TN greenlights setting up PSU for executing big ticket govt construction projects
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- ✓The Tamil Nadu government approved the Tamil Nadu Infrastructure and Construction Corporation on November 6, 2026.
- ✓This new state entity will handle government projects worth over ₹200 crore.
- ✓Minister Aadhav Arjuna said, "This corporation will be set up to world-class standards to compete with leading private companies." It aims for efficiency.
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Sanction has been accorded for setting up a state public sector entity, the Tamil Nadu Infrastructure and Construction Corporation, which would take up construction works of the state government valued at above ₹200 crore, officials said on Sunday.
Pursuant to an announcement made by Minister for Public Works and Sports Development Aadhav Arjuna in the State Assembly on August 18, 2026, a Government Order has now been issued to implement the proposal, they said.
The Tamil Nadu Infrastructure and Construction Corporation will be established to undertake government building projects in the state costing more than ₹200 crore, Arjuna had said.
The construction corporation's scope of functions would include constructing buildings to generate revenue on unutilised government land. It would also participate in national and global bids for building construction projects floated by private companies.
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