Wednesday, November 4

AECOM in India: Offices, Headcount and Operations

AECOM provides design, engineering and programme management services for Indian transport, urban and building projects. It has worked on rail, metro, highway, airport, port and smart city projects across the country.

What India does for AECOM

India is a major project market for AECOM, whose more than 4,000 local staff work from Gurugram and four regional offices on rail, metro, highway, smart city and convention centre projects.

AECOM's India business

AECOM employs more than 4,000 people in India. The company worked on the Chenab Bridge, Mumbai Metro Line 3 and the Kochi Water Metro.

It has supported more than 11,000 km of highways and metro rail projects in 12 cities. AECOM handled master planning and programme management for the Yashobhoomi convention centre in Dwarka, Delhi.

Where it operates

AECOM runs its India business from Gurugram. It also has a presence in Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai and Bengaluru.

At a glance

  • Home country: United States
  • Global headquarters: Dallas
  • Sector: Infrastructure & Data Centres
  • Business: Engineering
  • Role of India: Sales market
  • India head office: Gurugram
  • India offices: Gurugram, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bengaluru
  • India headcount: 4,000+ (2026)

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