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GMADA Public Notice

Construction of Community Centre in Sector 67 SAS Nagar and RCC Bridge...

PublishedJun 2026
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Overview of the Construction Notice

The Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) has invited online bids for two infrastructure works in S.A.S. Nagar. The tender has been issued by the Divisional Engineer (C-3), GMADA and covers:

  1. Construction of a Community Centre in Sector 67
  2. Construction of a new 52-metre H.L. RCC bridge on the road dividing Sectors 62 and 63, along with retrofitting of the existing adjoining bridge

Tender Reference

  • Tender Reference No.: 856-868
  • Date: 1 June 2026
  • Issuing Authority: Divisional Engineer (C-3), GMADA
  • Closing Date: 15 June 2026
  • Closing Time: 11:00 AM
  • Tender Portal: Punjab Government e-Procurement Portal

Work 1: Community Centre in Sector 67

GMADA invited bids for construction of a Community Centre in Sector 67, S.A.S. Nagar. The work includes:

  • Civil works
  • Public Health (PH) works
  • Electrical works

In this tender, PH works refer to public-health engineering services, such as water supply, sewerage, drainage and related building services. It does not refer to medical or healthcare services.

Work 2: New RCC Bridge Between Sectors 62 and 63

The second work relates to construction of a: 52-metre span new High-Level RCC bridge on the 100-foot-wide road dividing Sectors 62 and 63, S.A.S. Nagar, near PSEB. The scope mentioned in the notice includes:

  • construction of the new H.L. RCC bridge
  • construction of the approach road
  • retrofitting of the existing bridge located next to the proposed new bridge
  • five years of maintenance

Why Is the Existing Bridge Also Included?

The tender is not limited to building a new bridge. GMADA has also included retrofitting of the existing adjoining bridge, which means repair, strengthening or upgrading work may be carried out so that the existing structure can continue to function alongside the proposed new bridge. The exact technical scope would be available in the detailed tender documents.

What Does This Tender Mean for Residents?

If completed, the bridge-related work could improve the road connection between Sectors 62 and 63 and strengthen an existing crossing on this route. However, this notice only confirms that GMADA invited bids for the work. It does not by itself confirm:

  • that a contractor was awarded the work
  • that construction had started
  • the final cost of the project
  • the completion date
  • that the project has been completed

Those details would require later tender-award, work-order or project-status records.

Tender Submission

Interested and eligible contractors were required to submit their bids online through the Punjab Government e-procurement portal. The closing deadline mentioned in the English and Hindi versions of the notice is: 15 June 2026 at 11:00 AM

Important Corrigendum Note

The notice specifically states that any:

  • corrigendum
  • amendment
  • change
  • clarification

Relating to the tender would be published only on the Punjab e-procurement website. Anyone checking the tender should therefore review the tender portal for any later changes before relying on the original notice.

Geographical Context

Sector 67 is located within SAS Nagar district, a vital area in the growing Greater Mohali region. Known for its balanced mix of residential and commercial developments, Sector 67 is strategically positioned to serve a diverse community. The construction of the community centre and the RCC bridge seeks to enhance connectivity and public engagement.

Key roads like PR-7 Road, which runs through this area, are crucial for facilitating smoother traffic flow. This road links various sectors within SAS Nagar, improving access to the community centre and bridge. Moreover, the region's proximity to commercial zones and residential sectors further emphasizes the need for such infrastructure improvements.

Development Timeline

The initiatives concerning the community centre and the RCC bridge are part of GMADA's ongoing effort to develop SAS Nagar from agricultural land into a thriving urban hub. This evolution is marked by several important projects:

  • May 2025: Construction of a safety wall near N-Choe beside a bridge on PR-7 Road to ensure public safety and infrastructure stability.
  • January 2026: Construction of a toilet block and maintenance of a booth market in Sector 69, emphasizing improved local services.
  • December 2025: Announcement of contracts for constructing new roads in sectors including 96/97 and 106/107, which will enhance accessibility across the region.
  • August 2026: A recent notice confirms construction of a new H.L RCC bridge, ensuring connectivity in the region.

These milestones illustrate GMADA's commitment to enhancing urban infrastructure in SAS Nagar, paving the way for increased investment and improved services in the area.

Importance of the Projects

The development of the community centre and RCC bridge is crucial given the increasing population and urbanization in SAS Nagar. These projects signify GMADA's dedication to improving public amenities while promoting social interaction and community involvement. The community centre aims to serve as a focal point for local cultural, educational, and recreational activities, fostering a sense of community among residents.

Moreover, the RCC bridge is expected to enhance connectivity between neighborhoods, facilitating ease of movement and supporting local commerce. By reducing commute times and improving access to local services, these projects contribute significantly to the quality of life in SAS Nagar. Together, they represent a significant step toward creating a more integrated and accessible urban environment, crucial for the evolving needs of both residents and visitors.

Practical Information

  • Notice Details: June 1, 2026

For more information and complete details, click on “Open Original Document” to view the official source.


Where this comes from: This is a summary of a notice published by GMADA. The original document lives on GMADA's own website — gmada.gov.in — use the download button above to view or save it.