NBCC secures Rs 234.78 crore PMC order from ITBP for infrastructure development in Ladakh PSU Watch Archive
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NBCC secures Rs 234.78 crore PMC order from ITBP for infrastructure development in Ladakh

The order involves PMC services for the construction and redevelopment of various infrastructure facilities at the 28 ITBP BOPs

PSU Watch Bureau

New Delhi: State-owned NBCC (India) Limited has secured a work order worth approximately Rs 234.78 crore from the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) for providing Comprehensive Project Management Consultancy (PMC) services for infrastructure development at 28 Border Out Posts (BOPs) in Ladakh along the Northern Border.

The information about the 'project win' has been shared by the Navratna PSU in a regulatory filing to the stock exchanges on Thursday.

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The order, awarded in the ordinary course of business, involves PMC services for the construction and redevelopment of various infrastructure facilities at the 28 ITBP BOPs, NBCC infomed in the filings.

The order value of Rs 234.78 crore is exclusive of GST.

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According to NBCC, the contract has been awarded by a domestic entity and is classified as a Project Management Consultancy order. However, the company has not disclosed a specific execution timeline for the project.

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