State-owned NBCC's subsidiary, Hindustan Steelworks Construction, has won a Rs 1,000 crore contract to develop the campus of Gondwana University in Gadchiroli, Maharashtra. This project marks a significant milestone in NBCC's project management and real e
NbccHindustan Steelworks ConstructionGondwana UniversityGadchiroliEducational InfrastructureReal Estate MaharashtraOct 10, 2024
Hindustan Steelworks Construction (HSC) is the subsidiary of NBCC that won the Rs 1,000 crore contract to develop the Gondwana University campus.
Gondwana University is located in Gadchiroli, Maharashtra.
The total value of the contract is Rs 1,000 crore.
The project is expected to be completed within 36 months, subject to regulatory approvals and other necessary clearances.
NBCC operates in various sectors, including education, residential, commercial, and infrastructure, offering project management consultancy and real estate development services.
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