Tata Projects has secured a major contract from a global automotive manufacturer. The mandate involves constructing a greenfield vehicle manufacturing plant at Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar in Maharashtra. This project marks a strategic milestone in expanding the company's industrial footprint into the automotive manufacturing sector.
The scope of work is divided across three core packages: the Assembly Shop, the Press and Weld Shop, and Utility and Support Buildings. Tata Projects will execute integrated civil, structural, and architectural works alongside mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) systems, utility networks, testing, commissioning, and final facility handover.
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The contract aligns with Tata Projects' strategy to scale its presence in advanced manufacturing infrastructure, supplementing its established project portfolio in semiconductors, EV battery plants, and data centres. Automotive plant delivery requires stringent engineering precision, multidisciplinary coordination, and sequence management to ensure a smooth transition from construction to commercial production.
Commenting on the win, Rajiv Menon, President and Chief Growth and Strategy Officer at Tata Projects, highlighted that the facility will support India's manufacturing ecosystem by combining global standards with advanced technology. The project will leverage a broad network of specialist partners and suppliers to build high-performance infrastructure supporting Maharashtra's growing automotive cluster.
