Nat’l Highways Infra Dev Corp
NHIDCL requires physical bid documents despite online submission for ₹8.71 crore slope project
NHIDCL is contracting for slope stabilization and protection works at Chainage Km 40.05 near the 7th Mile of NH-10 in West Bengal on an Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) mode basis.
8.71 CroreEstimated Cost: Rs. 8.71 Crore (exclusive of GST)
Who can bid: The document invites International Competitive Bids from eligible contractors. Specific eligibility criteria such as minimum turnover, years of experience, or required certifications are not stated in the provided text, though bidders must provide statutory auditor certifications with UDIN verification and self-certification for local content requirements.
Key terms
- Estimated Cost: Rs. 8.71 Crore (exclusive of GST)
- Bid Security: Rs. 0.09 Crore
- Completion Period: 12 months (12 months DLP)
- Tender Type: Online e-tender through Central Public Procurement Portal (CPPP)
- Bid Submission Deadline: 03/04/2026
- Bid Validity: 120 days from BID Due Date
- Price Adjustment: Not payable to the Contractor
Also in the document
- Bidders must submit physical copies of Bid Security, Document fee, Power of Attorney, and Joint Bidding Agreement by the bid opening date, even though the financial and technical bids are submitted online.
- Bidders must provide a 'Self Certification' for Local Content requirements; failure to do so results in the bidder being treated as a 'Non-Local Supplier'.
- Price Adjustment shall not be paid to the Contractor.
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The original document
National Highways & Infrastructure Development Corporation (NHIDCL)
Tender · 13 Mar 2026
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Questions a citizen might ask
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- The department changed this document 2 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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