Greater Noida has floated tenders for 39 projects worth nearly ₹43 crore. A U-turn is planned ahead of Tilpata roundabout on the road connecting Greater Noida to Greater Noida West; construction is expected to take around three months. The tender process is expected to finish within a month.

Other works include resurfacing internal roads in Knowledge Park-I; drain repairs and covering and CC road repairs in Badalpur; road and civic infrastructure upgrades in Adarsh Vihar Society; development works in Thapkhera and Surajpur village settlements; and cremation-ground construction and renovation in Haldoni and Roza Jalalpur.

Sector P-3 will get a renovated shopping complex and grass paver blocks along a 24-metre-wide road. Landscaping and grass-grid work is planned along a 24-metre road in Knowledge Park-I. Science laboratories will be established in schools in Chipiyana Buzurg, Haibatpur Achheja, Milak Lachhi, Vaidpura, Sunpura, Dhoom Manikpur, Roopvas, Kailashpur, Dankaur, Surajpur and Bulandkhera. Electrical works include electrification and LED streetlights in Ecotech-10 and along SK Road from Kasna to Sirsa rotary. Jaitpur-Vaishpur villages will receive water-supply and pump-house repairs under the model village development programme.

The Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) approved a three-lane RCC bridge over the Hawalia drain near the Sector P-3 roundabout, replacing an old, narrow structure. The irrigation department will carry out the work at an estimated cost of ₹7 crore. The bridge will be 25 metres long and 10.5 metres wide, with its height raised by at least three metres to match the existing bridge connecting the P-3 roundabout with Omega 1.

The project is expected to improve travel between Knowledge Park, the Noida Expressway, Pari Chowk, Swarn Nagari and the Yamuna Expressway. GNIDA’s CEO gave final approval, and senior manager Manoj Sachan said an MoU had been signed with the irrigation department. Its headquarters’ approval is pending before tendering. Officials expect completion within one year. The existing road flooded with sewer water during the recent monsoon; the old bridge is low, narrow and unsafe, and congestion is common during peak hours.

Extension of Noida Metro Aqua Line to Greater Noida West adding 11 new stations from Sector-61 to Knowledge Park-V. Project scheduled for Public Investment Board presentation.

A drain near Ishan College in Knowledge Park, opposite Jagat Farm, carries untreated sewage allegedly dumped from several Greater Noida sectors. A nearby sewage treatment plant is non-functional. The stagnant black water flows into the Kasna canal and then the Hindon river. Residents, led by Corruption Free India, appealed to officials over foul odours, health risks and potential methane emissions. They said the problem worsens during the monsoon.