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EMS Ltd Receives Letter of Award From NHAI For User Fee Agency
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EMS Ltd Receives Letter of Award From NHAI For User Fee Agency

EMS Limited has received a Letter of Award for the engagement of a user fee agency at the Bartana Fee Plaza on the four-laning project of the Jind–Gohana Greenfield section of National Highway 352A in Haryana. The contract was issued through an e-tender by the National Highways Authority of India and covers the fee plaza located at kilometre 13.000 on the package that runs from kilometre 0.000 to kilometre 40.601. The package therefore spans a distance of 40.601 kilometres and forms part of a broader highway upgrade in the region.

The estimated order value, excluding tax collected at source, is approximately Rs. 199.127 million (mn). This figure follows the conversion of the announced amount of Rs. 1,991.27 lakh into million values for clarity and reporting consistency. The stated figure is presented on a net basis in the company filing.

In an intimation dated 18 August 2026 the company stated that it had received highest bidder H1 status for the tender awarded by the National Highways Authority of India. H1 status denotes the highest bidder in the tender evaluation process and formed the basis for the award decision. The entity filed the disclosure with regulatory authorities to inform stakeholders of the tender outcome.

EMS Limited is an engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) company registered in India that specialises in water and wastewater management. The company will assume responsibilities associated with a user fee agency, including management of fee collection operations and compliance requirements at the fee plaza. The role will require coordination with highway authorities and adherence to contractual performance standards.

The company communicated the development in a filing dated 29 August 2026 and made the information available to market participants. The award relates to service delivery alongside physical four-laning works and contributes to the ongoing modernisation of the Jind–Gohana corridor.

EMS Limited has received a Letter of Award for the engagement of a user fee agency at the Bartana Fee Plaza on the four-laning project of the Jind–Gohana Greenfield section of National Highway 352A in Haryana. The contract was issued through an e-tender by the National Highways Authority of India and covers the fee plaza located at kilometre 13.000 on the package that runs from kilometre 0.000 to kilometre 40.601. The package therefore spans a distance of 40.601 kilometres and forms part of a broader highway upgrade in the region. The estimated order value, excluding tax collected at source, is approximately Rs. 199.127 million (mn). This figure follows the conversion of the announced amount of Rs. 1,991.27 lakh into million values for clarity and reporting consistency. The stated figure is presented on a net basis in the company filing. In an intimation dated 18 August 2026 the company stated that it had received highest bidder H1 status for the tender awarded by the National Highways Authority of India. H1 status denotes the highest bidder in the tender evaluation process and formed the basis for the award decision. The entity filed the disclosure with regulatory authorities to inform stakeholders of the tender outcome. EMS Limited is an engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) company registered in India that specialises in water and wastewater management. The company will assume responsibilities associated with a user fee agency, including management of fee collection operations and compliance requirements at the fee plaza. The role will require coordination with highway authorities and adherence to contractual performance standards. The company communicated the development in a filing dated 29 August 2026 and made the information available to market participants. The award relates to service delivery alongside physical four-laning works and contributes to the ongoing modernisation of the Jind–Gohana corridor.

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