15 November 2026
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DDA and NBCC Extend Partnership to Enhance Bharat Vandana Park with Operations & Maintenance

NBCC’s role as PMC expanded to include interim O&M, focusing on safety, quality, and superior visitor experience at Dwarka’s iconic urban green space
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New Delhi: The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) and NBCC (India) Limited have signed a Supplementary Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to extend NBCC’s role as Project Management Consultant (PMC) for the iconic Bharat Vandana Park in Dwarka. The updated agreement expands NBCC’s responsibilities to include interim operations and maintenance (O&M), aiming to elevate visitor facilities, safety measures, and overall park management.

NBCC’s Expanded Role in Operations and Maintenance

Under the new MoU, NBCC will oversee the selection and integration of a specialized O&M agency for the park’s phased public opening. For the first two years after incorporation, NBCC will supervise operations, including a one-year defect liability period, ensuring that all facilities are maintained to high standards of quality, safety, and sustainability.

This expanded role highlights the shared commitment of DDA and NBCC to provide a world-class urban green space that caters to residents and tourists while preserving the park’s long-term operational excellence.

Read also: NBCC India Partners with KVS to Renovate, Repair, and Modernize Schools Across India

Focus on Visitor Experience and Development

The partnership emphasizes:

  • Timely completion of the remaining development phases
  • Implementation of superior visitor facilities
  • Enhanced operational management and safety protocols
  • Promotion of sustainable practices to maintain park quality

Bharat Vandana Park is envisioned as a recreational and cultural hub, celebrating India’s diversity and offering a premium experience for all visitors. The strengthened DDA-NBCC collaboration is key to achieving these objectives and maintaining the park as a model of urban green infrastructure.

About NBCC and DDA

NBCC (India) Limited is a premier Government of India enterprise specializing in construction, project management consultancy, and infrastructure development, committed to delivering high-quality, sustainable projects nationwide.

The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) is the statutory body responsible for planning, developing, and managing Delhi’s urban infrastructure, ensuring high standards of public facilities, parks, and urban spaces for the city’s residents and visitors.

Read also: NBCC India Secures ₹271.32 Crore Orders Including ₹232 Crore Namami Ganga Aquarium Project in Rishikesh


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