NBCC (India) Ltd, announced on Friday, December 27, that it secured multiple orders worth an estimated 368.75 INR-Crore. Among these, the largest order of 300 INR-Crore came from the Varanasi Development Authority.
NBCC will develop the Jawaharlal Nehru Commercial Complex (JLNCC) at Englishya Lines in Varanasi using a self-sustainable model. This will mark a major milestone in urban infrastructure development.
The second order, valued at an estimated 44 INR-Crore, was awarded by the Power Grid Corporation of India. NBCC will construct and furnish a 500-bed multi-storey ‘Vishram Sadan’ at AIIMS Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh. This project aims to enhance healthcare infrastructure and provide modern facilities for patients and visitors.
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The final order, worth 24.38 INR-Crore, came from IIT Roorkee, Uttarakhand. NBCC will construct the Mehta Family School of Data Science and Artificial Intelligence. The project includes electrical installations, HVAC systems, firefighting measures, fire alarms, lifts, audio-visual setups, CCTV, and BMS installations, showcasing NBCC’s technical prowess.
These NBCC orders highlight the company’s expertise in executing diverse and complex projects. With a commitment to quality and innovation, NBCC continues to drive excellence in India’s construction landscape.
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