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
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/- (minimum 50% of estimated cost), or two works each of Rs. 9,45,084/- (minimum 35% of estimated cost), or three works each of Rs. 6,75,060/- (minimum 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: 2026-04-01
- 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 | 28-03-2026 |
| Documents | 2 |
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