Hindustan Construction Company Limited (HCC), secured a significant railway contract valued at ₹577.89 crore from the Northeast Frontier Railway. The project has been awarded to the HCC-VCCL Joint Venture in which HCC holds a 65% stake.
The scope of work includes balance of work construction of four critical tunnels —Tunnel No. 9 (600 m), Tunnel No. 11 (350 m), Tunnel No. 13 (400 m), and Tunnel No. 16 (600 m) — along with cut-and-cover works. It also covers earthwork in embankment and cutting to form the railway alignment, as well as protection and ancillary works between the Piphema and Zubza section under the Dimapur–Kohima New BG Line Project.
This strategically significant project is a part of Indian Railways’ efforts to enhance rail connectivity in the Northeast, improving access to remote and hilly regions and supporting socio-economic development in Nagaland and neighbouring states.
About HCC:
HCC is a business group developing and building responsible infrastructure through next practices.
With an engineering heritage of nearly 100 years, HCC has executed a majority of India’s landmark
infrastructure projects, having constructed 26% of India’s Hydro Power generation and 60% of India’s
Nuclear Power generation capacities, over 4,036 lane km of Expressways and Highways, more than
402 km of complex Tunnelling and 403 Bridges. Today, HCC serves the infrastructure sectors of
Transportation, Power and Water.
