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New Delhi, March 11

C&C Constructions has won two contracts amounting to Rs 202 crore from the Himachal Pradesh Road and Infrastructure Development Corporation Ltd. The contracts in Himachal Pradesh, which are aided by World Bank, are for widening and strengthening a 90-km stretch. Earlier, the company had bagged three orders cumulatively worth Rs 209 crore from Punjab, also under a World Bank-aided development scheme, according to a company release. With these, the company’s order book now stands at Rs 1,055 crore, which it is confident of executing by June 2009.

— Our Bureau

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