Shifting of 1no of 300 KLD STPs including dismantling loading, transportation, erection complete in all respects maintenance from Ecocity-1 to Ecocity2 New Chandigarh SAS Nagar.

Notice Overview

A new infrastructure-related work has been proposed for Eco City-2, New Chandigarh, and it involves moving an existing sewage treatment plant from Eco City-1 to Eco City-2. GMADA has invited online bids for shifting one 300 KLD Sewage Treatment Plant (STP). The work is not limited to transportation—the tender also includes dismantling the existing plant, loading and transporting it, reinstalling it at the new location, and providing one year of maintenance after installation.

What Work Is Being Proposed?

According to the tender, the selected agency will be responsible for the complete shifting of one 300 KLD STP from Eco City-1 to Eco City-2, New Chandigarh. The work includes:

• Dismantling the existing STP
• Loading and transportation
• Erection/reinstallation at Eco City-2
• Completing the work in all respects
• One year of maintenance after the work

The tender therefore covers the process from removing the existing facility to making it operational at its new location.

Why Is This Tender Important?

An STP is an important part of urban infrastructure because it treats sewage before the treated wastewater is discharged or reused as permitted. For residents of Eco City-2, the proposed shifting of an STP is therefore more than a construction activity. It relates to the basic wastewater-treatment infrastructure required as the area develops and more people begin using residential and other facilities.

Practical Details of the Tender

Tender Reference No.: 5104-5114 Tender Date: 13 November 2025 Work: Shifting of one 300 KLD STP from Eco City-1 to Eco City-2, New Chandigarh Maintenance period: 1 year Bid closing date: 28 November 2025 Closing time: 11:00 AM Inviting authority: Divisional Engineer (PH-2), GMADA, SAS Nagar For tender details and online bidding, the notice directs bidders to Punjab e-Procurement Portal. The notice also makes it clear that any corrigendum or amendment to the tender would be published only on the above e-procurement portal.

Geographical Context

The notice concerns the Ecocity-1 and Ecocity-2 sectors within New Chandigarh, an expansion area in SAS Nagar district. These sectors are part of GMADA’s master plan for a sustainable urban environment with integrated infrastructure. Located next to each other, Ecocity-1 and Ecocity-2 are designated for residential and commercial development, connected by internal roads and utility networks. New Chandigarh was developed to reduce congestion in Mohali and Chandigarh as part of Mullanpur Garibdass Tehsil. It is connected to regional roads for transportation and utility services.

Historical and Developmental Background

GMADA’s master planning has guided New Chandigarh’s development through successive phases, focusing on balanced growth. The Ecocity townships include residential, commercial, and green spaces. Infrastructure such as sewerage and water supply has been coordinated across these zones. Moving the STP from Ecocity-1 to Ecocity-2 aims to optimize utility placement. This decision is likely influenced by zoning, development progress, or access routes. The phased approach ensures infrastructure keeps pace with construction and occupancy to support sustainability. Over the years, the emphasis has been on integrating sanitation facilities with urban expansion plans, and relocating the plant consolidates efforts to improve operational efficiencies.

Significance in GMADA's Development Plans

The move highlights GMADA’s focus on upgrading sanitation infrastructure within the Ecocity sectors. As population and activity increase, wastewater management remains essential for environmental health. Positioning the treatment plant closer to dense or well-connected areas can reduce operational costs and improve service efficiency. It also facilitates easier maintenance and monitoring. This relocation supports GMADA’s goals of sustainable urban growth and capacity building for future needs. It reflects ongoing efforts to enhance regional utility layouts in line with the region’s development trajectory, ensuring that infrastructure keeps pace with the expanding urban fabric of New Chandigarh.

Practical Details

• Notice Date: November 14, 2025

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