J Infratech secures NH-37 maintenance contract in Assam
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J Infratech secures NH-37 maintenance contract in Assam

The announcement
J Infratech has secured a contract from a Central Public Sector Undertaking (CPSU) for repair, maintenance and riding quality improvement on selected stretches of NH-37 (Old) in Assam. The order was issued through a formal letter of acceptance under FY 2025–26 (2nd Call).
CW analysis
The award underscores the growing institutional focus on lifecycle management of existing highway assets. With several national corridors witnessing sustained traffic volumes, periodic maintenance and riding quality upgrades are becoming critical to preserving network efficiency. The contract also reflects continued engagement of regional contractors in central highway programmes, particularly in the North-East.
The numbers
NH-37 (Old), Assam
Maintenance and rehabilitation works
Awarded under FY 2025–26 (2nd Call)
Official statement
Rajat Jaggi, AGM – Planning & Monitoring, J Infratech, said:
“This project reflects our continued commitment to strengthening and sustaining critical road infrastructure. Maintenance and rehabilitation are integral to ensuring the long-term performance of highways, particularly on routes that support substantial traffic volumes. We remain focused on delivering the project in line with the highest quality standards and within the stipulated timelines.”
What’s next
Execution will focus on restoring riding quality and ensuring minimal disruption to active traffic corridors.

The announcementJ Infratech has secured a contract from a Central Public Sector Undertaking (CPSU) for repair, maintenance and riding quality improvement on selected stretches of NH-37 (Old) in Assam. The order was issued through a formal letter of acceptance under FY 2025–26 (2nd Call).CW analysisThe award underscores the growing institutional focus on lifecycle management of existing highway assets. With several national corridors witnessing sustained traffic volumes, periodic maintenance and riding quality upgrades are becoming critical to preserving network efficiency. The contract also reflects continued engagement of regional contractors in central highway programmes, particularly in the North-East.The numbersNH-37 (Old), AssamMaintenance and rehabilitation worksAwarded under FY 2025–26 (2nd Call)Official statementRajat Jaggi, AGM – Planning & Monitoring, J Infratech, said:“This project reflects our continued commitment to strengthening and sustaining critical road infrastructure. Maintenance and rehabilitation are integral to ensuring the long-term performance of highways, particularly on routes that support substantial traffic volumes. We remain focused on delivering the project in line with the highest quality standards and within the stipulated timelines.”What’s nextExecution will focus on restoring riding quality and ensuring minimal disruption to active traffic corridors.

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