Replacement of Existing Old/Damaged BS Fence – Indo-Pak Border (Phase-III)

As part of a strategic border infrastructure strengthening initiative, VRC Group has been awarded the project for the Replacement of the existing 20.70 km old/damaged BS fence in several stretches from BP No. 921 to BP No. 1001 (Phase-III) along the Indo-Pak Border in Gujarat Sector.

This critical assignment involves the development of 21.70 km of fencing works, including embankment formation and laying of filter media from BP 921 to BP 960. Designed to enhance structural durability and long-term operational resilience, the project significantly strengthens India’s border security framework.

The project is estimated to cost ₹47.82 Crore and is scheduled for completion within 11 months, as per the Letter of Approval dated 13.10.2025.

Project Overview

This border infrastructure project focuses on replacing deteriorated fencing systems across strategically sensitive stretches of the Indo-Pak Border in Gujarat. The scope includes dismantling old fencing, ground preparation, embankment strengthening, installation of new fencing systems, and associated civil works required to ensure stability and security.

Executed under stringent quality and safety parameters, the project highlights VRC Group’s expertise in delivering time-bound, security-sensitive infrastructure in challenging terrain conditions.

Key Objectives

Strategic Border Strengthening

Upgrading aged and compromised fencing systems to enhance perimeter security and structural stability.

Engineering & Terrain Adaptation

Execution of embankment works and filter media laying to ensure long-term durability across varying soil and environmental conditions.

Precision & Time-Bound Delivery

Completion within the stipulated 11-month timeframe while maintaining strict compliance with government standards.

Infrastructure Resilience

Developing a robust fencing system engineered for endurance, reliability, and integration with surveillance requirements.

Major Scope of Work

• Dismantling of old/damaged BS fencing
  
  
• Installation of new fencing across a 21.70 km stretch
  
  
• Embankment construction and strengthening
  
  
• Laying of filter media (BP 921 to BP 960)
  
  
• Alignment correction and terrain preparation
  
  
• Civil and structural support works
  
  

Conclusion

The Gujarat Border Fencing (Phase-III) Project reinforces VRC Group’s growing portfolio in high-value government and strategic infrastructure development. By contributing to the modernisation of border protection systems, VRC continues to demonstrate engineering excellence, disciplined execution, and commitment to national infrastructure priorities.

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