A joint venture comprising Ceigall India and Sushee Infra Mining has secured four Letters of Acceptance (LoAs) from the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways. The contracts are for the construction of multiple road packages on National Highway 913 in Arunachal Pradesh, with an aggregate bid cost of ₹2,149.62 crore.
According to a company statement, Ceigall India holds a 74 per cent stake in the CIL-SIML joint venture, while Sushee Infra Mining holds the remaining 26 per cent. The projects have been awarded on an Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) basis.
The four awarded packages involve the construction and development of intermediate lane roads across key sections of NH-913, also known as the Frontier Highway, located in Arunachal Pradesh.
The specific project sections and their respective bid costs include:
Huri–Taliha Section (0.000 km to 55.725 km): Awarded with a bid cost of ₹521 crore.
Sarli–Huri Section (0.000 km to 78.38 km): Awarded with a bid cost of ₹611.10 crore.
Huri–Taliha Section (55.725 km to 113.25 km): Awarded with a bid cost of ₹525 crore.
Huri–Taliha Section (160.75 km to 209.90 km): Awarded with a bid cost of ₹492.52 crore.
Commenting on the development, Ramneek Sehgal, Chairman and Managing Director of Ceigall India, said that these projects further strengthen the company's presence in India's strategic road infrastructure development. He added that the wins reflect the firm's capabilities in executing large and complex projects across challenging geographies.
"Securing large-scale EPC contracts in challenging terrains like Arunachal Pradesh highlights the execution capabilities required for heavy infrastructure projects. Joint ventures enable companies to pool resources and mitigate risks effectively while bidding for high-value government mandates. This order win reinforces the strategic importance of regional connectivity development and demonstrates steady project pipeline growth for the involved partners." — Dr. Shishir Gupta, Founder & CEO, StartupLanes
