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NHIDCL sets ₹4.92 crore maintenance cost for 20.6 km Sikkim highways

NHIDCL is inviting bids for a 12-month Short Term Maintenance Contract (STMC) for 20.6 km of National Highways (NH-717A and NH-717B) in Sikkim, to be executed on a percentage rate basis for FY 2025-26.

Bidders must be experienced firms not blacklisted or debarred. They must have a minimum average annual turnover of Rs. 4,91,73,906/- over the last 3 years. They must have completed similar road construction/maintenance works in the last 5 years, meeting one of the following thresholds: one work of Rs. 2,45,86,953/-, two works of Rs. 1,72,10,867/- each, or three works of Rs. 1,22,93,477/- each. Joint ventures and consortiums are not allowed. Bidders must demonstrate availability of specific equipment and personnel.

  • Estimated Cost: Rs. 4,91,73,906/- (Excluding GST)
  • Bid Security: Rs. 9,84,000/-
  • Contract Duration: 12 months
  • Tender Type: National Competitive Bidding (e-tendering)
  • Bid Submission Deadline: 15.09.2025 (1600 Hrs)
  • Bid Validity: 120 days from submission deadline
  • Cost of Bid Documents: Rs. 11,800/-

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Notice 2025-08-25
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Official titleShort Term Maintenance Contract (STMC) for the section (i) Km 96.254 (Rishi Border) to Km 101.554 (Rhenock Charpatak) of NH-717A, & (ii) Km 0.000 (Rhenock Charpatak) to Km 15.300 (Rongli Bazaar) of NH-717 B (total length of 20.600) under jurisdiction of PMU-Rhenock, NHIDCL on Percentage Rate Contract Basis for FY 2025-26 in the state of Sikkim
Source bodyNational Highways & Infrastructure Development Corporation (NHIDCL)
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Statusclosed (archive)
Year2025
Closing date15-09-2025
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