BSNL 4G Project Expansion with Green Engineering

On: Monday, January 12, 2026 12:21 PM
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BSNL’s 4G Project Gets a Big Boost – Analyzed

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has given a huge order to Bharat Sanchar Nigam KP Green Engineering. This order is for building out the 4G network across India. It’s a really important step in making sure everyone has access to fast internet.

Key Points

  • BSNL awarded Rs 819 crore contract to Green Engineering.
  • Two main phases focus on 4G network expansion.
  • Maharashtra, Goa (Cluster C) & Jammu/Kashmir (Cluster J) are key areas.
  • Work includes towers, installation, and ongoing maintenance for 10 years.
  • Green Engineering acts as a service provider for BSNL’s network.
  • Project aims to improve internet connectivity across India’s regions.

What’s Happening?

BSNL needs a lot more 4G towers to give everyone internet. Green Engineering will build and maintain these towers for BSNL. This means more people will be able to use the internet to talk, stream videos, and do their schoolwork.

The Details of the Order

The first part of the order, worth Rs 483 crore, is for building towers in Maharashtra, Goa, and neighboring areas. This is called Cluster C. The second part, worth Rs 336 crore, will build towers in Jammu & Kashmir, Ladakh, Uttarakhand, and Himachal Pradesh – these are called Cluster J.

What Green Engineering Will Do

Green Engineering won’t just build the towers. They will also install everything needed to make the towers work – like antennas and other equipment. They’ll also take care of the towers for five years, and they can keep taking care of them for another five years if BSNL wants them to.

Important Specs

BSNL has specific rules about how these towers need to be built and how they should work. Green Engineering has to follow these rules closely. This makes sure the 4G network is reliable and works well for everyone.

This investment demonstrates a commitment to expanding digital connectivity nationwide and driving economic growth.