Nat’l Highways Infra Dev Corp
NHIDCL invites bids for 45.645 km high-speed corridor in Meghalaya and Assam
NHIDCL is inviting bids for the development, maintenance, management, and operation of a 45.645 km greenfield high-speed corridor (Package-1) from Mawlyngkhung in Meghalaya to Panchgram in Assam on a Hybrid Annuity basis.
Who can bid: The provided text does not state specific eligibility criteria such as minimum turnover, years of experience, or required certifications. It mentions that bids can be submitted by a 'private entity' or a 'Consortium' (referencing a Joint Bidding Agreement), but no specific qualification thresholds are listed in this excerpt.
Key terms
- Estimated Project Cost (Excluding GST): Rs 4734.24 Cr
- Estimated Project Cost (Including GST): Rs 4971.50 Cr
- Tender Type: Hybrid Annuity Basis
- Bid Submission Deadline: 16.02.2026 (up to 1500 Hrs. IST)
- Technical Bid Opening Date: 17.02.2026 (at 1500 hours IST)
- Bid Security: Must be submitted physically within 5 working days of the Bid Due Date if using demand draft, FDR, or banker's cheque
Also in the document
- The estimated project cost is approximately Rs 4,734 Crore (excluding GST).
- Bids must be submitted online only; physical submission of the bid itself is not entertained, though certain security documents must be submitted physically within 5 working days of the deadline.
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The original document
National Highways & Infrastructure Development Corporation (NHIDCL)
Tender · 2 Jan 2026
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- The department changed this document 15 times after first publishing it.
- What prompted each amendment, and was the closing date extended to give bidders time to respond?
- Do the eligibility and scope requirements match the stated purpose and estimated value?
- Were all amendments published on the portal before the deadline?
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