Atal Setu, Mumbai is a landmark six-lane road bridge across the Mumbai Bay between South Mumbai and Navi Mumbai. This link, with a length of ~ 22 kms, the longest sea bridge in India.

Tata Projects is executing Package-2 of the link, in a joint venture with Daewoo E&C. The project involves the utilisation of 32 orthotropic steel decks with span length of upto 180 meters with weight of upto 900 tonnes. Such structures have been used for the first time in India.

Tata Projects is thankful for the opportunity to build the New Parliament Building. This project epitomises the aspirations of the world’s largest democracy and is India’s first parliament built after independence.

The project has been conceptualised around India’s national symbols, with the Peacock (national bird) for Lok Sabha, the Lotus (national flower) for Rajya Sabha and the Banyan (national tree) for the Central Lounge. The 6.5m tall and 4.5-ton heavy Ashoka Emblem on top of the Parliament Building and is a matter of pride to all Indians.