L&T Lands 2,500-5,000 Cr EPC Orders for Capital Projects

Larsen & Toubro lands major EPC orders worth between Rs 2,500 crore and Rs 5,000 crore for high-profile capital projects in Delhi and Amaravati.

These dual mega-orders underscore the growing demand for integrated high-end construction services across India’s government-led urban and capital-city developments.

L&T’s Public Spaces, Airports & Health business vertical secures these wins, highlighting specialized engineering capabilities such as complex MEP systems, advanced structural work, and long-term operations and maintenance as key growth drivers for large EPC players beyond pure civil construction.

The announcements reinforce how sophisticated building systems now power competitive advantage in prestige government projects.

Dual Orders Strengthen L&T’s Capital-City Footprint

The company’s PAH vertical bags two such packages that together showcase its strength in complex, multi-disciplinary execution.

1. New Delhi Central Secretariat Project

The Central Public Works Department awards L&T the contract to construct Common Central Secretariat buildings 4 and 5 along Kartavya Path.

• Configuration: basement + ground + 7 floors for each of the two buildings
• Total built-up area: 32.8 lakh sq ft
• Execution mode: full engineering, procurement and construction (EPC)
• Scope of work: structural, architectural, MEP and external development works
• Timeline: 24 months for completion, followed by a five-year operation and maintenance period

This package places heavy emphasis on integrated MEP systems and long-term asset management, exactly the high-value services that differentiate leading EPC contractors.

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2. Amaravati Office Towers Project

The Andhra Pradesh government awards L&T a design-and-build order for two office towers standing on either side of the Amaravati Quantum Computing Centre.

• Configuration: basement + ground + 47 floors for each tower
• Total built-up area: 37.5 lakh sq ft
• Scope of work: shell and core works
• Timeline: 30 months for completion

The scale and height of these towers demand advanced structural engineering and precise coordination of building systems, further illustrating the shift toward specialized capabilities.

Why These Wins Matter for High-End EPC Players

Both projects sit at the heart of India’s capital-city and urban-renewal agenda. Government clients increasingly seek contractors who can deliver not only civil structures but also sophisticated MEP installations, architectural finishes and multi-year O&M commitments under a single EPC or design-and-build umbrella.

L&T’s dual success demonstrates that the market rewards precisely this integrated offering. Complex MEP systems, high-rise structural expertise and extended maintenance responsibilities now form the profitable core of large building contracts. Pure civil works alone no longer command the same margins or strategic importance.

Through capturing both the Delhi Secretariat package with its explicit five-year O&M tail and the tall Amaravati towers, L&T reinforces its leadership in the specialized segment that drives sustainable growth for major EPC firms.

These orders arrive as India accelerates government-led capital projects across administrative hubs. L&T’s ability to combine structural engineering, advanced building systems, and long-term operational responsibility positions the company to capture further opportunities in this high-value space.

The dual mega-wins therefore serve as a clear signal that integrated, technology-rich construction services constitute the primary growth engine for India’s largest engineering and construction players.