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NCC awarded ₹1,076.71 crore drinking‑water supply contract by Andhra Pradesh government
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🗓 29 Sep 2026, 08:01 AM
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The National Construction Company (NCC) has secured a ₹1,076.71 crore order from the Andhra Pradesh government to provide drinking water across the state.
National Construction Company (NCC) announced that it has been awarded a contract worth ₹1,076.71 crore by the Andhra Pradesh government for the supply of drinking water. The order covers the planning, execution and maintenance of water supply infrastructure across multiple districts, aiming to improve access to safe drinking water for residents.
According to the contract details, NCC will be responsible for sourcing, treatment and distribution of potable water, leveraging its existing expertise in large‑scale water projects. The agreement is part of the state’s broader initiative to address water scarcity and upgrade aging supply networks.
The deal underscores the growing involvement of private firms in delivering essential public utilities in India. While the exact timeline has not been disclosed, NCC expects to commence work shortly after the formal signing of the agreement.
State officials have highlighted that the project will create employment opportunities and stimulate ancillary industries, contributing to the region’s economic development. The contract also aligns with Andhra Pradesh’s target of achieving universal access to safe drinking water by 2030.
According to the contract details, NCC will be responsible for sourcing, treatment and distribution of potable water, leveraging its existing expertise in large‑scale water projects. The agreement is part of the state’s broader initiative to address water scarcity and upgrade aging supply networks.
The deal underscores the growing involvement of private firms in delivering essential public utilities in India. While the exact timeline has not been disclosed, NCC expects to commence work shortly after the formal signing of the agreement.
State officials have highlighted that the project will create employment opportunities and stimulate ancillary industries, contributing to the region’s economic development. The contract also aligns with Andhra Pradesh’s target of achieving universal access to safe drinking water by 2030.