Government Tender for Construction of Underground Drainage and Water Supply Pipeline in Tharad Gujarat

This tender involves providing and constructing NP3 pipelines, underground drainage lines, water supply systems, and electrical installations including pumps, transformers, and cables. The project aims to upgrade urban infrastructure, improve water supply, and drainage facilities across various areas in Tharad. Bidders are expected to deliver complete installation, testing, and commissioning within 3 months, following technical specifications detailed in the tender documents.

Eligible bidders must submit Bid Security / EMD and Tender Document Fee electronically, possess valid licenses and registrations for civil contracting in Gujarat, and demonstrate experience in similar projects. Financial capacity should be at least ₹50 lakhs annual turnover for the last 3 years. Bidders must also comply with technical and safety standards specified in the tender documents and avoid pending legal disputes or blacklisting.

Bids must be submitted electronically via the NPROCURE portal before the deadline of 30-07-2026 at 18:00. The process includes downloading tender documents, uploading technical and financial bids, and ensuring all required documents are included. The primary evaluation is scheduled for 05-08-2026 at 10:00, with the price bid opening at 10:10. Late submissions will not be accepted, so timely compliance is essential.

The project requires NP3, D.I, MS pipes conforming to IS standards, 3-phase Monoset pumps, PVC insulated round cables, and auto transformers with starters. All materials must meet relevant IS standards and undergo hydrostatic and electrical testing before installation. The installation must follow approved drawings and safety protocols to ensure durability and safety.

The estimated project cost is approximately ₹27,66,222.32. Payment terms include an advance of 10%, 40% on partial completion, and remaining 50% after final inspection. Payments are subject to certification by the project engineer and compliance with contractual terms. Bidders should include detailed cost breakdowns in their proposals to ensure clarity and transparency.