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Authority’s Engineer — Amritsar–Jamnagar Economic Corridor
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Amritsar–Jamnagar Economic Corridor

Authority’s Engineer / Independent Engineer on named packages of the Amritsar–Jamnagar Economic Corridor.

Punjab, Rajasthan and Gujarat packagesNational Highways Authority of India

Official mandate

Authority’s Engineer / Independent Engineer on named packages of the Amritsar–Jamnagar Economic Corridor, including Deogarh (Dhandhaniya) to the Rajasthan/Gujarat border, the border to Santalpur, Amritsar–Bathinda (NH-754A) and Ludhiana–Bathinda (NH-754AD)

What we do on this seat

CPCL is Authority’s Engineer / Independent Engineer on named packages of the Amritsar–Jamnagar Economic Corridor: Deogarh (Dhandhaniya) to the Rajasthan/Gujarat border (AE-47), the border to Santalpur (AE-52), Amritsar–Bathinda on NH-754A (AE-62) and Ludhiana–Bathinda on NH-754AD (AE-70). Several assignments are in joint venture, including with Dhruv Consultancy Services Limited, K&J Projects Private Limited and Infrailluminations.

Official MoRTH material describes a six-lane access-controlled greenfield of 917 km through Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan and Gujarat, toward western ports. That is the length of the Government corridor, not kilometres constructed by CPCL. Each package’s joint-venture share is taken from its letter of award.

Highlights

  • Named packages, not the full 917 km corridor
  • Amritsar–Bathinda (NH-754A) and Ludhiana–Bathinda (NH-754AD)
  • Deogarh to Rajasthan/Gujarat border and border to Santalpur
CPCL’s role on this assignment is consultancy — design review, supervision, due diligence or related advisory — not civil construction of the corridor or asset.