GURUGRAM: The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram invited bids on Friday, November 13, 2026, for four pond development packages in Kadarpur, Bandhwari and Gwal Pahari, with a combined estimated value of Rs 1,90,74,568. All four sites fall in Ward 20, Zone VI. The procurement notices give residents specific locations and proposed work periods, while leaving contractor selection and the start of work to the bidding process.

The largest package concerns the pond at Teejan Wala Mandir in Kadarpur. Two smaller packages cover separate land parcels in Bandhwari, and the fourth names Khasra No. 69 in Gwal Pahari. The four estimates together amount to about Rs 1.91 crore. These are tender values, rather than payments already made or final prices agreed with contractors.

Four sites with separate budgets

The Haryana procurement portal lists the Kadarpur work under tender ID 2026_HRY_560287_1. Its estimate is Rs 1,25,77,227 and its stated work period is 130 days. Published at 6 pm IST on November 13, the package is classified as civil works, with horticulture recorded as the subcategory.

In Bandhwari, tender 2026_HRY_560262_1 concerns Khasra No. 417 and carries an estimate of Rs 7,48,603. The other Bandhwari package, 2026_HRY_560251_1, concerns Khasra No. 513 and is estimated at Rs 10,73,777. Both notices describe the procurement as a recall and specify a 90 day work period. They are separate tenders for separate parcels, even though their submission and opening times coincide.

The Gwal Pahari package is identified as 2026_HRY_560179_1. It carries an estimate of Rs 46,74,961 and a stated work period of 140 days. Its title identifies Khasra No. 69, giving residents a land record reference with which to distinguish the proposed site from other water bodies in the village. The notice was published at 3 pm IST on November 13.

  • Kadarpur: Rs 1,25,77,227; work period 130 days.
  • Bandhwari, Khasra 417: Rs 7,48,603; work period 90 days.
  • Bandhwari, Khasra 513: Rs 10,73,777; work period 90 days.
  • Gwal Pahari, Khasra 69: Rs 46,74,961; work period 140 days.

Submission dates and bidding requirements

The Bandhwari and Gwal Pahari tenders close at noon IST on November 20, 2026, with bid opening scheduled for 3 pm IST that day. The Kadarpur package has a later deadline: noon IST on November 23, followed by opening at 3 pm IST. Document downloads end at the respective submission deadlines. Each notice names the municipal corporation as the bid opening place.

All four packages use open tendering with two covers. The first contains the fee, prequalification and technical material as a PDF, while the financial bid is an XLS file. The listings identify online payment and do not permit two stage bidding. Contractors need to follow each tender's own documents rather than treat the four locations as a single combined submission.

The Kadarpur listing specifies Rs 15,000 as tender fee and Rs 1,000 as processing fee, making Rs 16,000 in total. Its earnest money amount is Rs 2,51,545. Each Bandhwari tender has a Rs 1,000 tender fee and Rs 1,000 processing fee. Their earnest money amounts differ: Rs 14,973 for Khasra 417 and Rs 21,476 for Khasra 513.

For Gwal Pahari, the total fee is Rs 3,500, comprising a Rs 2,500 tender fee and Rs 1,000 processing fee. Earnest money is Rs 93,500. All four pages allow earnest money exemption but do not allow tender fee exemption. The bid validity period is 180 days for Kadarpur, Gwal Pahari and Bandhwari Khasra 417; it is 120 days for Bandhwari Khasra 513.

Each package also lists a notice document and a separate bill of quantities spreadsheet. The portal labels the notice document as CBD and the spreadsheet as BOQ. These documents belong to the individual tender records, allowing bidders to match the financial submission to the correct village and land parcel.

What residents can track next

The four listings name Kuldeep Kumar as the tender inviting authority at the municipal corporation. They provide procurement milestones and proposed contract durations, but do not establish that a contractor has been appointed. The 90, 130 and 140 day periods should therefore be read as work periods in the tender, without converting them into calendar completion dates for residents.

For wider local infrastructure context, earlier reporting covered the search for rainwater storage sites, the district flood planning deadline and Arjun Nagar utility tenders. Those are separate decisions. The new November 13 records concern these four named village pond packages and their individual bidding schedules.