Our Locations

This section is a directory rather than an argument. Three different kinds of page cover the same city on this site, and picking the wrong one is the most common reason a visitor does not find what they came for.

Which page answers which question

A GPR survey page tells you what the ground is, how deep radar can usefully reach there and which authorities hold the records. A location page tells you how work is executed in that market — plant, access, seasons and productivity. A RoW clearance page tells you what a permission file needs and how long it takes. And a telecom or underground utility city page tells you about that specific service in that market. Same city, four different questions, four pages.

How to use this in practice

If you are pricing a job, start with the location page for execution and the RoW page for approvals. If you are designing, start with the GPR page for what the ground allows. If you are procuring a specific service, go straight to the service page for your city. And if you are simply checking whether we work somewhere, the answer is almost certainly yes — 28 or more States and Union Territories — with mobilisation confirmed honestly for any specific location.

Beyond the basics

Why are there several pages for one city? Because a designer, a site engineer and a procurement officer are asking different questions, and one page answering all three answers none of them well.

What if my city is not listed? It is still within scope. The listed pages are the markets documented in local detail, not the limit of where we work.

Which page should I read first? The location page if you are pricing execution, the GPR page if you are designing against ground, the RoW page if approvals are your constraint.

Do you confirm coverage for a specific site? Yes, honestly rather than from a map. For a single small job far from our bases we will say if someone local would serve you better.

Is there a minimum order value? One lakh rupees outside Delhi NCR, reflecting real mobilisation cost. None inside NCR.

Terms used on this page

Location page — the execution view of a market — plant, access, seasons and productivity. GPR survey page — the ground view — what the material is and what depth radar can reach. RoW clearance page — the permissions view — documents, authorities and timelines. Documented market — a city written up in local detail, as distinct from a city we can work in. Mobilisation — moving crews and plant to site, confirmed per location rather than assumed.