Balance work for rectification of damages caused to bituminous pavement and road side drain for laying of PHED pipelines in connection with the project work of “Construction of 2-lane specification road with paved shoulder including Tunnel (300 m) at Rabongla on NH-510 (Singtam-Tarku-Rabongla-Legship-Gyalshing) Package-III (Design Chainage from KM 32.500 to Km 33.600) under SARDP-NE Phase- ‘A’ on the EPC basis in the State of Sikkim”, under jurisdiction of PMU-Gyalshing, NHIDCL on Percentage Rate Contract Basis in the state of Sikkim- 3rd Call
What is this tender for?
NHIDCL is contracting for the rectification of damages to bituminous pavement and roadside drains caused by PHED pipeline laying work on a specific road section in Sikkim, under a Percentage Rate Contract Basis.
Who can bid / win?
Bidders must have a minimum average annual turnover of Rs. 27,00,238/- over the last 3 years, or alternatively, one work of Rs. 13,50,120/- (50% of estimated cost), or two works each of Rs. 9,45,084/- (35% of estimated cost), or three works each of Rs. 6,75,060/- (25% of estimated cost) on National/State Highways in the last 5 years. Bidders must be registered on the e-procurement portal (eprocure.gov.in) with valid registration until bid submission date.
Key terms
- Estimated Cost: Rs. 27,00,238/-
- Bid Security: Rs. 54,005/-
- Tender Type: E-tendering (open)
- Bid Submission Deadline: 28.04.2026
- Bid Validity: 120 days
- Contract Duration: 1 month
| Source body | National Highways & Infrastructure Development Corporation (NHIDCL) |
| Reference number | — |
| Status | closed (section: archive) |
| Year | 2026 |
| Closing date | 27-04-2026 |
| Documents | 2 |
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