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NHIDCL sets ₹2,447.15 lakh turnover threshold for NH-17 road repair bids

National Highways & Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited (NHIDCL) is inviting bids for the special repair, emergency repair, and road safety measures on NH-17 (Satpakhali to Bongra, 15.085 km) in Assam via a Short Term Maintenance Contract.

Bidders must be experienced Road/Bridge Contractors/firms/organizations. They must have an average annual turnover of at least Rs. 2,447.15 Lakhs (inclusive of GST) over the last 5 years. They must have completed one similar work of the existing pavement section of NH-17 from Satpakhali to Bongra (Km 117+540 to Km 132+625) in the State of Assam in FY 2026-27. Firms declared non-performing or blacklisted/debarred by MoRT&H/NHAI/NHIDCL are excluded.

  • Estimated Civil Cost: Rs. 2,447.15 Lakhs (Incl. GST)
  • Tender Security: Rs. 15.085 Lakhs (Incl. GST)
  • Cost of Bid Documents: Rs. 11,800/- (non-refundable)
  • Tender Type: National Competitive Bidding through e-Tendering mode
  • Bid Submission Deadline: 28.08.2026 (upto 17:00 Hrs IST)
  • Bid Validity: 120 Days
  • Time of Completion: 6 Months/36 Months

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Notice 2026-09-08
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Official titleSpecial repair, ER work and road safety measures through Short Term Maintenance Contract mode on NH-08 between old Ch.318+000 (Panitila) to old Ch.343+000 (East-Kanchanbari) total new length 21.940 km in the state of Tripura in FY 2026-27 on percentage basis and work order basis.
Source bodyNational Highways & Infrastructure Development Corporation (NHIDCL)
Reference number2026_NHIDC_925260_1
Statusclosed (current)
Year2026
Closing date29-09-2026 17:00:00
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