Ahluwalia Contracts wins ₹1, 193-cr construction contracts
Ahluwalia Contracts (India) has bagged contracts worth ₹1,193 crore in the construction and allied sectors including an electrical segment in the NCR. It has bagged a civil construction contract on EPC basis at K G Marg and Africa Avenue in Sarojini Nagar area involving an investment of ₹3,900.96 crore. It has secured new orders aggregating to ₹129 crore for electrical works of a medical college at Village Koriyawas in the Mohindergarh district of Haryana from the state PWD. And has bagged a work order of ₹532 crore from CPWD, as per the company's official statement.
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13 March 2020
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