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ARTICLE · 02 NOVEMBER 2018

Toll Operate Transfer Model – Gateway To New Opportunities In Highway Sector

Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas
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With a view to monetise the operational national highways, the National Highway Authority of India introduced the Toll Operate and Transfer model for partnership with private developers in the road sector.

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With a view to monetise the operational national highways, the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) introduced the Toll Operate and Transfer (TOT) model for partnership with private developers in the road sector. Under this model, NHAI passes on the toll collection rights and operation and maintenance obligations for 30 years to the private developer against payment of upfront, one-time, lump sum concession fees quoted by the private developer as part of the comprehensive bidding process. Projects under this model are awarded as a bundle of operational national highways, which allows the investor to offset the risks of one project against another. Since existing and operational roads are auctioned under the TOT model, it does not need developers with construction skills to participate.

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