Bajel Projects wins ₹200 crore Tata Power order
In short
Bajel Projects won a deal worth about ₹200 crore from Tata Power for 400 kV substations in Dharavi and Ghatkopar, Mumbai. The work includes electrical systems, automation, communication gear, plant equipment and civil works, and it should take 18 months.
This matters because the order adds business for Bajel Projects and supports power infrastructure work in Mumbai. The report does not say the profit on the contract or when the whole project will be finished.
What the reporting says
Bajel Projects secured a roughly ₹200 crore order from Tata Power for EPC work on 400 kV gas-insulated receiving substations in Dharavi and Ghatkopar, Mumbai. The supplied summary says the contract includes associated electrical systems, automation, communication infrastructure, balance-of-plant equipment and civil works, with an 18-month execution period from the purchase order date. The reporting does not state the margin, funding, or full project timetable.
Why it matters
Bajel Projects has secured a roughly ₹200 crore order from Tata Power for EPC work on 400 kV gas-insulated receiving substations at Dharavi and Ghatkopar in Mumbai. The contract covers electrical systems, automation, communication infrastructure, balance-of-plant equipment and civil works, with an execution period of 18 months from the purchase order date. The reporting does not give the contract margin or broader pipeline impact.