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Rates and page checked: 23 October 2026

Which GPR survey service fits your job?

Clients rarely ask for "a GPR survey" in the abstract. They are about to dig a trench, drill a crossing, design a network or fix a failing road, and the right survey depends on which. Use this table to find the page that matches:

EPC contractors who need survey quantities and documents for their own client's approval have a separate GPR survey page written for them, and CAD/GIS drawing sets are covered on their own page. Every service is listed in the link panel further down. Finding the break on a failed cable (fault locating) is separate from route survey and has its own price; so do trial pits and boreholes.

How is a GPR survey priced?

One rate card applies across India. Billing is by length of route surveyed:

• Standard survey: ₹24 a metre, or ₹24,000 for each kilometre scanned;
• L-section survey: ₹32 a metre, with a depth profile of the services found plotted along the alignment;
• Smallest order: 4 km – anything shorter is invoiced at that length;
• Project floor: ₹1,00,000 for jobs beyond Delhi NCR, while NCR jobs carry just the 4 km rule.

Big programmes are cheaper per metre. Cross 100 km and the entire order drops by a quarter; cross 500 km and it drops by 40%; cross 1,000 km and the rate halves. As the reduction reaches back to the first metre, ordering 101 km works out cheaper than ordering exactly 100.

The metre rate covers the survey alone. Getting the crew to site, any work after dark, traffic control or permits, and CAD/GIS drawing sets each sit on their own quote line, and GST comes on top of everything. Worked examples and a calculator are on the GPR survey price list. HDD, OFC and liaisoning work are quoted on scope.

Why does one company handle survey, drilling and fibre?

Underground telecom and utility jobs fail at the hand-offs: a survey contractor who never sees the bore, a drilling crew working from someone else's marks, a fibre team waiting on permissions. Keeping each step with the same company removes those gaps.

• Owned equipment. Our fleet – 58 radar systems, 18 drilling rigs – belongs to the company; nothing is rented in.
• Own crews, no sub-letting. The people who scan the route are our employees, as are the drillers and splicers.
• Experience at scale. Across 23 years, radar crews have logged upwards of 1.5 lakh km over 28+ States and UTs; on an open corridor running two shifts, one day's output has touched 100 km.
• Three ISO standards: our management systems are certified under ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018.

You can still order any one service by itself. A survey-only order is common, and the report is written so that whichever drilling or trenching team you appoint can use it.