Infrastructure Sectors:

Transport infrastructure
Roads, highways and toll roads, bridges, flyovers, rail over and under bridges, and tunnels.

Urban infrastructure
Bus terminals and multi-level automated car parking, alongside the water, sewerage and power networks that urban development depends on. SPML began building urban infrastructure almost three decades ago, well before the Smart Cities Mission put the concept on India's policy agenda.

Industrial infrastructure
Special Economic Zones, industrial, business and technology parks, and airports.

Civil works for utility projects
Many of SPML's water and power projects include major civil components such as dams, canals, access roads and river crossings, all delivered under the same contract.

Execution Models
SPML takes on projects under several contracting structures, depending on how the client wants to fund and own the asset:

EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction): SPML designs and builds, and the client owns and operates the finished asset.
BOT / DBFOT (Build, Operate, Transfer / Design, Build, Finance, Operate, Transfer): the concessionaire finances and builds the asset, recovers its investment through operation (for example, toll collection), and then transfers it back to the government.
PPP and BOOT (Public Private Partnership / Build, Own, Operate, Transfer): the public authority and the private partner share risk and investment over the life of the project.
For a detailed breakdown, read our guide on EPC vs turnkey contracts.

Project Experience:

Jaora-Nayagaon Toll Road, Madhya Pradesh
SPML Infra was one of the promoters of the special purpose vehicle formed to four-lane, strengthen and upgrade the Jaora-Nayagaon section of SH-31 (formerly NH-79) on a BOT toll basis. The concession agreement was signed with the Madhya Pradesh Road Development Corporation in August 2007 for a 25-year period. The road runs roughly 128 km across three sections, with tolling operations beginning from September 2009.

Kalisindh Concrete Gravity Dam, Rajasthan

1 km long, 26 m high concrete gravity dam storing 54 MCM of water
33 radial gates, each 15 m x 10.5 m
250-tonne hydraulic hoist lifting
Jawai Pali Water Supply Project, Rajasthan

45 km road with cross-drainage, built as part of the scheme
106 km water pipeline up to 2,000 mm diameter
Drinking water for almost 2 million people across 531 villages and 10 towns
BWSSB Water Supply Project Phase 3, Bengaluru

46.5 m pipe crossing bridge across the Suvarnamukhi River
25 km of 3,000 mm diameter water supply pipeline
Why SPML
Scale of delivery: 700+ commissioned projects across India.
Single-contract accountability: design, procurement, construction and O&M sit with one team.
Multi-sector depth: experience in water, power and transport lets SPML handle projects where these systems overlap, which is common in urban and industrial development.
Industry recognition: SPML has received the KPMG Infrastructure Today Award for Most Admired Infrastructure Company, the EPC World Award 2023 and the ET Infra Focus Award 2023.