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RITES Limited Signs MoU with Indian Navy’s DGNP Mumbai to Provide Consultancy for Naval Infrastructure Projects

The collaboration will see RITES offering expertise in project management, design, feasibility studies, and technical consultancy to support advanced naval infrastructure development in the Mumbai region.
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Gurugram: RITES Limited, a leading Transport Infrastructure Consultancy and Engineering firm in India, has entered into a strategic partnership with the Director General of Naval Projects (DGNP), Mumbai, Indian Navy. The collaboration was formalized through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at supporting the development of advanced naval infrastructure in the Mumbai region.

Partnership for Enhanced Naval Infrastructure

The MoU marks the beginning of a comprehensive cooperation between RITES and the Indian Navy, focusing on the efficient planning, design, and execution of infrastructure projects under the purview of DGNP, Mumbai. The agreement underscores a shared commitment to strengthening India’s maritime capabilities through modern, sustainable, and high-quality infrastructure solutions.

Scope of Consultancy Services

Under the terms of the MoU, RITES Limited will offer a wide range of consultancy services covering multiple stages of project development. These include:

  • Soil investigation and feasibility studies
  • Structural and architectural design services
  • Preparation of Detailed Project Reports (DPRs)
  • Project management consultancy and bid management
  • Third-party inspection services
  • Technical consultancy for preparatory works

This collaboration will help ensure that upcoming naval infrastructure projects are executed with precision, transparency, and adherence to global engineering standards.

Read also: RITES Limited Signs MoU with SCI to Strengthen Maritime Logistics and Global Supply Chain Solutions

Strengthening India’s Maritime Vision

The partnership aligns with the Government of India’s vision to enhance maritime infrastructure and defense readiness. By leveraging RITES’ expertise, the Indian Navy aims to accelerate the creation of robust and resilient facilities that support its operational and strategic requirements in the western naval command region.

About RITES Limited

RITES Limited, a Miniratna (Category–I) Schedule ‘A’ Public Sector Enterprise under the Ministry of Railways, Government of India, is a leading multi-disciplinary consultancy organization specializing in transport, infrastructure, and engineering sectors. With decades of experience in project management, design, and quality assurance, RITES has successfully delivered projects across India and in over 55 countries worldwide.

Read also: RITES Showcases Transport Consultancy and Rail Infrastructure Expertise at Global Conference 2025 in Abu Dhabi


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