The project, called Project Seabird Phase IIA, includes new housing, health, and utility infrastructure at the Karwar naval base.
Five towers contain 300 dwelling units for navy defence civilians and their families.
Hospital expansion increases bed capacity to 409, enhancing medical care for base personnel.
A hilltop water reservoir holds two lakh litres and a sewage treatment plant manages waste water.
Integrated solid waste management and a four‑lane bridge with walkways and bike paths were inaugurated.
The development follows Indian Green Building Council standards and aims for a Gold rating, using over 90% domestic materials.
The base hospital, Indian Navy Hospital Patanjali, was expanded to a capacity of 409 beds.
A 200,000‑litre water reservoir, sewage treatment plant, and solid waste management facility were added.
A new four‑lane bridge with pedestrian and cycle pathways improves access, supporting the base's growth.
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