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GMADA Public Notice

Drone Survey of block E,F,G,H I & J Aerotropolis City and Sector 101 SAS Nagar.

PublishedJun 2026
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Overview of the Notice

This notice announces a drone survey for blocks E, F, G, H, I, and J of Aerotropolis City and Sector 101 in SAS Nagar, published on June 23, 2026. The survey is essential for ongoing development activities in the region, reflecting GMADA's commitment to enhancing infrastructure and operational efficiency in the Aerotropolis area.

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Geography of Aerotropolis City and Sector 101

Aerotropolis City is situated within SAS Nagar, part of the Greater Mohali region of Punjab. Its strategic location supports connectivity and growth, as it is positioned near major transportation routes linking it to Chandigarh and other urban centers. Sector 101 is designed to provide essential infrastructure and services for the growing urban population. By locating these blocks for easy access to amenities, GMADA aims to create an integrated urban environment that boosts economic activity and livability for residents. The multiple blocks in Aerotropolis City optimize urban planning by allowing for a mix of residential, commercial, and recreational spaces that cater to diverse needs in the community.

History and Development of Aerotropolis

The Aerotropolis project is part of an initiative to transform the SAS Nagar region into a modern urban center. Historically, areas like Aerotropolis City have undergone changes, shifting from agricultural land to planned urban sectors through government-led initiatives. This transformation aligns with GMADA's broader objectives of regional development and urbanization outlined in the GMADA Master Plan. The recent announcement of the drone survey marks a step in this ongoing transformation, allowing authorities to assess the development's current state and shape future enhancements. Previous notices from GMADA indicate proactive measures, including land acquisition and infrastructure upgrades that are essential to achieving the Aerotropolis vision.

Significance of the Drone Survey

The drone survey is significant for mapping and assessing development progress in Aerotropolis City and Sector 101. The data gathered will inform infrastructure projects, improve project planning, and support GMADA's vision for regional urban development. By leveraging advanced drone surveying technology, GMADA aims to enhance operational efficiency and obtain critical information about the site's topography and infrastructure. This survey symbolizes a shift towards a more data-driven approach in urban development strategies.

Practical Details

Connected to this survey, GMADA has issued other notices regarding the Aerotropolis project. Specific next steps following the survey's completion are not detailed in the notice. It is important for residents and interested parties to stay informed through GMADA's communications.For any clarification/difficulty regarding e-tendering process they can contact on 0172-2970263, 0172-2970284. Additionally, residents may check other related GMADA notices to gain a clearer understanding of the Aerotropolis development and its community impact. The tender documents can be downloaded from website eproc.punjab.gov.in The downloaded documents from the website should not be tampered with, and if any such tampering with is detected before or after the opening of bids, the bidder shall be penalized and blacklisted.

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