J Infratech Wins Rs 1.2 bn NHIDCL Highway Project in Assam
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J Infratech Wins Rs 1.2 bn NHIDCL Highway Project in Assam

J Infratech has recently secured a Rs 1.2 billion crore highway reconstruction project from the National Highways & Infrastructure Development Corporation (NHIDCL) under the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways. The work covers selected stretches of the Jhanji–Demow section of NH-37 (Old) in Assam, spanning 20.44 km between Km 514.360 and Km 534.800. The company has received the Letter of Acceptance and must complete the assignment within an accelerated four-month period.
The project is of strategic significance as this corridor acts as a key connector for major industrial, agricultural and commercial centres across Upper Assam. Its reconstruction is expected to improve ride quality, strengthen pavement durability and enhance safety for both passenger and freight traffic. Upgraded road infrastructure along this route is also anticipated to support smoother logistics, reduce travel time and contribute to the region’s broader economic development.
J Infratech stated that the award highlights its growing presence in the North-East and underscores its track record in timely, high-quality execution. According to Mr Abhishek Singla, GM – Business Development, the company remains committed to meeting the tight schedule while adhering to stringent engineering and safety standards, in line with NHIDCL’s expectations for high-impact transport projects.

J Infratech has recently secured a Rs 1.2 billion crore highway reconstruction project from the National Highways & Infrastructure Development Corporation (NHIDCL) under the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways. The work covers selected stretches of the Jhanji–Demow section of NH-37 (Old) in Assam, spanning 20.44 km between Km 514.360 and Km 534.800. The company has received the Letter of Acceptance and must complete the assignment within an accelerated four-month period.The project is of strategic significance as this corridor acts as a key connector for major industrial, agricultural and commercial centres across Upper Assam. Its reconstruction is expected to improve ride quality, strengthen pavement durability and enhance safety for both passenger and freight traffic. Upgraded road infrastructure along this route is also anticipated to support smoother logistics, reduce travel time and contribute to the region’s broader economic development.J Infratech stated that the award highlights its growing presence in the North-East and underscores its track record in timely, high-quality execution. According to Mr Abhishek Singla, GM – Business Development, the company remains committed to meeting the tight schedule while adhering to stringent engineering and safety standards, in line with NHIDCL’s expectations for high-impact transport projects.

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