Hindustan Construction Company on Friday informed stock exchanges that its joint venture has secured a railway infrastructure contract worth approximately Rs 901 crore from the Northeast Frontier Railway.
In a regulatory filing dated December 19, 2025, the company said the contract has been awarded to the HCC–VCCL Joint Venture, in which Hindustan Construction Company holds a 65% stake. The project relates to the construction of New Tunnel-28 on the Tupul–Imphal new Broad Gauge railway line.
According to the press release, the scope of work includes the construction of a 3.5-kilometre main tunnel along with comprehensive design, engineering, and commissioning services. The project also involves the design and proof-checking of a Broad Gauge ballast-less track, followed by the supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of all related railway systems and structures.
The contract further covers the design, supply, erection, and commissioning of tunnel ventilation systems, complete electro-mechanical works, and the construction of approach roads and other ancillary infrastructure required for integration with the surrounding railway network.
HCC stated that the project forms part of the ongoing expansion and modernisation of India’s railway infrastructure. The company shared the update through an official press release submitted to the exchanges.
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