INDIA —The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has officially invited bids for the Operation and Maintenance of a 138-km stretch of NH565 between Davulapalli and Vaggampalle in Andhra Pradesh. The project has an estimated cost of INR 1.41 billion. Established under the NHAI Act of 1988, NHAI is an autonomous government agency responsible for developing, maintaining, and managing India's national highways network.
This long-term contract is essential because it transitions highway upkeep to a performance-based model, ensuring sustained infrastructure quality, minimized commuter transit times, and improved road safety standards across the region. The asset management program directly impacts infrastructure, transport, and regional logistics industries by stabilizing regional supply chains and offering stable revenue visibility for national engineering and construction firms.
For investors and enterprises, this tender signifies India's continuous budgetary commitment to asset monetization and structured, multi-year maintenance regimes, highlighting growing public-private partnership opportunities in regional infrastructure modernization. The tender details are published on Bidsinfo.com at https://www.bidsinfo.com/ref/35864174/operation-and-maintenance-from-km154900-km293266-length-138366km-of-davulapalli-to-vaggampalle-secti
