Tata Projects, ASI Global sign MOU to design, construct aircraft maintenance facilities in India

Tata Projects Ltd (TPL), an engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) company, and ASI Global, a globally recognized specialist in aircraft hangar design and fabrication, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to jointly offer design and construction of aircraft maintenance facilities in India.

The partnership paves the way for the two companies to jointly identify and pursue opportunities related to the demand for aircraft maintenance hangars and supporting infrastructure from commercial airlines, third-party MRO’s, business aircraft operators and the defence sector.

This alliance positions Tata Projects and ASI Global as the sole integrated solution providers for all hangar and MRO infrastructure, stressed arch structures, sports centers and bulk storage facilities in India, addressing the country’s surging demand for large span steel structures, the companies said in a joint statement.

Vinayak Pai, MD & CEO, Tata Projects Ltd said, “This partnership marks an important step in delivering world-class, state of the art MRO facilities for India’s rapidly growing aviation sector. By combining Tata Projects’ integrated EPC expertise with ASI Global’s specialist engineering strengths, we will offer clients a true one-stop solution—delivering MRO infrastructure as ready-to-operate assets. Together, we are setting new benchmarks in innovative design, reliability, quality, and on-time delivery, while supporting the growth of India’s aviation ecosystem.”

Mark Langbein, Managing Director, Aircraft Support Industries (ASI Global) said, “Our extensive experience in aircraft hangar design and construction and our engineering capabilities, coupled with Tata Projects proven track record in delivering substantial and complex infrastructure projects throughout India, we provide a very compelling case to the market. Add to this Tata Project’s in house steel fabrication capability we are truly offering a one stop solution with support from the ground up.”