NBCC wins Rs 176.28 crore orders in March 2026

Fresh work orders disclosed in a regulatory filing

State-owned NBCC (India) Limited said it has secured multiple work orders cumulatively valued at around Rs 176.28 crore in the normal course of business. The disclosure was made through a regulatory filing. According to the filing, the set of contracts spans infrastructure development, construction, and project management consultancy (PMC) services. The clients mentioned include government departments, institutional bodies, and a public sector bank. The mix of projects also shows NBCC’s presence across civil construction, educational infrastructure, and sports facilities.

Order mix points to multi-sector execution

The Rs 176.28 crore order package includes projects in Kerala, Odisha, and other locations tied to institutional construction. Two of the larger allocations are from Canara Bank for building and residential facilities in Kerala. Another large portion is tied to Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti, including Phase-B works at multiple Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas in Odisha. The order set also includes a sports infrastructure upgrade at Kalinga Stadium, Bhubaneswar, along with maintenance services. NBCC also received a campus expansion-related order from IIM Sambalpur and smaller interior and fit-out works from APEDA and Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti.

Canara Bank orders in Kochi and Thrissur

Among the major orders, NBCC was awarded a contract worth around Rs 54.35 crore by Canara Bank. The scope is construction of an office building and residential quarters at Palarivattom in Kochi. In addition, NBCC secured another contract worth Rs 7.46 crore from the same client. This second project involves construction of residential apartments in Thrissur. Together, the Canara Bank projects account for Rs 61.81 crore of the Rs 176.28 crore package, based on the values disclosed.

Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti Phase-B works across Odisha

NBCC also received an order valued at Rs 50.98 crore from Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti. The scope involves construction works under Phase-B at 11 Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas in Odisha. The filing positions this as one of the significant orders within the package. Educational infrastructure is a recurring theme across the additional NBCC order announcements referenced in the broader context as well. This order strengthens NBCC’s pipeline of institutional and government-linked work in the state.

Sports infrastructure upgrade at Kalinga Stadium

In the sports infrastructure segment, NBCC was awarded a Rs 29.48 crore project by the Sports and Youth Services Department, Government of Odisha. The scope includes relaying a synthetic athletic track and upgrading FIFA-standard football grounds at Kalinga Stadium, Bhubaneswar. The project also includes maintenance services, as stated in the filing. The inclusion of both upgradation and maintenance indicates a wider responsibility beyond the initial civil works.

IIM Sambalpur campus works and smaller interior contracts

NBCC said it secured an order worth Rs 29.24 crore from IIM Sambalpur. The scope is additional works under Phase-II infrastructure development at the institute’s permanent campus. The filing also lists smaller contracts, including a Rs 2.34 crore project from APEDA for interior and fabrication work at its office premises. Another small order is a Rs 2.43 crore contract from Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti for furniture and internal fit-outs at a campus in Khagaria, Bihar. These smaller orders, while not large individually, add to the overall cumulative value disclosed.

Summary table of the Rs 176.28 crore order package

Separate March 19, 2026 disclosure: Rs 319.78 crore domestic orders

In another update dated New Delhi, 19 March 2026, NBCC said it had been awarded multiple work orders worth a total of Rs 319.78 crore in the ordinary course of business. The company stated these contracts underline its role in executing infrastructure and PMC services across India. Under this set, the largest project was an executive housing complex for Oil India Limited in Assam valued at Rs 227.99 crore (excluding GST). NBCC also received a Ministry of Home Affairs order worth Rs 83.76 crore (excluding GST) for two major bridges in Meghalaya along the Indo-Bangladesh border. Another project worth Rs 8.03 crore (excluding GST) was for startup incubation and public policy spaces at the Chandragupt Institute of Management, linked to the Collectorate, Patna.

Governance and client nature highlighted in filings

For the March 19, 2026 work orders, NBCC stated the projects are domestic and were awarded under normal business operations. It also stated these work orders are not related-party transactions and are executed at arm’s length, in line with corporate governance norms. In the Rs 176.28 crore disclosure as well, the company described the awards as being received in the normal course of business. Across both disclosures, the stated nature of work covers construction and PMC-style execution for government and institutional clients.

Other order announcements referenced in the broader context

The provided context also references several other NBCC order wins and assignments, including PMC contracts worth Rs 134.05 crore in Odisha. It also mentions NBCC being tasked with planning, designing, and execution of Canara Bank’s Head Office Annex Building in Bengaluru valued at Rs 163.12 crore, along with orders for works at JNV Jalna, Maharashtra (Rs 9.01 crore) and JNV Medchal, Telangana (Rs 48.18 crore). Another reference is to NBCC announcing acquisition of five construction and redevelopment contracts collectively valued at Rs 665 crore, including a Ghaziabad Development Authority project worth Rs 642.82 crore for redevelopment of Tulsi Niketan in Ghaziabad, and smaller renovation and construction orders for ICAI, National Forensic Science University, and ICSI. The context further mentions a PMC assignment from Nagpur Metropolitan Region Development Authority valued at Rs 2,966.10 crore for Phase-1 development in Naveen Nagpur, and a July 3, 2025 filing for Rs 65.73 crore of work orders including a Rs 43.90 crore PMC contract from Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology and Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti projects in Odisha.

Why the order details matter for investors tracking NBCC

Order announcements provide a window into the type of work NBCC is taking on, the client mix, and the spread of project locations. The Rs 176.28 crore package stands out for its diversity, spanning banking infrastructure, education facilities, sports assets, and campus development. The separate Rs 319.78 crore March 19, 2026 set shows a concentration in large-ticket PMC-style execution, including a housing complex and major bridges. Together, the disclosed contracts point to continued participation in public sector and institutional projects where tendering and award processes are typically formal and document-driven.

Conclusion

NBCC’s Rs 176.28 crore order package adds a set of construction and infrastructure assignments across Kerala, Odisha, and institutional locations, alongside other domestic work order disclosures cited in the same context. The next updates investors will watch for are further regulatory filings on order inflows, milestones on execution timelines, and any additional details the company provides through official announcements.