GURUGRAM: The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram invited fresh bids on Thursday, November 12, 2026, for water, sewer, stormwater drainage and road works in Arjun Nagar Block 3, with an estimated value of Rs 4,42,04,671. A separate water pipeline tender issued the same day covers Maharana Pratap Chowk to a new office building in Ward 25, at an estimated Rs 46,13,363.

Both entries on Haryana's official procurement portal are marked as recalls. They reopen bidding for the described works. For residents around Arjun Nagar and the Ward 25 corridor, the records establish the proposed scope and procurement timetable, rather than an announcement that a contractor has begun digging or that a supply interruption has been scheduled.

Arjun Nagar package combines four types of work

The Arjun Nagar entry brings water supply, sewerage, a stormwater drain and road construction together in one works contract. Its tender identifier is 2026_HRY_559874_1. The municipal corporation is the procuring organisation under Haryana's Urban Local Bodies department, and Pradeep Kumar is named as the tender inviting authority.

The contract period listed on the portal is 300 days. That duration should be read as the period allowed for the work under the tender, rather than a calendar completion date calculated from the November 12 publication. The entry does not give a date on which an awarded contractor will receive permission to start.

The official Arjun Nagar tender record was published at 12.30 pm IST on November 12. Document downloads and bid submission opened at the same time. Both close at noon IST on November 21, with bid opening listed for 4 pm IST that day at Municipal Corporation Gurugram.

The submission uses two covers: a PDF technical bid under the fee, prequalification and technical category, followed by the financial bid in spreadsheet format. The portal lists a common bidding document and a bill of quantities. Prospective bidders need to consult those documents for the detailed specifications and eligibility conditions; the summary describes prequalification as being according to the bidding document.

  • Arjun Nagar estimated value: Rs 4,42,04,671.
  • Work period: 300 days.
  • Bid validity: 180 days.
  • Submission deadline: November 21, noon IST.
  • Bid opening: November 21, 4 pm IST.

Ward 25 pipeline has a shorter work period

The second entry, tender 2026_HRY_559851_1, is for providing and laying a water supply pipeline from Maharana Pratap Chowk to the new office building in Ward 25. It lists a 60 day work period and a bid validity of 180 days. Its work description does not name a pipeline diameter or promise a date when water will begin flowing through it.

Publication, document download and bid submission began at noon IST on November 12. The closing time is noon IST on November 19, with bids due to open at 3 pm IST that day at the municipal corporation. These dates are different from the Arjun Nagar timetable, even though both notices were issued on the same date.

The Ward 25 prequalification field says the work is reserved for cooperative labour and construction societies, up to the rates allotted in the immediate past for similar work. That condition appears in the official pipeline tender. The Arjun Nagar summary uses a different prequalification description, so the society reservation should not be automatically applied to both contracts.

Fees and the next procurement steps

For Arjun Nagar, the tender fee is Rs 15,000 and the processing fee Rs 1,000, making a total of Rs 16,000. The earnest money deposit is Rs 8,84,093. For Ward 25, the corresponding fees are Rs 2,500 and Rs 1,000, totalling Rs 3,500, with an earnest money deposit of Rs 92,300. Both records allow earnest money exemption, subject to the tender's conditions, but do not allow tender fee exemption.

Both procurements are open works tenders with online payment. Neither summary lists a prebid meeting. Their next published milestones are the submission deadlines and bid openings. A tender value is an estimate for procurement and should not be presented as the final amount paid to an appointed contractor.

Readers following municipal utilities can also see our earlier coverage of the Bhimgarh Khedi sewer tender, Greenwood City sewer work concerns and electricity meter replacement deadline. These are separate utility developments; their locations and deadlines should not be combined with the two new municipal tenders.