Government Tender for Road Resurfacing & Widening in Nadiad, Kheda District

The scope of work includes:

• Resurfacing and widening of existing roads in Nadiad taluka as per the specifications provided.
• Construction of new road sections where necessary to improve connectivity.
• Implementation of environmental and safety standards as outlined in the tender documents.
• Use of approved materials and techniques in accordance with MORTH guidelines.

The key deliverables are:

• Complete resurfacing of designated roads
• Widening of carriageways to specified widths
• Installation of signage and safety features
• Restoration of affected areas post-construction

The process involves:

1. Mobilization of resources and site preparation.
2. Execution of earthwork, base course, and surface layers.
3. Quality control and testing as per specifications.
4. Final inspection and handover.

Bidders must ensure compliance with all technical standards and submit all required documentation as specified in the tender notice.

The technical specifications adhere to MORTH standards, including:

• Road surface layers: Bituminous mix as per Section 112.
• Material quality: Use of approved materials with test certificates.
• Construction techniques: Proper compaction, leveling, and drainage.
• Environmental standards: Compliance with environmental specifications.

Technical parameters:

• Asphalt mix type: MG-30
• Thickness of surface layer: 50 mm
• Widening width: As per detailed drawings
• Compaction: 98% of maximum Proctor density
• Quality testing: As per IS standards

Sequential procedures include site survey, earthwork, base course laying, surface finishing, quality testing, and final inspection. All work must be executed under supervision and in accordance with the detailed specifications provided in the tender documents.

The estimated project cost is approximately ₹54,37,16,045. The financial bid must be submitted online, with the bid offer valid for 120 days. The payment schedule is linked to project milestones, including mobilization, progress payments, and completion. Bidders must provide a solvency certificate for 20% of the project value, valid within the current calendar year. The tender fee is ₹12,000, payable via demand draft. The earnest money deposit (EMD) must be submitted in FDR form, with minimum validity of 365 days from the last date of submission. The financial proposal should include detailed cost breakdowns for materials, labor, equipment, and overheads, aligned with the BOQ and specifications. All payments are subject to approval of work progress and quality assurance as per contractual terms.