INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT


From executing India's first greenfield BOT project on National Highways - Udaipur Bypass and successfully participating in toll-based PPP infrastructure development projects to building roads, highways, bridges, runways, docks, ports, canals, water courses, irrigation, embankment, reservoirs and executing several EPC projects, Atlanta is at the forefront of developing India's infrastructure.

The company has serviced some of the biggest players in the industry such as National Highway Authority of India (NHAI), Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, Public Works Department, Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai and Airports Authority of India to name a few.

Atlanta has established an enviable reputation in the infrastructure development and EPC space due to its ability to harness technology to match the momentum of tomorrow. The company owns and employs modern, specialised and critical fleet of equipment to successfully execute large and complex projects.

Atlanta's EPC division is the oldest and the largest business division of the company and its key activities comprise the actual execution of the infrastructure projects. This key in-house EPC capability helps the company deliver quality projects on time, amply demonstrated by the successful completion of the Udaipur Bypass project in less than half of the allocated time.

Projects under execution The company is currently executing two toll-based BOT projects: Mumbra Bypass (which is nearing completion) and Nagpur-Kondhali along with several other EPC projects.

Looking forward Atlanta being a forward thinking company, besides identifying traditional infrastructure development projects plans to foray into two new emerging segments: building and maintaining car parking plazas and airport management.

The company, is confident of success in both these segments due to its inherent construction expertise, flawless execution skills, technological know-how which will be backed by alliances with established foreign players in these field.