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NHIDCL seeks consultancy for Uttarakhand road project with open tender

NHIDCL (a government entity under the Ministry of Road, Transport and Highways) is contracting consultancy services to prepare a Detailed Project Report and pre-construction activities for a road project in Uttarakhand, including greenfield alignment, widening to 2 lanes, and mitigation measures for sinking/sliding zones along a specific route.

Consultants must meet guidelines in the Public Procurement (Preference to Make in India) Order, 2017 (amended 16.09.2020). They must register and enlist on MoRTH's INFRACON portal, form a team with an Infracon Team ID, and submit a non-refundable document fee of Rs. 5,000. No specific turnover, experience, or certification thresholds are stated.

  • Estimated/contract value: Not stated
  • EMD/security amount: Not stated
  • Tender type: Open (as per NIT)
  • Bid submission deadline: 2025-12-01
  • Bid validity: 120 days from 2025-12-01 (until 2026-03-30)
  • Contract duration: Not stated

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Official titleConsultancy services for preparation of Detailed Project Report and pre-construction activities in respect of construction of greenfield alignment/ widening of existing carriageway to 2 lane with paved shoulder configuration along with mitigation measures of vulnerable sinking / sliding zones of section for Bhimtal to Almora via Khutani, Ramgarh, Kwarab, Peora and Vishvanath in the State of Uttarakhand 2nd call
Source bodyNational Highways & Infrastructure Development Corporation (NHIDCL)
Reference number
Statusclosed (archive)
Year2025
Closing date01-12-2025
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