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How are construction cos managing operations at sites?

CW speaks to leading contractors to understand challenges and measures...

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How are contractors working towards revival post-COVID?

CW speaks to construction contractors to understand their challenges and expectations.

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5% Asia-Pacific infra firms witnessed high exposure to COVID-19 disruptions

About 67% of rated project and infra companies in Asia-Pacific continue to have low exposure to Coronavirus-related disruptions: Moody's.

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5% Asia-Pacific infra firms witnessed high exposure to COVID-19 disruptions

About 67% of rated project and infra companies in Asia-Pacific continue to have low exposure to Coronavirus-related disruptions: Moody's.

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Construction Workers Locked Down & Out!

The Lock Down announcement, in view of the current situation of the Coronavirus or COVID-19 plaguing the economy, should have also provided for the living tion sites. Although

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Mumbai Metro Line 3 witnesses 23rd tunnel breakthrough

Tata Projects achieves tunnel breakthrough at Dharavi, on Mumbai Metro Line 3 alignment

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Tata Projects completes 1000-bed Medanta Hospital in Lucknow

This world-class hospital covers 1.4 million sq ft and will offer modern medical service

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Conducting competition

Infrastructure companies are in a race to win the order for a semiconductor fabrication unit, recently approved by the Cabinet. Consider the fact that infrastructure mammoth GMR Group, led by Chairman GM Rao, has not only expressed its interest but also approached the Department of Electronics and I..

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West Bengal calls bids for Rs 500 cr highway stretch

In West Bengal, financial bids from the short-listed infrastructure companies have been called by the West Bengal Highway Development Corporation (WBHDC) for four-laning of the Dankuni-Chandannagar section of State Highway-13. Infrastructure majors such as Gammon India, HCC, IVRCL and Nagarjuna Cons..

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'Exit norms for road projects can bring in funds, cut debt'

Infrastructure companies have welcomed the Government’s move to bring in flexibility in the roads sector, including revised norms that permit stake sale in projects right after commissioning. The move is expected to accelerate the rate of churn of projects, increase the size of disinvestment, brin..

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