Government Tender for Resurfacing Rural Roads in Arvalli District Gujarat 2025-26

The scope of work encompasses the following key activities:

• Resurfacing of existing rural roads in the Modasa Taluka of Arvalli district.
• Preparation of the road surface, including cleaning, leveling, and minor repairs.
• Laying of new asphalt or bituminous layers as per specifications.
• Implementation of drainage improvements where necessary.
• Compliance with technical standards outlined in the tender documents.

The process involves:

1. Site assessment and survey as per the provided work details.
2. Preparation of work plan and schedule.
3. Execution of resurfacing activities following approved BOQ and specifications.
4. Quality control and supervision throughout the project duration.
5. Final inspection and handover upon completion.

The project specifications are detailed in the tender documents, including material quality, compaction standards, and safety protocols. The work must adhere to the general and specific specifications provided in the linked PDFs, ensuring durability and compliance with government standards.

All activities must be completed within the stipulated 9 months period, with progress reports submitted periodically.

The technical specifications require bidders to adhere to IS standards and government norms for road construction. The materials used must be of approved quality, with asphalt mix design complying with IS 73:2013. The layers should be compacted to the specified density, ensuring durability.

Bidders must follow the sequential process:

1. Conduct site survey and assessment.
2. Prepare and submit technical proposal.
3. Mobilize resources and commence work.
4. Follow quality control measures.
5. Complete and hand over the project as per schedule.

The estimated project cost is approximately ₹39,36,33,14.93. The financial bid must be submitted online, including the percentage rate for the work. The payment schedule will be linked to project milestones, with 10% mobilization advance and the remaining payments based on progress and certification.

All financial transactions must be compliant with government procurement norms, and bidders should ensure transparency and accuracy in their submissions.