GURUGRAM: The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram reopened bidding on Thursday, November 12, 2026, for sewerage and rainwater disposal sump wells in Ward 10, with an estimated value of Rs 72,37,334. A separate notice published on Wednesday, November 11, seeks a 600 mm sewer line and associated road construction in Devi Lal Colony, Ward 8. The two utility proposals have different submission deadlines next week.
The Devi Lal Colony work runs from the RO plant to Gali No. 9 Chowk via Sampat shop, according to the official work description. It falls under Zone 2 and has an estimated value of Rs 72,26,607. For residents along that route and around the Ward 10 works, the records identify proposed infrastructure and its procurement stage. Both entries are labelled as recalls.
What the two utility contracts cover
The Ward 10 tender record specifies one sewerage disposal sump well with a motor and motor room at Gate No. 05. It also includes one rainwater disposal sump well with a submersible motor to pump water from a low lying area. Its identifier is 2026_HRY_559845_1. The description separates sewage disposal from rainwater pumping within the same procurement.
The Ward 10 summary does not name a society for Gate No. 05, give a pumping capacity or state the dimensions of either sump well. Those details should not be inferred from the estimate. The portal lists a common bidding document and the financial spreadsheet BOQ_639894.xls. Its stated work period is 110 days, with a bid validity period of 120 days.
The Devi Lal Colony contract, identifier 2026_HRY_559593_1, specifies a 600 mm RCC NP3 pipe sewer line together with road construction using ready mixed concrete. The route is part of the description rather than a reference to a citywide sewer programme. Its work period is 120 days, and bid validity is 180 days. The associated financial document is BOQ_639632.xls, alongside a common bidding document.
Two deadlines, one day apart
For Devi Lal Colony, document download and submission opened at 1 pm IST on November 11. Both close at noon IST on Wednesday, November 18. Bid opening is scheduled for 3 pm IST the same day at Municipal Corporation Gurugram. The closing date is the first of the two deadlines and applies specifically to the Ward 8 sewer line and road contract.
For the Ward 10 sump wells, the portal records publication, document download and submission opening at 11.40 am IST on November 12. Downloads and submission close at noon IST on Thursday, November 19, with opening listed for 3 pm IST that day at the municipal corporation. Neither entry lists a prebid meeting date.
| Work | Estimate | Submission closes | Work period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Devi Lal Colony sewer line and road | Rs 72,26,607 | November 18, noon IST | 120 days |
| Ward 10 disposal sump wells | Rs 72,37,334 | November 19, noon IST | 110 days |
Each requires two covers: a PDF fee, prequalification and technical submission, followed by a spreadsheet financial bid. Both are open works tenders under Haryana's Urban Local Bodies department and MC Gurgaon. Payments are online. The tender inviting authority is Pradeep Kumar at Municipal Corporation Gurugram for both entries, allowing bidders to distinguish these municipal works from projects procured by other city agencies.
The listed tender fee is Rs 5,000 for each contract, with a further Rs 1,000 processing fee. Each therefore shows a total fee of Rs 6,000. The fixed earnest money deposit is Rs 1,44,532 for Devi Lal Colony and Rs 1,44,500 for Ward 10. Both records mark tender fee exemption as unavailable and EMD exemption as allowed. The separate fields matter when applicants assess their payment obligations against the full documents.
What the notices establish for neighbourhoods
The next scheduled steps are the November 18 and November 19 bid openings. The stated 120 day and 110 day work periods are contract durations, not calendar completion promises starting on the notices' publication dates. The records give estimates and submission requirements; they do not announce a contractor selection or a water supply shutdown. Residents tracking progress can retain the tender identifiers for later award and schedule updates.
Earlier local reporting covered the separate Arjun Nagar and Ward 25 utility tenders, the Bhimgarh Khedi sewer proposal and residents' questions over Greenwood City sewer works. The present notices concern their own Ward 8 and Ward 10 locations, with individual costs and deadlines that should be tracked separately.
