Two Firms Win NHAI Toll Contracts on Indore-Dewas Project
B.R.Goyal Infra and Innovision have each secured toll contracts from the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) connected to the Indore-Dewas highway project, with contract values reported at between Rs 108.68 crore and Rs 219.07 crore, depending on the outlet and the award. Both contracts were reported on 9 September 2026.
Construction World reported that B.R.Goyal Infra secured an NHAI toll contract worth Rs 1,086.8 million (approximately Rs 108.68 crore). Sahi reported separately that Innovision secured an NHAI toll contract for the Indore-Dewas project worth Rs 219.07 crore. The two headlines describe distinct awards; the figures are not in direct conflict but relate to different counterparties. No further breakdown of scope, duration or sub-contract arrangements was available from the source headlines.
Contract Details at a Glance
| Detail | B.R.Goyal Infra Award | Innovision Award |
|---|---|---|
| Client / Promoter | NHAI | NHAI |
| Contract Type | Toll Contract | Toll Contract |
| Project | Indore-Dewas | Indore-Dewas |
| Reported Value | Rs 108.68 crore (Rs 1,086.8 mn) | Rs 219.07 crore |
| Reported By | Construction World, 9 Sep 2026 | Sahi, 9 Sep 2026 |
Madhya Pradesh in the Broader Highways Pipeline
The Indore-Dewas corridor sits within Madhya Pradesh, a state that accounts for 267 of the roadways and highways projects tracked across India by Projects India. That places Madhya Pradesh fifth among all states by project count in this sub-sector, behind Maharashtra (820), Odisha (621), Jharkhand (367) and Gujarat (257).
Nationally, Projects India tracks 4,725 live projects in the Roadways / Highways sub-sector. Of these, 1,939 are at the Under Approvals stage, 1,617 are in Planning, and 962 have moved into active Construction. A further 107 are recorded as Completed, with 50 at an Early or Announced stage and 22 having received approvals but not yet broken ground. Five new projects were added to the tracked universe in the 90 days preceding publication.
NHAI itself appears as promoter across multiple recently tracked projects, including a Rs 2,440.87 crore roadway on NH-33 between Mokama and Munger in Bihar (Planning stage), bridge works in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, and a new major bridge on the Goa-Karnataka corridor in Udupi, Karnataka. The authority's continued role as a contracting entity underlines the volume of toll and construction packages being tendered across the country.
Context: NHAI's Toll Contracting Activity
Toll operation and collection contracts are a recurring procurement category for NHAI, separate from civil construction awards. Such contracts are typically awarded to firms that manage fee collection, traffic monitoring and related services at designated toll plazas along national highways. The Indore-Dewas route is an established national highway corridor in western Madhya Pradesh. Beyond these two awards, no additional project-specific data — such as plaza locations, contract tenure or traffic volumes — was available in the source headlines.
For a full view of infrastructure projects tracked in India, including highways, bridges and urban roads, readers can explore the Projects India sector overview.
What this means for suppliers and contractors
Toll contract awards signal active operational phases on a corridor, which in turn indicate demand for ancillary services: plaza infrastructure, electronic toll collection equipment, signage, power supply systems and maintenance services. Firms supplying these categories should note that the Indore-Dewas project has now attracted at least two separately reported toll-related awards in a single reporting cycle.
More broadly, the stage distribution of the 4,725 nationally tracked roadways projects points to where future procurement will emerge. With 1,939 projects still Under Approvals and 1,617 in Planning, the pipeline ahead of active construction remains substantial. Suppliers and contractors seeking early positioning can browse all tracked projects to identify corridors approaching the tendering and construction phases.
Maharashtra, with 820 tracked highway projects, represents the single largest state-level opportunity pool, followed by Odisha and Jharkhand. Contractors with equipment or capacity to deploy in these states may find a concentration of upcoming work as projects move from approvals into construction. Projects India currently records zero open tenders in the Infrastructure Projects sector, suggesting that live tendering activity is between cycles — though the depth of the planning and approvals pipeline indicates this position is likely to shift. Readers can monitor live tenders as new packages are floated.
Frequently asked questions
Who secured the NHAI toll contract for the Indore-Dewas project?
Two firms were reported to have secured NHAI toll contracts linked to the Indore-Dewas project: B.R.Goyal Infra, with a contract reported at Rs 108.68 crore, and Innovision, with a contract reported at Rs 219.07 crore, both reported on 9 September 2026.
What is the value of the NHAI Indore-Dewas toll contracts?
Construction World reported B.R.Goyal Infra's award at Rs 1,086.8 million (approximately Rs 108.68 crore), while Sahi reported Innovision's award at Rs 219.07 crore. The two figures relate to separate contracts awarded to different firms.
How many highway projects are tracked in Madhya Pradesh?
Projects India tracks 267 roadways and highways projects in Madhya Pradesh, placing it fifth among Indian states in this sub-sector, behind Maharashtra, Odisha, Jharkhand and Gujarat.
What is the total number of highway projects tracked in India?
Projects India tracks 4,725 live projects in the Roadways / Highways sub-sector nationally, with 1,939 Under Approvals, 1,617 in Planning and 962 in active Construction as of the latest available data.
