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NHIDCL invites bids for maintenance of 65 km of NH-04 and major bridge in Andaman & Nicobar Islands

NHIDCL is inviting bids for the performance-based operation and maintenance of 65.32 km of NH-04 and a 1.45 km major bridge in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands.

Bidders must be experienced firms or organizations. Firms declared as Non-Performers by MoRTH/NHAI/NHIDCL/State PWD/BRO or those blacklisted/debarred are excluded. Specific financial turnover, years of experience, or certification requirements are not stated in this document.

  • Estimated Bid Cost: Rs. 5986.01 Lac (Excluding including GST)
  • Bid Security: Rs. 119.72 Lac
  • Contract Duration: 60 months
  • Tender Type: e-tendering (online submission required)
  • Bid Submission Deadline: 13.03.2026 up to 15:00 Hrs. IST
  • Bid Validity: 120 Days
  • Cost of Bid Documents: Rs. 11,800.00 (Non-Refundable)

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Notice 2026-02-27
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Notice 2026-02-27
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Official titleOPERATION AND MAINTENANCE FOR THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS OF NH-04 IN THE UNION TERRITORY OF ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS: (I) JARAWA AREA–I SECTION OF LENGTH 47.19 KM FROM KM 59.400 TO KM 106.590 (JIRKATANG CHECK POST TO START POINT OF MIDDLE STRAIT CREEK BRIDGE) (II) JARAWA AREA–II SECTION OF LENGTH 16.68 KM FROM KM 138.320 TO KM 155.000 (PARLOBJIG POLICE CHECK POST NO. 03 TO PARLOBJIG POLICE CHECK POST NO. 15) (III) MAJOR BRIDGE OVER HUMPHREY STRAIT CREEK (AZAD HINDU SETU) OF LENGTH 1.45 KM FROM KM 129.445 TO KM 130.600” on Performance-Based Maintenance Contracts (PBMC)
Source bodyNational Highways & Infrastructure Development Corporation (NHIDCL)
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Statusclosed (archive)
Year2026
Closing date13-03-2026
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