submission is scheduled for 6 August 2026. The scope includes upgrading a critical hill highway corridor under challenging terrain conditions to improve regional mobility and road safety. The project is expected to significantly enhance connectivity in eastern Sikkim and strengthen access along the Indo-Nepal border corridor. - Contributed by Impacct Email: info@impacct.info