EMS Limited Receives ₹158.29 Crore Delhi Jal Board Sewerage Project
EMS Limited has received a Letter of Intent (LOI) from the Delhi Jal Board for a major sewerage infrastructure project in Delhi.
The company informed the stock exchanges on July 31, 2026, that it has been awarded the project after previously being declared the lowest (L1) bidder. The contract has an estimated value of ₹158.29 crore (₹15,828.57 lakh), including GST.
Key Highlights of the Project
- Company: EMS Limited
- Client: Delhi Jal Board
- Project Value: ₹158.29 crore (including GST)
- Project Type: Sewerage Infrastructure
- Location: Tikri Kalan, Delhi
- Execution Timeline: 15 months
- Award Status: Letter of Intent (LOI) received
- Order Type: Domestic
Scope of Work
The project involves:
- Providing sewerage infrastructure.
- Laying and jointing internal sewer lines.
- Laying peripheral sewer lines.
- Development of the sewer network in Tikri Kalan GOC.
- Connecting the network under the command area of the proposed Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) at Tikri Kalan.
The project aims to strengthen wastewater collection infrastructure and improve sanitation facilities in the area.
Strengthening EMS Limited’s Water Infrastructure Portfolio
EMS Limited specializes in water supply, sewerage systems, wastewater treatment, and environmental infrastructure projects across India.
The latest contract further strengthens the company’s order book and expands its presence in the urban water management sector.
The project is expected to:
- Enhance Delhi’s sewerage infrastructure.
- Improve wastewater collection efficiency.
- Support urban sanitation and environmental sustainability.
- Contribute to long-term infrastructure development in the National Capital Region.
Importance of the Project
Urban sewerage networks are critical components of modern city infrastructure. Investments in wastewater collection and treatment help:
- Improve public health.
- Reduce environmental pollution.
- Enhance sanitation coverage.
- Support sustainable urban development.
The Tikri Kalan project aligns with ongoing efforts to modernize Delhi’s water and wastewater infrastructure.