Shree Cement Limited Wins ₹115 Cr Haryana Government Cement Supply Contract in Panchkula
Contract Awarded Key Takeaways
- ✓ Shree Cement Limited awarded ₹115 crore cement supply contract
- ✓ Haryana Government is the buyer for Panchkula location
- ✓ Two bidders participated; both were technically qualified
- ✓ ultratech cement limited was L2 with a ₹117.3 crore bid
- ✓ Contract covers ISI-marked 43 Grade OPC and PPC cement
- ✓ Procurement conducted via EPROCURE platform
Shree Cement Limited has secured a ₹115 crore contract from the Haryana Government to supply ISI-marked cement in Panchkula, outbidding ultratech cement limited in a closely contested tender.
In a significant procurement for the construction sector, Shree Cement Limited has been awarded a ₹115 crore contract by the Haryana Government. The contract covers the supply of ISI-marked 43 Grade Ordinary Portland Cement and Pozzolana Portland Cement, to be delivered in Panchkula, Haryana.
The tender, floated under the Miscellaneous Goods category on the EPROCURE platform, saw competitive bidding between two major cement manufacturers. The result was finalised on 28 July 2026, following the bid opening on 3 June 2026.
The Award
Shree Cement Limited emerged as the winning bidder and has been formally awarded the contract worth ₹115 crore by the Haryana Government. The company’s bid matched the estimated tender value, securing the supply of ISI-marked cement for the Panchkula region.
Bidders (2)
About the Project
- Supply of ISI Marked 43 Grade Ordinary Portland Cement as per ISI No. 8112 (now merged with IS 269)
- Supply of ISI Marked Pozzolana Portland Cement as per IS No.1489 (Part-I)
- Cement to be packed in conventional Jute/HDPE bags of 50 Kgs
- Project location: Panchkula, Haryana
Why It Matters
This contract ensures a steady supply of certified cement for Haryana Government projects in Panchkula, supporting ongoing infrastructure and construction initiatives.
With this award, Shree Cement Limited reinforces its position as a leading supplier for government procurement in Haryana. The outcome also highlights the competitive nature of cement tenders in the region.
