GURUGRAM: Municipal Corporation Gurugram reopened bidding on Wednesday, November 4, for sewer and street works in Bhimgarh Khedi, with an estimated value of Rs 84,79,757. Published at 3 pm IST, the tender covers a 300 mm internal diameter sewer line and associated street works in Ward 35, Division 3B, Zone 3. Residents have a new procurement milestone to track, although the notice does not announce a construction start date.
The official tender portal describes work in various streets of Bhimgarh Khedi and labels the invitation a recall. It combines the sewer line with RMC and IPB street works. Those abbreviations refer to ready mixed concrete and interlocking paver blocks, so bidders are being asked to price a package involving both the underground utility and street surfaces.
What is proposed and what remains unannounced
The procurement is classified as civil works and is being invited through the Urban Local Bodies department's MC Gurgaon organisation chain. The authority named in the record is Parveen Kumar Raghav, with Municipal Corporation Gurugram as the inviting office. The portal identifies the location as Gurugram and gives postcode 122001.
The stated work period is 109 days. That is the duration specified for the contract, rather than a promise that the streets will be completed 109 days after publication. The page does not give a mobilisation date or a street by street excavation schedule. It also does not list a sewer shutdown, a traffic diversion or an instruction for households to stop using existing connections.
The summary names the sewer's internal diameter but does not state the total length of pipe to be laid. Nor does it identify individual street names within the locality. Those limits matter for residents trying to establish whether their lane is included. The headline estimate alone cannot establish the extent of excavation outside a particular property or when access arrangements might change.
November 18 is the next published deadline
Document downloads and bid submissions opened at 3 pm IST on November 4. Both are scheduled to close at noon IST on Wednesday, November 18. The bid opening is listed for 3 pm IST that day at Municipal Corporation Gurugram. These are procurement dates, and the opening time should not be confused with the start of work at the site.
The tender uses two covers. The first contains the fee, prequalification and technical material, with the technical document submitted as a PDF. The second contains the financial price bid in a spreadsheet. The portal lists a notice document called Tendernotice_1.pdf and a separate bill of quantities called BOQ_638554.xls, enabling bidders to distinguish the project conditions from the price schedule.
The estimated contract value is approximately Rs 84.80 lakh. The tender fee is Rs 5,000 and the processing fee is Rs 1,000, making the listed fee total Rs 6,000. The earnest money deposit is separately fixed at Rs 1,69,595. The record allows an exemption from that deposit, but does not allow an exemption from the tender fee.
Payment is online, with SBI listed among the portal's payment arrangements. Bid validity is 180 days, a separate period from the 109 days specified for the works. The portal marks withdrawal as unavailable and does not provide for two stage bidding. It lists the tenderer class as eligibility criteria, so the published summary should not be treated as a complete statement of contractor qualification requirements.
The invitation is an open works tender. Its settings do not permit multiple currencies for either the bill of quantities or the fee. The record also marks preferential bidding as unavailable and lists no independent external monitor in the summary.
How to track the work without confusing it with an award
The identifying number is 2026_HRY_558547_1. Readers can select Haryana Government in the organisation list and use that number on the Haryana procurement portal to check the current notice and any subsequent changes. The summary lists no prebid meeting date. A recall establishes that another invitation has been issued; it does not, by itself, establish why an earlier procurement round did not produce an award.
The local corporation's official website is a second reference point for municipal information. For context on separate city utility issues, previous coverage examined questions about sewer works in Greenwood City, Sohna Road sewer repair and action over a sewer complaint marked resolved. None of those reports establishes the scope or award status of this Bhimgarh Khedi contract.
