State-owned transport-infrastructure engineering and delivery corporation

West Bengal Transport Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited

Passengers crossing steel gangways to a floating ferry jetty and vessel at Babu Ghat on the Hooghly River

Biswarup Ganguly, Babu Ghat Ferry Jetty, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0; passenger-waterway system context, not a WBTIDCL corporate asset or delivery record

West Bengal Transport Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited is the Transport Department's wholly state-owned engineering and project-delivery corporation.

Organization overview

State-owned transport-infrastructure engineering and delivery corporation

Geographic footprint: West Bengal, Hooghly River, National Waterway 1, India, and Asia Pacific. Core marine roles: Public client and implementing agency for jetties and inland-waterway terminals, Engineering planning, design and technical supervision, Works procurement and contract administration, and Floating pontoon and gangway infrastructure delivery.

Project records 2 Last reviewed 6 August 2026

Type

State-owned transport-infrastructure engineering and delivery corporation

Active regions

West Bengal, Hooghly River, National Waterway 1, India, Asia Pacific

Marine works roles

Public client and implementing agency for jetties and inland-waterway terminals, Engineering planning, design and technical supervision, Works procurement and contract administration, Floating pontoon and gangway infrastructure delivery, Passenger-facility and terminal integration, Navigation-corridor and port-infrastructure project delivery, World Bank project implementation and reporting, Interface coordination with the Inland Water Transport Directorate and ferry operators

Role in marine infrastructure

West Bengal Transport Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited is the Transport Department's wholly state-owned engineering and project-delivery corporation. Its official mandate covers planning, design, procurement, construction and contract administration for roads, bridges, jetties, navigation corridors, terminals and ports. Under World Bank project P166020 it is the implementing client named across the 45-location floating passenger-jetty procurement chain, including 21 direct works contracts with reported supplier commitments of USD 24.84 million. The Inland Water Transport Directorate retains statutory vessel-regulation functions, while WBTIDCL and related state bodies deliver and maintain pontoon, gangway and terminal infrastructure.

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