Expanding Healthcare Infrastructure Across Maharashtra
HSCC (Hospital Services Consultancy Corporation), a fully-owned subsidiary of NBCC (National Buildings Construction Corporation), has announced the acquisition of ₹599.35 crore worth of contracts from the National Health Mission, Maharashtra. These high-value projects are poised to bolster the state’s healthcare infrastructure by enhancing accessibility to essential medical services and advanced treatment facilities.
Details of the New Contracts
1. Establishment of Hinduhridaysamrat Balasaheb Thackery Aapla Dawakhana Clinics
The first work order, valued at ₹259.35 crore, focuses on the creation and operation of Hinduhridaysamrat Balasaheb Thackery Aapla Dawakhana clinics across Maharashtra. These clinics aim to provide affordable and accessible healthcare services to residents, particularly in underserved areas. This project underscores the state’s commitment to improving public healthcare accessibility and quality.
2. Radiation Oncology Units on a Turnkey Basis
The second project, worth ₹340 crore, involves the setup of radiation oncology units (Radiotherapy Units) on a turnkey basis in four districts: Jalna, Ratnagiri, Baramati, and Dharashiv. These units will cater to cancer patients, offering advanced radiation therapy treatments closer to their homes, thereby reducing the burden of travel and associated costs for treatment.
NBCC and HSCC: Leaders in Healthcare Infrastructure Development
NBCC, a leading player in project management consultancy and real estate, has consistently demonstrated its expertise in executing large-scale infrastructure projects. Through its subsidiary HSCC, the company is making significant strides in the healthcare sector. These contracts add to its growing portfolio of healthcare infrastructure projects, solidifying its leadership in this critical domain.
HSCC specializes in healthcare planning, design, and project management. By securing these contracts, the organization reaffirms its position as a trusted partner for government initiatives aimed at enhancing healthcare accessibility and capacity across India.
Key Impacts of the Projects
- Strengthening Public Health Facilities: The establishment of Aapla Dawakhana clinics will improve access to primary healthcare services for underserved communities across Maharashtra, contributing to the state’s public health goals.
- Boosting Cancer Care Accessibility: The radiation oncology units will provide state-of-the-art cancer treatment services, reducing the treatment gap in smaller districts and strengthening the healthcare ecosystem.
- Economic and Social Benefits: These projects will generate employment opportunities in construction, operations, and healthcare, fostering economic growth in the regions where they are implemented.
Aligning with India’s Healthcare Infrastructure Goals
These contracts are in line with India’s vision to develop robust healthcare infrastructure and make quality medical services accessible to all. The projects also resonate with Maharashtra’s focus on enhancing healthcare delivery systems in both urban and rural areas.
