New Delhi: In a strategic move to repurpose underutilized government assets, NBCC (India) Limited has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Department of Posts (DoP) for the redevelopment of postal land parcels across India. The agreement aims to adopt a self-sustainable model that enhances public infrastructure while aligning with the Government of India’s asset monetization goals.
Revitalising Public Land Through Strategic Collaboration
The MoU was formally signed by Parimal Sinha, Deputy Director General (Estates & MM), Department of Posts, and Pradeep Sharma, Executive Director (Business Development), NBCC. The signing was attended by senior officials, including the Director General of DoP, CMD of NBCC, and Director (Commercial), NBCC.
This partnership will focus on the efficient redevelopment of vacant or underused postal lands. It seeks to ensure optimal land utilization while contributing to urban transformation through modern, sustainable infrastructure.
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Driving Sustainable Asset Monetization

NBCC officials noted that the initiative is a critical step towards fulfilling national priorities like smart urban growth and asset monetization. The redevelopment model will generate revenue, strengthen infrastructure, and maintain ecological and financial sustainability.
Officials from the Department of Posts emphasized the potential improvements in operational efficiency that upgraded infrastructure would bring. The MoU underscores NBCC’s deep expertise in engineering, project management, and government infrastructure modernization.
About NBCC
NBCC (India) Limited is a Navratna CPSE under the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs. With a strong presence in project management consultancy, real estate development, and EPC contracting, NBCC is known for delivering landmark redevelopment and infrastructure projects across India.
About Department of Posts
The Department of Posts, operating under the Ministry of Communications, is one of the world’s largest postal systems. It plays a key role in delivering communication and financial services to the remotest corners of India, while actively contributing to public service infrastructure.
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