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NHIDCL sets ₹11,800 non-refundable bid fee for Tripura highway maintenance

NHIDCL is inviting bids for the short-term maintenance of National Highway-08 (NH-08) in Tripura, covering 13.5 km of road maintenance and 54 km of road safety work, for the year 2025-26.

Bidders must be sole entities (Joint Ventures are not allowed). They must have an average annual turnover of at least Rs. 776.89 Lakh over the last 3 years. Additionally, they must have experience in successfully completing or substantially completing highway/road construction or maintenance contracts in the last 5 years, meeting one of the following thresholds: a single work of Rs. 388.44 Lakh, two similar works each of Rs. 271.91 Lakh, or three similar works each of Rs. 194.22 Lakh.

  • Estimated Cost: Rs. 776.89 Lakh (Inclusive of GST)
  • Bid Security/EMD: Rs. 15.54 Lakh
  • Contract Duration: 12 months
  • Tender Type: Single Percentage Rate Bids via e-tendering
  • Bid Submission Deadline: 30-10-2025 (17:00 Hrs.)
  • Bid Validity: 120 days from the Bid Due Date
  • Bid Document Cost: Rs. 11,800 (Non-Refundable)

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Notice 2025-10-09
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Notice 2025-10-09
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Official titleShort term maintenance contract of NH-08 between ch.343+000 to ch.397+000 (road maintenance work between ch.375+000 to ch.397+000, i.e. total 13.5km in different stretches & road safety work in total 54 km i.e., from Ch. 343+000 to Ch. 397+000 in non DLP stretches) in the State of Tripura in the year 2025-26 on percentage basis and work order basis.
Source bodyNational Highways & Infrastructure Development Corporation (NHIDCL)
Reference number
Statusclosed (archive)
Year2025
Closing date30-10-2025
Documents2

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