This government tender offers a unique opportunity for civil engineering firms to participate in the modernization of the Mahi Main Canal in Nadiad, Gujarat. The project aims to upgrade water conveyance infrastructure, improve irrigation efficiency, and support agricultural development. With an estimated cost of ₹105.9 million and a completion timeline of 9 months, the tender is managed by the Nadiad Irrigation Division under the Water Resources Department. Bidders must meet strict eligibility criteria, including relevant experience, financial strength, and certification requirements. The tender process involves multiple stages—preliminary, pre-qualification, and price bid—with specific deadlines for each phase. Interested companies should review all tender documents, prepare their submissions accordingly, and adhere to the outlined timelines to secure this significant government contract. This project contributes to water conservation, infrastructure resilience, and sustainable agriculture in Gujarat, making it an excellent opportunity for experienced irrigation contractors seeking government projects.