Tata Projects, one of India’s leading engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) companies and a subsidiary of the Tata Group, continues to play a pivotal role in design-to-build data centre projects across the country. Although no new contracts were announced in the past day, the company remains a key player in India’s expanding digital infrastructure ecosystem, which is witnessing strong growth driven by artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, and data localisation mandates.
Tata Projects provides end-to-end construction and infrastructure delivery solutions, including civil works, electrical and mechanical services, and advanced building management systems for hyperscale and enterprise data centres. Its expertise in executing large-scale, complex projects has positioned it as a preferred partner for both domestic and international technology firms looking to establish data centre facilities in India.
As part of the Tata Group, which also owns Tata Steel, the company’s involvement in data centre construction highlights the growing synergy between the steel sector and digital infrastructure development. Data centres are highly steel-intensive structures, requiring robust frameworks for servers, power backup, and cooling systems—creating a significant opportunity for steel producers as India ramps up its data centre capacity.
Industry analysts project that India’s data centre capacity will grow multiple fold by 2030, supported by investments from hyperscalers such as Reliance Jio, Adani, and Airtel Nxtra, along with global players. Tata Projects’ continued participation in this sector underscores the critical role of EPC companies with strong industrial linkages in shaping the country’s digital future.
With India’s push toward sustainable, energy-efficient infrastructure, Tata Projects is expected to remain a key contributor to building state-of-the-art green data centres that align with global ESG standards.
