Rs.45609 Million New Greenfield Expressway in Andhra Pradesh
The Central Government is planning to take up new greenfield expressway in Andhra Pradesh. The project involves development of 4/6 lane (Greenfield) access control expressway
View project63 upcoming and ongoing highways / roads projects in Andhra Pradesh worth ₹125,983 Cr, with investment, location, project stage and latest status. Last updated 06 Feb 2026.
The Central Government is planning to take up new greenfield expressway in Andhra Pradesh. The project involves development of 4/6 lane (Greenfield) access control expressway
View projectA new four-laning project in Andhra Pradesh from km 585.930 to km 628.555 on NH-67 has been proposed. It aims to improve road connectivity and promote economic growth in the region. Tender for the project has been floated with an estimated cost of Rs. 9424.9 million under Bharatmala Pariyojana.
View projectThe Central Government is planning to take up four lane national highway project in Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh. The project involves development of 4 lane national highway from Kanamalopalli village (Ch: 0+000) to Kothapalem village (Ch: 120+849) with the total length of 120.849 KM.
View projectThe State PSU is planning to take up road project in VisakhapatnA road project is being planned in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh by Andhra Pradesh Road Development Corporation. The project involves construction of a 16 kilometer road on EPC basis with an estimated cost of Rs.2496 million. As of November 2021, the project is under development stage and the DPR/Feasibility Study is in progress, and is being implemented by Roughton International Limited and Satra Infrastructure Management Services Private Limited.am,Andhra Pradesh. The project involves construction of 16 Kilometer road
View projectThe Ministry of Road Transport & Highways plans to upgrade Chaprathipalem to Lambasingi section (165.500 km to 205.000 km) of NH-516E in Andhra Pradesh to two-lane with paved shoulders. The project costs Rs.2438.6 million and is part of the Green National Highways Corridor Project, with funding from the World Bank. As of October 2021, bids for the project have been invited, indicating the project is progressing. The upgrade aims to improve connectivity, reduce travel time and transportation costs, and contribute to the overall development of the region.
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