GMADA Public Notice
Construction of service road opposite to NIPER 67-68 SAS Nagar.
What the service-road notice establishes
The Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) invited online bids for construction of a service road in S.A.S. Nagar. The tender was issued by: Divisional Engineer (C-3), GMADA, S.A.S. Nagar
Name of the Work
The work is described as: Construction of service road opposite to NIPER on Sector 67–68 dividing road, Sector 68 side, S.A.S. Nagar
Where Is the Proposed Work Located?
The tender concerns the stretch: opposite NIPER along the: Sector 67–68 dividing road on the: Sector 68 side in S.A.S. Nagar.
Tender Date
The notice appears to be dated: 1 April 2025 The OCR of the printed date is distorted, but it reads approximately as 01/04/2025.
Tender Reference
The tender reference begins with: GMADA/D.E (C-3)/2025/ However, the numerical portion that follows is unclear in the supplied OCR and appears similar to: 319–339 This number should be checked from the original scan before entering it as final metadata.
Closing Date and Time
The last date and time for submission of online bids was: 16 April 2025 at 11:00 AM
How Were Bids Submitted?
The tender was conducted through the Punjab Government e-procurement portal. Bidders were directed to use: eproc.punjab.gov.in for detailed tender documents and online bid submission.
What Was the Purpose of the Work?
Based on the tender title, GMADA proposed construction of a service road along the Sector 68 side of the Sector 67–68 dividing road opposite NIPER. The short tender notice does not provide details such as:
- road length;
- road width;
- pavement specification;
- drainage work;
- estimated cost;
- completion period; or
- traffic-management arrangements.
These details would need to be checked in the complete tender documents.
Were Corrigenda Possible?
Yes. The notice states that any corrigendum or amendment relating to the tender would be published only on the Punjab e-procurement website. Therefore, any later change in the scope, dates or conditions should be checked from the official tender portal.
Does This Notice Mean the Service Road Was Constructed?
No. This notice only invited bids. It does not confirm that:
- a contractor was selected;
- the tender was awarded;
- a work order was issued;
- construction started; or
- the service road was completed.
Separate tender-result, work-order or completion records would be required to establish the final project status.
Current Status
The tender submission deadline was: 16 April 2025 at 11:00 AM Therefore, the bidding period has already passed. For gmada.in, this notice should now be treated as: Closed / Historical Tender unless a later official notice shows that the tender was extended, cancelled or re-tendered.
What Should Be Checked for the Final Project Status?
Anyone researching this road work should verify:
- final tender reference number;
- estimated project cost;
- EMD and tender fee;
- detailed road scope;
- bid results;
- successful contractor;
- accepted contract amount;
- work-order date;
- stipulated completion period;
- commencement date;
- completion status;
- corrigenda; and
- any re-tendering or cancellation.
Reading the Sector 67–68 location
SAS Nagar, commonly called Mohali, is in Punjab’s Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar district and forms part of the Greater Mohali urban area. The notice title gives the broad location, Sector 67–68, and names NIPER as a reference point. It does not specify which side of the institute the road would occupy, where it would begin or end, or which junctions it would connect.
NIPER refers to the National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research, Mohali, in the SAS Nagar area. “Opposite NIPER” is a locator in the title, not a detailed route description. The supplied information does not show the road’s exact relationship to the institute boundary or nearby roads and plots.
The Sector 67–68 reference identifies a broad area, but does not name adjoining roads or establish which properties would be affected. The available information is therefore insufficient to assess access, frontage, or possible local disruption.
How to place this work among SAS Nagar infrastructure notices
The notice identifies a service road in the Sector 67–68 area of SAS Nagar. The supplied information does not describe it as part of a named master-plan proposal, a larger transport corridor, or a specific development scheme. It also does not provide a sequence linking an earlier proposal to approval, procurement, or an award.
Other tracked SAS Nagar notices concern separate infrastructure works. A May 2025 notice concerns a safety wall near N-Choe beside PR-7 Road. An August 2026 notice concerns a 52-metre-span RCC bridge and approach road on the 100-foot-wide road dividing Sectors 62 and 63. Their titles do not establish a connection to the service road opposite NIPER.
The notices should not be treated as one programme without documentary evidence. The dates and subjects of the other works do not show whether the NIPER-area work has reached tendering, award, construction, or completion. Its status and chronology require evidence beyond the supplied title and page information.
Why the missing project details matter
A service road opposite an institution could affect local circulation, but the supplied information does not state what transport problem the work is intended to address. It does not confirm whether the proposal concerns institutional access, traffic separation, frontage access, or another need.
For residents, nearby property owners, and people travelling through Sector 67–68, practical effects depend on the alignment, junctions, access arrangements, construction components, and any temporary traffic measures. None of these details is established by the supplied information. Claims about which properties or routes would benefit or be disrupted would therefore be premature.
The notice title identifies a location and type of work, not a decision or delivery outcome. It does not confirm a sanctioned project, an awarded contract, a construction schedule, or completed work. These stages should remain distinct when describing the proposal or its status.
Practical Details
- Notice Date : April 2, 2025
For more information and complete details, click on “Open Original Document” to view the official source.