G R Infraprojects Limited has secured an estimated 1,897.51 INR-Crore rail infrastructure contract from West Central Railway for construction work in Madhya Pradesh. West Central Railway issued the Letter of Acceptance (LoA) dated February 17.
The contract covers the construction of a new railway line between Km 124/400 and Km 165/380. This section will connect Bahari and Gondawali stations under the Sidhi–Singrauli new rail link initiative. G R Infraprojects will execute the work on an Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) basis. Furthermore, the project is expected to be completed within 900 days (30 months) from the appointed date.
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The scope of work also includes extensive earthwork and the construction of minor, major, and important bridges. Moreover, it covers the development of a viaduct and the construction of road overbridges (ROB – RCC Box Type) and road underbridges (RUB/LHS). Additionally, the contract involves construction of station buildings, tunnels, track laying, and other associated civil works.
The G R Infraprojects rail contract is expected to enhance rail connectivity in the resource-rich Sidhi and Singrauli regions of Madhya Pradesh. By linking key nodes along the corridor, the project aims to improve passenger mobility and freight movement across central India. The awarded EPC project aligns with broader Indian Railways plans to expand the rail network and strengthen logistics infrastructure.
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