Highway Infrastructure has received a ₹198.31 crore construction order from the Central Public Works Department for a Central Industrial Security Force facility in Madhya Pradesh. The letter of acceptance was issued on November 3, with the company releasing further details on November 4.
The assignment covers planning, design and construction of residential and non-residential infrastructure for the first phase of the CISF’s 12th Reserve Battalion establishment. The site is at Jamunia Talab village in Sehore district.
The company said the work will be carried out under Engineering, Procurement and Construction Mode-I, with an execution period of two years. This places the planning and building responsibilities within the same project assignment.
Highway Infrastructure described the contract as its largest civil construction order. The Indore-based business also works in toll collection and real estate. The announcement concerns an awarded project that still has to be executed, rather than completed buildings or an operational battalion campus. The company did not announce an opening date for the facility.
Archive illustrative photograph of construction in India; not the Sehore project site. Photo: Construction by Mark Hillary, CC BY 2.0. Display may be resized or cropped.
