Current Infraprojects Secures $0.42 Million BSF Contract to Install Solar Power Systems at 13 Border Posts in Gujarat, India

Current Infraprojects Limited has secured a USD 0.42 million contract from the Border Security Force to install 25 kWp off-grid solar power plants at 13 Border Outposts across Gujarat.

The Jaipur-based solar infrastructure company announced the Letter of Award on October 16, 2026. Beyond the solar installations, the scope of work includes testing and commissioning of the plants as well as the construction of RCC-framed battery rooms at the sites.

Execution Timeline Under FTR HQ BSF Gujarat

The project falls under FTR HQ BSF Gujarat and is scheduled to begin on October 19, 2026.

CIPL has been given 12 months from the date of the Letter of Award to complete the work, which involves installation, testing, and commissioning of the off-grid systems.

Order Adds to Existing Barmer Assignment

The new award follows an earlier USD 0.51 million BSF order covering 16 border outposts in Barmer. According to the company, holding both projects allows it to share site-level fixed expenses, improve operational efficiency, and support better margins.

CIPL said the contract strengthens its FY27 order book and widens its footprint in government-led solar EPC projects. The company added that the assignments reinforce its commitment to expanding clean energy access in remote areas while backing critical infrastructure for India's Armed Forces.

Chairman on Clean Energy at Strategic Locations

Sunil Singh Gangwar, Chairman and Managing Director of Current Infraprojects Limited, said the BSF order is an important addition to the company's solar EPC portfolio and strengthens its participation in government-led renewable energy projects. He noted that installing off-grid solar plants across 13 border outposts in Gujarat reflects the growing role of clean energy in remote and strategically significant locations.

Gangwar said the company remains committed to expanding its solar infrastructure capabilities, delivering projects with a focus on quality and execution, and building long-term relationships with government and institutional clients. He added that the project offers an opportunity to contribute to infrastructure development for the Armed Forces while advancing growth in India's renewable energy sector.

Company Background and Operations

Founded in Rajasthan, Current Infraprojects Limited has grown from a localized electrical contractor into a diversified EPC platform operating across 12 states with more than 100 projects. The company provides integrated solutions spanning power distribution, renewable energy, water infrastructure, civil EPC, MEP, and project management consultancy.

Its delivery model combines centralized procurement, ERP-based project monitoring, more than 80 percent owned equipment, and over 45 certified engineers. An in-house NABL-accredited MEC Test Lab supports quality assurance with faster testing and turnaround capabilities.

In solar, CIPL has scaled its EPC business while building an annuity portfolio through RESCO projects backed by 25-year power purchase agreements. The company operates four commissioned RESCO SPVs aggregating 9.4 MW and is moving toward a model that balances EPC growth with recurring renewable energy revenues.

Recent Financial Results

In FY26, the company reported a total income of USD 16.99 million, EBITDA of USD 2.45 million, and a net profit of USD 1.48 million.