Nat’l Highways Infra Dev Corp
NHIDCL sets 17 Feb 2026 deadline for 72.83 km Assam highway consultancy tender
NHIDCL is inviting proposals for consultancy services to act as the Authority’s Engineer for supervising seven highway construction and bridge projects in Assam, including 4-laning of NH-37 and NH-37A sections and the construction of the…
121.09 CrTotal Project Civil Cost: 121.09 Cr. (excl. GST)
NHIDCL is inviting proposals for consultancy services to act as the Authority’s Engineer for supervising seven highway construction and bridge projects in Assam, including 4-laning of NH-37 and NH-37A sections and the construction of the Jia Bharali Bridge.
Who can bid: The document states that proposals are invited from 'eligible Consultants' for engaging an Authority’s Engineer on the basis of International Competitive Bidding. Specific eligibility criteria such as minimum turnover, years of experience, or required certifications are not stated in the provided text.
Key terms
- Tender Type: International Competitive Bidding
- Total Project Civil Cost: 121.09 Cr. (excl. GST)
- Total Project Length: 72.83 km
- Bid Due Date: 17.02.2026 at 1500 Hrs
- Bid Validity: 120 days from bid due date
- Submission Method: Online at e-tender portal (infracon.nic.in and eprocure.gov.in) and Physical Submission
Also in the document
- The tender requires both online submission and physical submission of bid documents by the same deadline.
- The assignment period for most packages is 48 months (DLP Period), while the service road/drain package is 1 month.
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National Highways & Infrastructure Development Corporation (NHIDCL)
Tender · 3 Feb 2026
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