NBCC Bags New Project Management Orders Worth Rs 42.55 Crore

New work orders totaling approximately Rs 42.55 crore have been secured by a leading public sector construction firm on May 23, 2026. These contracts were awarded in the ordinary course of business and involve project management consultancy services for domestic clients. The combined value of these assignments excludes goods and services tax. This latest addition to the order book reflects the company's continued momentum in securing government and institutional infrastructure projects.

A significant portion of the new business comes from a contract with Indian Bank valued at Rs 35.63 crore. This specific project involves the construction of office premises located at Uddandarayunipalem in Amaravati, Andhra Pradesh. The company will act as the project management consultant to ensure the delivery of the banking infrastructure. This project represents the bulk of the current order intake and highlights the firm's capability in handling financial sector assets.

Another contract worth Rs 6.92 crore has been awarded by the Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti for educational infrastructure. The scope of work includes the construction of a parallel extension for an existing school building and the development of additional staff quarters. This project is situated at JNV Nandurbar-I in Maharashtra. The assignment follows the company's established model of providing consultancy for public educational facilities across various Indian states.

Both projects are domestic in nature and do not involve any related party transactions. The company has confirmed that no promoter or promoter group entities have any interest in the awarding organizations. These orders are expected to contribute to the steady flow of revenue from the project management consultancy segment. The firm continues to leverage its technical expertise to win diverse contracts across the education and banking sectors.

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