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Teerth Gopicon Ltd. is an India-based engineering construction and development company primarily focused on infrastructure projects. The company operates as an Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contractor, providing services that encompass detailed engineering, procurement of construction materials and machinery, project execution, and ongoing operation and maintenance. Its core services include the construction of roads, sewerage networks, and water distribution systems, such as water supply networks, intake wells, treatment plants, distribution pipelines, and overhead water tanks. Teerth Gopicon also undertakes various civil engineering projects, including residential, commercial, and institutional building construction, as well as specialized works like nalla tapping and lake rejuvenation. The company primarily targets government and semi-government initiatives and schemes, working with central and state government departments, while also engaging in building works for the private sector. Its operations are concentrated in Madhya Pradesh, including cities like Indore, Chhatarpur, Sagar, Dindori, Jabalpur, and Ujjain, with an expanding geographical footprint to other states, particularly in Western Indian markets and Gujarat.
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