Highway Infrastructure Wins ₹198.31 Crore CPWD Contract for CISF Battalion Project
Highway Infrastructure Limited has won a contract worth ₹198.31 crore from Central Public Works Department (CPWD) for residential and non-residential infrastructure of CISF 12th Reserve Battalion in Madhya Pradesh. This is the largest civil construction contract ever received by the company.
The Letter of Acceptance (LOA) for Phase-I of the project to be constructed at Village Jamunia Talab, Sehore district was awarded to the company. The project will be executed in EPC Mode-I and would be completed within two years.
This includes planning, designing and building of residential and non-residential infrastructure for setting up CISF battalion.
Order book crosses ₹1,776 crore
The new contract adds to Highway Infrastructure's existing project portfolio. As of 31 October 2026, the value of its total order book was ₹1,776.19 crore.
According to the company, this order from CPWD is one of the biggest orders in civil construction sector awarded to the company ever. The contract also adds a major government infrastructure assignment to its EPC business.
Anoop Agrawal, Whole Time Director and Chief Financial Officer of Highway Infrastructure Limited, said the order would broaden the company's experience in executing government infrastructure projects. He also pointed to the growing order book as a reflection of the business opportunities secured by the company.
Agrawal said the company intends to build on its existing capabilities, take part in larger infrastructure projects and strengthen its execution capacity.
Highway Infrastructure's business operations
Highway Infrastructure Limited started its business in 2006 and operates in three business sectors of toll collection, EPC and real estate.
Its operations cover 11 states and one Union Territory. The company has capabilities in tollway operations and infrastructure project execution, supported by technology-based processes.
The latest CPWD contract adds to its construction portfolio, with the two-year execution period setting the timeline for the CISF battalion infrastructure project.
