ARSS Infrastructure Wins ₹130.53 Crore Railway ROB Order From East Coast Railway
ARSS Infrastructure Projects Limited (NSE: ARSSINFRA) has received a work order worth ₹130.53 crore from East Coast Railway for the construction of two major Road Over Bridges (ROBs) in Odisha.
The work order was issued by East Coast Railway on September 1, 2026, and was received by the company on the same day.
The project has an execution period of 24 months.
₹130.53 Crore Railway Infrastructure Project
The order covers the construction of two Road Over Bridges on the Howrah-Visakhapatnam Main Line under the Khurda Road Division.
The first project involves construction of an ROB at railway kilometre 468/31–469/1, between Kaipadar Road and Tapang stations, replacing Level Crossing No. 209.
The second project involves an ROB at railway kilometre 526/41–43, between Balugaon and Chilika stations, replacing Level Crossing No. 255.
Both projects involve substantial railway spans along with RCC girder approach structures.
First ROB Includes 60-Metre Truss Girder
The first ROB will include a 1 x 60-metre Camel Back-type truss girder for the railway portion.
It will also have RCC girder approach spans comprising 8 x 25.04 metres on the Tapang side and 12 x 25.04 metres on the Madhipur side.
The project will replace an existing level crossing on the Howrah-Visakhapatnam railway route.
Second ROB Also Features 60-Metre Span
The second ROB will similarly feature a 1 x 60-metre Camel Back-type truss girder for the railway portion.
The approach section will include 9 x 25.04-metre RCC girders on the Nimikheta side and 10 x 25.04-metre RCC girders on the Old NH-5 side.
The project will replace Level Crossing No. 255 between Balugaon and Chilika stations.
24-Month Execution Timeline
ARSS Infrastructure is expected to execute the projects over 24 months.
The ₹130.53 crore order therefore provides the company with a sizeable project pipeline over the next two years.
Actual revenue recognition will depend on project progress, billing milestones and execution schedules.
Why the Order Matters for Investors
The order is significant for ARSS Infrastructure because its value represents a substantial infrastructure project and comes from East Coast Railway, providing further exposure to India’s ongoing railway infrastructure development.
Construction of ROBs is part of the broader effort to improve railway safety, reduce congestion at level crossings and enhance connectivity between road and rail networks.
For ARSS Infrastructure, successful execution of the projects could strengthen its railway infrastructure credentials and support revenue visibility through the execution period.
No Related-Party Concern
The company has disclosed that there is no promoter/promoter group interest in the entity awarding the order.
The transaction has also been disclosed as not applicable for related-party transaction considerations.
Points to consider
The ₹130.53 crore work order is a positive and material development for ARSS Infrastructure Projects.
The combination of a sizeable contract value, a 24-month execution period and a railway infrastructure project under East Coast Railway makes this an important order to track.
Investors should focus on project execution, order-book growth, revenue recognition, working-capital requirements and margins as the company progresses with the two ROB projects.
ARSS Infrastructure has strengthened its railway infrastructure pipeline with a ₹130.53 crore order for two Road Over Bridges in Odisha.
With execution scheduled over 24 months, the project provides additional business visibility while reinforcing the company’s presence in railway construction and infrastructure development.