In this analysis, Biltrax Construction Data provides insights into India’s building construction landscape for Q1 FY 2025-26. This report focuses on residential, commercial, retail, hospitality, healthcare, and various other miscellaneous projects discovered & documented through the BX-1 platform. It further examines quarterly trends, major players, and government initiatives shaping the nation’s construction industry.
Utilizing Biltrax Construction Data for Strategic Insights
Analyzing regional dynamics through zonal analytics empowers stakeholders to make well-informed decisions and uncover opportunities specific to each zone’s distinctive attributes.
Biltrax continues to play a pivotal role in tracking and analyzing India’s construction landscape. As of October 2025, the platform monitors 60,616 live construction projects nationwide, covering over 16.54 Billion-SqFt of area with an estimated construction cost of 11,989,053 INR-Crore (1.41 USD-Trillion). This extensive database represents a substantial portion of India’s construction industry, underscoring Biltrax’s depth of coverage and critical role in industry intelligence. The platform also includes data on 26,181 project owners, 10,699 architectural and consulting firms, and 6,826 construction firms. Additionally, Biltrax has documented more than 9.86 million approvals linked to over 18,000 active brands across the country, reinforcing its position as the most comprehensive source of construction intelligence in India
Overview:
Biltrax’s BX-1 platform mapped significant momentum in terms of both project volume and construction cost during Q1 FY 2025-26 (April–June 2025). A total of 2,610 projects were tracked with an estimated construction value of 240,219 INR-Crore (27.39 USD-Billion). These projects cover an anticipated construction area of 687.57 Million-SqFt. In the same period, 1,195 tenders were identified, of which more than 363 remain active. Meanwhile, 1,255 awarded contracts were documented, collectively valued at approximately 25,545 INR-Crore
Sector-Wise Distribution
The private sector continued to drive a larger share of activity with 1,612 projects, translating to a substantial 538.65 Million-SqFt of construction area and an estimated construction cost of 188,940 INR-Crore. Meanwhile, the public sector, including public-private ventures, contributed 998 projects. This comprised 984 public sector projects covering 140.85 Million-SqFt with a construction cost of 44,244 INR-Crore, along with 14 public-private venture projects spanning 8.07 Million-SqFt and valued at 7,035 INR-Crore
Zone-wise Distribution
Biltrax tracks projects zone-wise as elaborated below
– North Zone – Delhi, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Chandigarh, Ladakh.
– Northeast Zone – Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim, Tripura.
– East Zone – Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha, West Bengal.
– West Zone – Dadra & Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu, Goa, Gujarat, Maharashtra.
– South Zone – Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Lakshadweep, Pondicherry, Tamil Nadu, Telangana.
– Central Zone – Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh.
Zone-wise Distribution (% by Construction Value)
| Zone | Project Nos | Construction Area (Million-SqFt) | Construction Value (INR-Crore) |
| West Zone | 1,000 | 278.96 | 98,979 |
| South Zone | 510 | 171.02 | 61,877 |
| North Zone | 387 | 141.70 | 47,219 |
| Central Zone | 126 | 36.96 | 13,888 |
| East Zone | 302 | 36.69 | 10,620 |
| Northeast Zone | 285 | 22.24 | 7,636 |
| Total | 2,610 | 687.57 | 240,219 |
In Q1 FY 2025-26, the West zone retained its position as the leading zone, building on its dominance from the previous fiscal year (FY 2024-25). The zone accounted for 1,000 projects, covering 278.96 Million-SqFt of area with an estimated construction cost of 98,979 INR-Crore. Moreover, this represented a substantial 41.2% share of the total construction cost tracked during the quarter.
A. North Zone
Construction Projects in the North Zone in Q1 FY 2025-26
In Q1 FY 2025-26, the North zone showcased robust development activity with 387 projects tracked, encompassing 141.70 Million-SqFt of area and an estimated outlay of 47,219 INR-Crore. The public sector accounted for a larger number of projects, with 206 developments spanning 32.27 Million-SqFt and valued at 13,165 INR-Crore. Meanwhile, the private sector, though contributing 181 projects, drove a significantly higher share of the construction cost. The sector covered 109.43 Million-SqFt of construction area worth a total estimated 34,054 INR-Crore.
Adding to its dominance, the North zone recorded the highest number of tenders and contracts across the country, with 268 tenders pegged at 9,116 INR-Crore. BX-1 also documented 327 awarded contracts in the zone during FY 2025-26, collectively valued at 5,510 INR-Crore.
Leading States in the North Zone Q1 FY 2025-26
During Q1 FY 2025-26, Uttar Pradesh emerged as the top-performing state in the North zone, contributing 140 projects out of the total. These projects covered 64.24 Million-SqFt of construction area with an estimated construction cost of 23,917 INR-Crore. The state accounted for over 50% of the North zone’s overall construction cost.
During the same period, BX-1 identified 110 tenders worth 3,427 INR-Crore in Uttar Pradesh. Additionally, the platform documented 138 awarded contracts with a combined value of 1,353 INR-Crore.
| State | Project Nos | Construction Area (Million-SqFt) | Construction Value (INR-Crore) | %age Construction Value |
| Uttar Pradesh | 140 | 64.24 | 23,917 | 50.65% |
| Punjab | 48 | 28.27 | 8,235 | 17.44% |
| Haryana | 40 | 19.39 | 6,697 | 14.18% |
The Uttar Pradesh Government is advancing its infrastructure development agenda through major initiatives in healthcare and education. The government is planning to launch a new state health policy to enhance hospital infrastructure and attract private investment through three region-specific models. Under Model A, 17 municipal corporations will each receive three 200-bed super-specialty hospitals. These hospitals will be built through private participation. Meanwhile, Model B will extend similar 200-bed hospitals to 57 district headquarters. Model C will focus on constructing 100-bed hospitals in rural and backward areas across all 75 districts, ensuring equitable healthcare access.
Simultaneously, under the Pradhan Mantri Jan Vikas Karyakram (PMJVK), 19 new Government degree colleges will be established in minority-concentrated areas, supplementing the 71 colleges already under development. These include multiple projects in districts such as Meerut, Gautam Buddha Nagar, and Pratapgarh. Collectively, these initiatives will significantly strengthen social infrastructure and stimulate private-sector participation.
Key Stakeholders in the North Zone (Based on Construction Value)
Building on strong public sector momentum in the North zone, 82 government project owners contributed to the overall development pipeline during Q1 FY 2024-25. Among them, Construction & Design Services, Uttar Pradesh Jal Nigam (CDSUPJN) emerged as a key contributor. Its project portfolio comprised 30 developments worth 708 INR-Crore during Q1 FY 2025-26. Additionally, CDSUPJN dominated the tendering and contracting activity, documenting 33 tenders worth 719 INR-Crore and 43 awarded contracts valued at 270 INR-Crore.
Meanwhile, the Lucknow Development Authority is spearheading another noteworthy Government initiative. The authority has proposed to develop a township in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, spanning 785 Acres with 5,000 INR-Crore. This project will feature Residential Plots under EWS, LIG, and MIG categories, a 100 Bedded Hospital, a Police Station, Commercial Plots, and Institutional Plots. Muralage has been appointed as a design architect for this project.
On the private front, the North zone was shaped by 165 project owners. Among them, Prestige Group and Homeland Group stood out, each advancing 2 projects with a respective construction cost of 3,999 INR-Crore and 2,036 INR-Crore. Additionally, Apollo Hospitals contributed notably with 3 private healthcare facilities under development, representing a cumulative construction cost of 670 INR-Crore.
A total of 108 design architects further strengthened the zone’s profile. Notable firms such as Space Designers International are handling 6 projects worth 4,815 INR-Crore. Meanwhile, Gian P Mathur & Associates Private Limited (GPM) and Arete Design Studio are each leading 7 projects, with the combined cost of each architect’s portfolio exceeding 1,500 INR-Crore.
Also Read: Industrial Construction Trends in India’s North and Northeast Zones: FY 2023-24
B. East Zone
Construction Projects in the East Zone in Q1 FY 2025-26
BX-1 recorded consistent development activity in the East zone during Q1 FY 2025-26, with 302 projects mapped. These projects together span 36.69 Million-SqFt of construction area with an estimated construction cost of 10,620 INR-Crore. Additionally, the private sector led with 164 projects, accounting for 6,642 INR-Crore, indicating its growing participation. The public sector added 138 projects, valued at 3,978 INR-Crore.
Leading States in the East Zone Q1 FY 2025-26
In the East zone, West Bengal and Bihar retained a strong position in Q1 FY 2025-26, together contributing more than half of the zone’s construction value. West Bengal accounted for 94 projects, covering 9.85 Million-SqFt with an estimated construction cost of 3,073 INR-Crore. This activity was largely private-sector driven, with 80 projects, valued at 2,455 INR-Crore.
Bihar followed closely with 116 projects, the highest in the zone, with a construction cost of 2,753 INR-Crore. The government-led projects led the state with 81 projects, worth a total 2,009 INR-Crore. The state also reported 89 tenders worth 2,615.28 INR-Crore and 47 awarded contracts totaling 1,373.91 INR-Crore
| State | Project Nos | Construction Area (Million-SqFt) | Construction Value (INR-Crore) | %age Construction Value |
| West Bengal | 94 | 9.85 | 3,073 | 28.94% |
| Bihar | 116 | 11.59 | 2,753 | 25.92% |
| Odisha | 49 | 8.22 | 2,523 | 23.76% |
| Jharkhand | 42 | 7.00 | 2,241 | 21.10% |
Key Stakeholders in the East Zone (Based on Construction Value)
The East zone in Q1 FY 2025-26 witnessed a dynamic mix of high-value private ventures and government-led initiatives. The zone recorded participation from 151 private sector project owners. The hospitality sector also contributed remarkably, with Radisson Hotel Group (RHG) proposing 4 projects worth 438 INR-Crore. Of these, 3 projects are valued at 359 INR-Crore in collaboration with Sharda Shelters. Additionally, ITC Hotels partnered with LR Berlia Group for a 324 INR-Crore project.
Government-backed projects played a crucial role in shaping the zone’s activity. Across the zone, 41 public sector project owners were engaged in development. Bihar Medical Services and Infrastructure Corporation Limited (BMSICL) led with 30 projects covering 3.15 Million-SqFt and a total construction cost of 646 INR-Crore. The corporation also contributed significantly to tendering activity with 31 tenders worth 832 INR-Crore documented. Odisha added to this momentum, with the Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation (IDCO) managing the highest contract value of 1,108 INR-Crore across 5 projects. Moreover, the Government of Odisha Works Department recorded the largest contract count with 38 contracts valued at 234 INR-Crore
The East zone’s development ecosystem was further strengthened by 135 consultants mapped during the quarter. Program/Project Management (PMC) firms played a central role, with NBCC (India) Limited overseeing 5 projects worth 355 INR-Crore, while National Projects Construction Corporation Limited (NPCC) managed 3 projects. Design expertise added depth, with Aryan Architects and Mass & Void each handling 5 projects, valued at 187 INR-Crore and 166 INR-Crore, respectively.
Also Read: Overview of India’s Roads & Highways Sector in FY 2023-24: North, Northeast, and East Zones
C. West Zone
Construction Projects in the West Zone in Q1 FY 2025-26
In Q1 FY 2025-26, the West zone once again led India’s construction activity, contributing over 41% of the total construction value tracked nationwide. BX-1 documented 1,000 projects across the zone, translating to 278.96 Million-SqFt of construction area with an estimated outlay of 98,979 INR-Crore.
The private sector drove most of the activity this quarter, contributing about 88% of the total cost across 819 projects. Meanwhile, the Public sector, though fewer in number at 181 projects, maintained a strong presence with 11,933 INR-Crore.
In terms of project pipeline, the zone saw robust traction with 224 tenders valued at 11,643 INR-Crore and 235 awarded contracts amounting to 4,271 INR-Crore documented.
Leading States in the West Zone Q1 FY 2025-26
Maharashtra dominated the West zone’s construction landscape during the first quarter of FY 2025-26. The state contributed 606 projects, spanning 195.29 Million-SqFt of construction area. These projects were together valued at an estimated 72,949 INR-Crore of construction cost, contributing 73% to the zone’s total value. This activity was driven largely by the private sector, which accounted for 496 projects and 64,693 INR-Crore in cost.
| State | Project Nos | Construction Area (Million-SqFt) | Construction Value (INR-Crore) | %age Construction Value |
| Maharashtra | 606 | 195.29 | 72,949 | 73.70% |
| Gujarat | 335 | 78.45 | 24,599 | 24.85% |
The Maharashtra Government has undertaken a major initiative to strengthen housing infrastructure through the newly approved State Housing Policy 2025, titled ‘Majhe Ghar – Majhe Adhikar’ (My Home – My Rights). With a planned outlay of 70,000 INR-Crore, the Government aims to construct 35 Lakh homes across the state over the next five years. As part of this effort, a 20,000 INR-Crore ‘Maha Aawas Nidhi’ will be established to finance large-scale housing projects focused on slum rehabilitation, redevelopment, and affordable housing. The government will set up a 2,000 INR-Crore self-redevelopment fund and a dedicated redevelopment cell to empower cooperative housing societies. This initiative will enable independent redevelopment and promote sustainable urban growth.
Key Stakeholders in the West Zone (Based on Construction Value)
The West zone’s development activity in Q1 FY 2025-26 was led by a broad base of private players, with BX-1 mapping 761 project owners. Among these, Solitaire (Chordia Group) stood out with the proposal of DSK Dream City in Pune, Maharashtra. Spanning 220 Acres, the project is estimated at 11,293 INR-Crore and will deliver 20,904 apartment units. Several leading developers also undertook large residential projects during the quarter. Notably, Mahindra Lifespaces, Oberoi Realty Limited, and Baviskar Build Reality each announced projects exceeding 1,900 INR-Crore. Similarly, Godrej Properties Limited proposed 3 projects valued at 2,239 INR-Crore, while Lodha Group (Macrotech Developers) followed with 3 projects worth 1,883 INR-Crore.
Government-led projects continued to shape the zone’s development landscape. The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) advanced 2 rehabilitation building projects valued at 3,000 INR-Crore, with Sandeep Shikre & Associates serving as the design architect. Further strengthening the development momentum, the Public Works Department, Maharashtra (PWD), also remained highly active, overseeing 57 projects worth 2,416 INR-Crore, alongside 99 awarded contracts totaling 5,954 INR-Crore. The department further contributed to tendering activity, with 63 tenders valued at 2,594 INR-Crore documented. Sandeep Shikre & Associates additionally secured 2 contracts in the zone, with a combined project value of 23,089 INR-Crore.
A strong consultant ecosystem supported project execution in the West zone, comprising 790 entities. Design architects accounted for the largest share, with 459 firms mapped during the period. Significantly, Z Axis Architects & Engineers led with 16 projects, while Concept Design Cell (Urban Analysis) is managing 2 projects valued at 2,100 INR-Crore. BX-1 identified 227 structural engineering firms, with Kanhai Engineers working on 16 projects and Shilp Consulting Engineers handling 2 projects worth 3,000 INR-Crore. Additionally, 70 MEP consultants were identified in the zone, including Engineering Virtual Built Consultants Private Limited, overseeing 3 projects valued at 3,029 INR-Crore. Meanwhile, Pankaj Dharkar & Associates is managing 6 projects totaling 734 INR-Crore.
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D. South Zone
Construction Projects in the South Zone in Q1 FY 2025-26
In Q1 FY 2025-26, the South zone emerged as the second-largest contributor to national construction activity. The zone saw 510 upcoming and ongoing projects, spanning 171.02 Million-SqFt of construction, with a combined construction value of 61,877 INR-Crore. The private sector drove the majority of these projects, with 333 projects covering 140.71 Million-SqFt and accounting for 50,976 INR-Crore in estimated construction cost.
Simultaneously, the South zone dominated government-backed activity, with the BX-2 platform mapping the highest value of tenders and awarded contracts across all zones. The quarter captured 230 tenders worth 27,067 INR-Crore and 270 awarded contracts valued at 7,547 INR-Crore.
Leading States in the South Zone Q1 FY 2025-26
Karnataka emerged as the top state in the South zone, accounting for over half of the zone’s construction value in Q1 FY 2025-26. The state implemented 164 building construction projects, covering 84.58 Million-SqFt and valued at 31,395 INR-Crore. The private sector dominated the activity, contributing 116 projects across 77.47 Million-SqFt, with an estimated cost of 28,307 INR-Crore.
| State | Project Nos | Construction Area (Million-SqFt) | Construction Value (INR-Crore) | %age Construction Value |
| Karnataka | 164 | 84.58 | 31,395 | 50.74% |
| Telangana | 115 | 53.94 | 19,772 | 31.95% |
| Tamil Nadu | 111 | 18.59 | 6,311 | 10.20% |
Hyderabad and Bengaluru solidified their positions as leading Global Capability Center (GCC) destinations in India, driving large-scale infrastructure and real estate development across the South zone. In Bengaluru, the continuous influx of global corporations establishing or expanding their GCCs is driving steady development of high-end office spaces, modern business districts, and premium residential projects. The city’s established status as a GCC hub continues to stimulate demand for quality commercial and urban infrastructure. Meanwhile, Hyderabad is rapidly emerging as a fast-growing GCC destination, attracting global firms such as Dai-ichi Life with Capgemini, Vanguard, and Citizens Financial Group Inc. with Cognizant. This surge in GCC activity is transforming the city’s real estate landscape, fueling large-scale development of integrated business parks and high-grade office spaces, especially across western Hyderabad’s IT corridors.
Key Stakeholders in the South Zone (Based on Construction Value)
The South zone in Q1 FY 2025-26 was marked by strong participation from 354 project owners, including 286 from the private sector. Among these, Puravankara Projects Limited led with 3 projects with a construction cost of 2,996 INR-Crore. Similarly, Century Real Estate Holdings Private Limited and Prestige Group dominated in Karnataka with 3 projects each, valued at over 1,700 INR-Crore.
Moreover, public sector involvement remained critical, with 68 Government project owners driving activity, most of which were in the contractor-tendering stage. The Telangana State Education and Welfare Infrastructure Development Corporation (TSEWIDC) spearheaded 16 educational projects worth 1,647 INR-Crore, supported by Zaki & Associates as structural engineers on 11 projects. Similarly, the Karnataka Housing Board (KHB) is involved in the development of 17 educational projects. Reinforcing this drive, the Roads and Buildings Department, Telangana, advanced 14 court building projects, with a total outlay of 2,385 INR-Crore.
Additionally, the consultant ecosystem continued to play a key role in the zone, with 302 consultants mapped. The zone recorded the highest participation from design architects, with 164 firms identified during the period. Building on this momentum, Kembhavi Architecture Foundation contributed to 6 projects in Karnataka valued at 3,784 INR-Crore. Meanwhile, RSP Design Consultants India Private Limited was appointed for 3 commercial projects worth 2,197 INR-Crore. Furthermore, on the MEP front, HMN Techno Consultants (HM Nagesh Consultants) is handling 6 projects totaling 1,978 INR-Crore.
Also Read: Navigating Building Construction Trends in India’s West Zone: FY 2023-24
E. Central Zone
Construction Projects in the Central Zone in Q1 FY 2025-26
BX-1 mapped 126 projects in the Central zone during Q1 FY 2025-26, covering 36.96 Million-SqFt with an estimated construction cost of 13,888 INR-Crore. The private sector contributed 30 projects, spanning 15.49 Million-SqFt and pegged at 7,944 INR-Crore, signaling fewer but larger-value developments. The public sector anchored the overall project volume with 96 projects spread across 21.47 Million-SqFt, amounting to 5,944 INR-Crore.
Government activity was further reflected through contracting trends. A total of 123 tenders amounting to 6,806.23 INR-Crore and 97 awarded contracts worth 967.51 INR-Crore were documented on the BX-1 platform.
Leading States in the Central Zone Q1 FY 2025-26
Both Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh defined the construction narrative in the Central zone during Q1 FY 2025-26. In terms of construction cost, Chhattisgarh captured nearly 54% of the zone’s total share. The state recorded 42 projects, with an estimated 7,481 INR-Crore. Notably, over 70% stemmed from private sector projects.
Meanwhile, Madhya Pradesh spearheaded a higher project count with 84 developments, at 6,407 INR-Crore. The state’s growth momentum was largely driven by public sector project volume, which contributed over 80% of its pipeline. Furthermore, Madhya Pradesh demonstrated strong government project activity, accounting for 58 tenders and 67 awarded contracts identified.
| State | Project Nos | Construction Area (Million-SqFt) | Construction Value (INR-Crore) | %age Construction Value |
| Chhattisgarh | 42 | 16.86 | 7,481 | 53.87% |
| Madhya Pradesh | 84 | 20.10 | 6,407 | 46.13% |
The Madhya Pradesh Government has outlined a strategic focus on strengthening educational infrastructure across the state. As part of this vision, the Government announced the construction of 350 ‘Arun Uday’ schools in tribal regions under the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model. This initiative represents a significant step toward expanding access to modern education in underserved areas, with the Government funding the construction and private partners overseeing operations and maintenance to ensure long-term efficiency and sustainability.
Key Stakeholders in the Central Zone (Based on Construction Value)
The Central zone witnessed balanced traction between private developers contributing significantly by value and public authorities leading by project volume. A total of 26 government entities were mapped during the first quarter of FY 2025-26. The Directorate of Health Services, Madhya Pradesh, spearheaded 7 projects with a cumulative construction cost of 1,560 INR-Crore. These developments included new medical colleges and the upgradation of district hospitals, each valued at nearly 260 INR-Crore.
Additionally, the Chhattisgarh Medical Services Corporation Limited (CGMSC) advanced 4 healthcare projects totaling 1,161 INR-Crore. All these developments featured Sandeep Neena and Associates as the design architect, while Dee Vee Projects Limited served as the EPC contractor for 3 of them. Building on this momentum, the Madhya Pradesh Building Development Corporation Limited (MPBDCL) showcased widespread project activity, with 35 projects worth 726 INR-Crore. The corporation also accounted for 32 tenders valued at 752 INR-Crore and 16 awarded contracts amounting to 178 INR-Crore, reflecting steady upliftment of government-led infrastructure progress across the Central zone.
On the private side, 32 entities were recorded, including developers, clients, hospitality management firms, and data centre developers. Among the key highlights, RackBank Datacenters Private Limited is developing a 3,750 INR-Crore facility in Raipur, Chhattisgarh. The first phase will commence with a capacity of 5 MW and is planned to expand to 150 MW. Additionally, prominent residential developers such as MPM Group, Sagar Group, SSN Annapurna Heights LLP, and Satguru Developers undertook housing projects, each exceeding a construction cost of 200 INR-Crore.
Also Read: Overview of India’s Roads & Highways Sector in FY 2023-24: West, South, and Central Zones
F. Northeast Zone
Construction Projects in the Northeast Zone in Q1 FY 2025-26
The Northeast zone experienced an increase in activity in Q1 FY 2025-26, with 285 projects identified across the zone. These projects collectively span 22.24 Million-SqFt of construction area and represent a construction cost of 7,636 INR-Crore.
Public sector development continued to dominate, contributing 200 projects, translating to 5,358 INR-Crore in estimated cost. The private sector supplemented this growth with 85 projects and valued at 2,278 INR-Crore. During this period, BX-1 mapped 164 tenders worth 5,260 INR-Crore, and 135 awarded contracts totaling 3,214 INR-Crore.
Leading States in the Northeast Zone Q1 FY 2025-26
Assam stood out as the powerhouse of the Northeast zone during Q1 FY 2025-26, contributing to 236 projects. This accounted for over 70% of the zone’s total construction cost. The public sector remained strong with 152 projects and valued at 3,260 INR-Crore.
| State | Project Nos | Construction Area (Million-SqFt) | Construction Value (INR-Crore) | %age Construction Value |
| Assam | 236 | 14.39 | 5,483 | 71.80% |
| Tripura | 21 | 3.48 | 791 | 10.36% |
| Arunachal Pradesh | 12 | 1.64 | 534 | 6.99% |
The state governments in the Northeast zone have intensified efforts to strengthen educational infrastructure and are aiming at modernizing school facilities. Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha launched a 1,000 INR-Crore program focused on upgrading rural schools. The initiative covered projects under multiple schemes, including 213.4 INR-Crore for construction in 30 schools. Similarly, the Assam Government allocated a substantial 32,000 INR-Crore to upgrade 4,000 high and higher secondary schools by 2035. Construction began with 500 schools, targeting the completion of 200 new buildings by the end of 2025.
Meanwhile, Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu rolled out education infrastructure projects worth 750 INR-Crore under the Shikshit Arunachal 2029 Mission. The plan included upgrading 39 Government Higher Secondary Schools (300 INR-Crore), constructing hostels and staff quarters (322 INR-Crore), developing large-capacity hostels under the DAJGUA scheme (71.40 INR-Crore), and enhancing facilities at Arunachal University, Pasighat (30 INR-Crore).
Key Stakeholders in the Northeast Zone (Based on Construction Value)
In the Northeast zone, educational developments contributed notably, with 142 projects mapped. Of the 132 projects to be executed by the Public Works (Building & NH) Department, Assam, 110 were exclusively educational, valued at 875 INR-Crore. These primarily consisted of higher secondary schools, largely small-scale in nature.
Among government-led projects, Sikaria Mega Food Park Private Limited (SMFPL), a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) under the Ministry of Food Processing Industries, has engaged Water and Power Consultancy Services (WAPCOS) Limited as Program/Project Management (PMC) consultant for 7 projects worth 635 INR-Crore. Additionally, Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti drove 9 residential developments, valued at 549 INR-Crore, with NBCC (India) Limited serving as the PMC for 8 of these projects.
On the private side, Assam saw several high-value developments, as tracked by BX-1. In the healthcare sector, notable projects included Medanta Group and 2 projects by Axom Capital Private Limited (SN Group of Companies). In the hospitality segment, the BX-1 Platform. also tracked developments by Marriott International, Juniper Hotels, and Subham Group.
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Zonal analytics are crucial for understanding regional dynamics and offer essential insights for stakeholders to navigate the complex building construction sector. By utilizing data from Biltrax, industry professionals gain access to up-to-date, comprehensive information on construction projects across the country. As regional trends evolve, this in-depth analysis empowers industry participants to make well-informed decisions, ensuring alignment with local demands and opportunities.
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