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New Consolidated Construction Company Limited (NCCCL) has secured nearly ₹870 crore worth of new projects, adding major assignments in the residential, logistics, and redevelopment sectors in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR). The projects, awarded in May 2026, cover over 34 lakh square feet and come from leading developers like Lodha Group and Welspun One Logistics Parks. These wins strengthen NCCCL’s role as an important partner in large urban infrastructure and real estate projects.
One notable project involves constructing India’s first vertical warehouse. This facility will be built for Welspun One Logistics Parks in the JNPA Special Economic Zone in Navi Mumbai, a key logistics and port-connected hub. This design aims to tackle the growing land shortage in urban areas, representing the next step in India’s warehousing development. The facility will include two warehouse blocks with a total area of about 18.15 lakh square feet. NCCCL will manage everything from structural work to developing external infrastructure and apron areas.
In the redevelopment sector, NCCCL won one of the largest projects in its history, the ACME Hills SRA Project in Goregaon East. This assignment, given by Lodha Group on a turnkey basis, covers nearly 14.81 lakh square feet and combines rehabilitation housing with premium residential developments. The project will provide rehabilitation towers for eligible residents, residential towers for open-market sales, and a multi-level parking facility. NCCCL will oversee the entire execution process, including design coordination, construction activities, infrastructure development, and final handover. The company has also received another project from Lodha Group to build the Opulis Clubhouse at Lodha Premier Township in Dombivli. This clubhouse will span about 1.46 lakh square feet and is designed as a community space for residents. NCCCL will handle the core and shell construction for this multi-level facility.
These projects come shortly after NCCCL announced a three-year partnership with Nemetschek Group. The collaboration aims to speed up the adoption of digital construction technologies, including Building Information Modelling (BIM), AI-driven workflows, and integrated project management solutions. This initiative should improve project planning, design accuracy, transparency, and execution efficiency in various sectors, including residential real estate, commercial projects, healthcare facilities, hospitality, and data centers.
Commenting on the new orders, Mahesh Mudda, Vice Chairman and Managing Director of NCCCL, stated that these assignments show the trust that leading developers have in the company’s capabilities. He highlighted that the turnkey nature of the ACME Hills project aligns with NCCCL’s long-term goal of being a complete construction partner that can handle every stage of project delivery, from planning to final completion.
Dr. Amit Goenka, Founder, Chairman, and Managing Director of Nisus Finance, pointed out that the scope and nature of these projects showcase NCCCL’s growing reputation in the industry. He noted that obtaining a fully turnkey project from one of the largest developers in the country signifies the company's emergence as a comprehensive construction platform capable of managing the entire project lifecycle for clients.
With these new projects, NCCCL continues to grow its presence in some of the fastest-growing areas of the construction sector. These recent assignments not only boost its order backlog but also underscore its focus on technology-driven execution and integrated project delivery in India's changing urban development landscape.
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New Consolidated Construction Company Limited (NCCCL) has secured nearly ₹870 crore worth of new projects, adding major assignments in the residential, logistics, and redevelopment sectors in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR). The projects, awarded in May 2026, cover over 34 lakh square feet and come from leading developers like Lodha Group and Welspun One Logistics Parks. These wins strengthen NCCCL’s role as an important partner in large urban infrastructure and real estate projects. One notable project involves constructing India’s first vertical warehouse. This facility will be built for Welspun One Logistics Parks in the JNPA Special Economic Zone in Navi Mumbai, a key logistics and port-connected hub. This design aims to tackle the growing land shortage in urban areas, representing the next step in India’s warehousing development. The facility will include two warehouse blocks with a total area of about 18.15 lakh square feet. NCCCL will manage everything from structural work to developing external infrastructure and apron areas. In the redevelopment sector, NCCCL won one of the largest projects in its history, the ACME Hills SRA Project in Goregaon East. This assignment, given by Lodha Group on a turnkey basis, covers nearly 14.81 lakh square feet and combines rehabilitation housing with premium residential developments. The project will provide rehabilitation towers for eligible residents, residential towers for open-market sales, and a multi-level parking facility. NCCCL will oversee the entire execution process, including design coordination, construction activities, infrastructure development, and final handover. The company has also received another project from Lodha Group to build the Opulis Clubhouse at Lodha Premier Township in Dombivli. This clubhouse will span about 1.46 lakh square feet and is designed as a community space for residents. NCCCL will handle the core and shell construction for this multi-level facility. These projects come shortly after NCCCL announced a three-year partnership with Nemetschek Group. The collaboration aims to speed up the adoption of digital construction technologies, including Building Information Modelling (BIM), AI-driven workflows, and integrated project management solutions. This initiative should improve project planning, design accuracy, transparency, and execution efficiency in various sectors, including residential real estate, commercial projects, healthcare facilities, hospitality, and data centers. Commenting on the new orders, Mahesh Mudda, Vice Chairman and Managing Director of NCCCL, stated that these assignments show the trust that leading developers have in the company’s capabilities. He highlighted that the turnkey nature of the ACME Hills project aligns with NCCCL’s long-term goal of being a complete construction partner that can handle every stage of project delivery, from planning to final completion. Dr. Amit Goenka, Founder, Chairman, and Managing Director of Nisus Finance, pointed out that the scope and nature of these projects showcase NCCCL’s growing reputation in the industry. He noted that obtaining a fully turnkey project from one of the largest developers in the country signifies the company's emergence as a comprehensive construction platform capable of managing the entire project lifecycle for clients. With these new projects, NCCCL continues to grow its presence in some of the fastest-growing areas of the construction sector. These recent assignments not only boost its order backlog but also underscore its focus on technology-driven execution and integrated project delivery in India's changing urban development landscape. For more such news and updates, follow CARGOCONNECT.
Nagpur is set for a major expansion in logistics infrastructure, with Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis stating that the city requires at least 20 additional mega logistics parks to meet rising industrial and warehousing demand. The remarks were made during the inauguration of the Godam Logistics Park on Amravati Road, one of the largest integrated logistics facilities in central India. Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari also attended the event and described Nagpur as a rapidly emerging logistics hub due to its strategic location and growing transport connectivity. Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis mentions, "Today, along with Nitin Gadkari, I inaugurated the Warehouse Logistics Park in Nagpur. A state-of-the-art facility has been developed, spread across more than 100 acres. This project will provide a major boost to the logistics and manufacturing sectors. The logistics policy we introduced in the past has helped Nagpur emerge as a logistics hub of the country. With a large number of logistics parks being developed, logistics costs will reduce significantly. If we want to compete globally and become a part of the global supply chain, reducing logistics costs is essential." Industry experts have increasingly viewed Nagpur as a natural distribution centre because of its location at the geographical centre of India. The city connects major freight corridors linking Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata, giving companies shorter transit times to key consumption markets. Gadkari highlighted that India’s logistics costs remain higher than global benchmarks, estimating them at nearly 16% of GDP compared with around 8% in China and 12% in several European economies. However, he claimed infrastructure upgrades, including highway expansion and improved fuel efficiency, are gradually reducing freight costs. The push for logistics infrastructure in Nagpur comes amid a broader industrial buildout across Vidarbha. Over the past year, multiple warehousing and industrial park projects have been announced in the region, including smart logistics parks, multimodal freight hubs and AI-enabled manufacturing clusters. The Maharashtra government is also banking on future port connectivity to strengthen the region’s supply chain ecosystem. Fadnavis said the upcoming Vadhvan Port project on the Konkan coast is expected to significantly improve export access for industries in central India once operational later this decade. Nagpur’s logistics expansion is expected to support sectors such as manufacturing, e-commerce, cold chain distribution and air cargo, while also generating employment in warehousing, transport and industrial services. However, analysts note that sustained growth will depend on faster multimodal connectivity, improved urban infrastructure and long-term industrial demand. Follow CARGOCONNECT for more such updates.
India-based drone developer EndureAir Systems has secured ₹30.01 crore ($3.6 million) in government-backed funding to accelerate development of its SABAL-200 heavy-lift unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), aimed at defence and industrial logistics operations. The funding has been awarded under the Government of India’s Research and Development Initiative (RDI) programme, supported by the Department of Science and Technology and the Technology Development Board. The company said it is the first drone manufacturer to receive support under the initiative’s initial cohort. EndureAir plans to use the capital for research and development, technology upgrades, manufacturing expansion and field-testing infrastructure as it advances the SABAL-200 platform from Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 5 to TRL 9, the stage associated with deployment-ready systems. The SABAL-200 is being developed as a vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) drone capable of carrying payloads of up to 200 kg across a range of 200 km, with an endurance of approximately 2.5 hours. The platform combines a tandem-rotor design with a turbocharged internal combustion engine to support long-distance heavy-lift missions in remote and difficult terrain. The project represents a significant scale-up from EndureAir’s earlier SABAL-series drones, including the SABAL-20 and SABAL-40 platforms that have already been deployed for logistics and surveillance missions in high-altitude regions. Founded in 2018 and incubated at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur, EndureAir focuses on unmanned aerial systems for logistics, defence and infrastructure support. The company manufactures its platforms in-house and has positioned its products for operations in areas where conventional transport access is limited. Industry observers view the development as part of India’s broader effort to strengthen domestic aerospace and autonomous logistics capabilities, particularly in military supply operations and remote infrastructure support. Follow CARGOCONNECT for more such updates.
