NBCC to Develop Rs 37 Billion Mixed-Use Hub in Rajasthan
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NBCC to Develop Rs 37 Billion Mixed-Use Hub in Rajasthan

State-owned NBCC Ltd has secured a major contract to design, build, and market a 95-acre mixed-use real estate development in Rajasthan, with a projected investment of approximately Rs 37 billion.
In a regulatory filing made on Monday, NBCC stated that it has been appointed as the lead agency for the integrated project, which will include the Rajasthan Mandapam Convention Centre, a Global Capability Centre (GCC) Tower, an IT Tower, luxury hotels, and new commercial and residential infrastructure.
The development will take place on a 95-acre land parcel allotted by the Rajasthan State Industrial Development & Investment Corporation (RIICO). The site is strategically located along the B2 Bypass on Tonk Road, offering strong connectivity and potential for urban expansion.
NBCC’s role will encompass end-to-end execution, from master planning and design to construction and marketing. The project is expected to contribute to the region’s economic growth and bolster Rajasthan’s appeal as a destination for IT, hospitality, and commercial investments.

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State-owned NBCC Ltd has secured a major contract to design, build, and market a 95-acre mixed-use real estate development in Rajasthan, with a projected investment of approximately Rs 37 billion.In a regulatory filing made on Monday, NBCC stated that it has been appointed as the lead agency for the integrated project, which will include the Rajasthan Mandapam Convention Centre, a Global Capability Centre (GCC) Tower, an IT Tower, luxury hotels, and new commercial and residential infrastructure.The development will take place on a 95-acre land parcel allotted by the Rajasthan State Industrial Development & Investment Corporation (RIICO). The site is strategically located along the B2 Bypass on Tonk Road, offering strong connectivity and potential for urban expansion.NBCC’s role will encompass end-to-end execution, from master planning and design to construction and marketing. The project is expected to contribute to the region’s economic growth and bolster Rajasthan’s appeal as a destination for IT, hospitality, and commercial investments.

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