All 4 Bidders Technically Qualified for NHAI's ₹144.5 Cr NH-44 Carriageway Improvement Tender in South West Delhi
Technical Evaluation Key Takeaways
- ✓ NHAI’s ₹144.5 crore NH-44 improvement tender in South West Delhi advances to financial stage.
- ✓ All four bidders—SHRI BALAJI CONSTRUCTIONS, RAJINDER INFRASTRUCTURE PVT LTD, M G Contractors Pvt Ltd, and M S INFRAENGINEERS PVT LTD—are technically qualified.
- ✓ Project covers overlay and maintenance of NH-44 between Phagwara and Jalandhar.
- ✓ Technical evaluation completed on 4 August 2026.
- ✓ Procurement conducted via EPROCURE platform.
All four bidders for the National Highways Authority of India’s ₹144.5 crore NH-44 carriageway improvement project in South West Delhi have cleared the technical evaluation stage, moving forward to the financial round.
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has completed the technical evaluation for its ₹144.5 crore tender aimed at upgrading the main carriageway and service roads of NH-44 in South West Delhi. All four participating bidders have successfully qualified at this stage, setting the stage for the next phase of the procurement process.
The project, which focuses on overlay works with DBM/BC PQC in water-prone areas and includes routine maintenance and integrated incident management, attracted interest from leading infrastructure firms. The technical results were released on 4 August 2026.
The Award
All four bidders—SHRI BALAJI CONSTRUCTIONS, RAJINDER INFRASTRUCTURE PVT LTD, M G Contractors Pvt Ltd, and M S INFRAENGINEERS PVT LTD—have been admitted to the financial evaluation stage after clearing the technical assessment for NHAI’s NH-44 improvement project.
Bidders (4)
About the Project
- Project value estimated at ₹144.5 crore.
- Scope includes improvement of main carriageway and service roads with overlay of DBM/BC PQC.
- Covers water-prone areas and associated works on NH-44, Phagwara to Jalandhar section (km 352.730 to 387.100).
- Includes routine maintenance and integrated incident management.
- Procurement managed through EPROCURE.
Why It Matters
With all bidders qualifying technically, the tender process remains highly competitive, ensuring robust participation for the critical NH-44 upgrade in Delhi.
The technical clearance of all four bidders paves the way for a competitive financial bidding round for NHAI’s major carriageway improvement project. The final contract award will be determined after the financial evaluation.
