Public notice regarding ecocity phase 1 new chandigarh park and junction.

What the notice identifies

The Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) invited online bids for horticulture-related improvement works in: Eco City Phase-1, New Chandigarh The tender was issued by: Divisional Engineer (H-2), GMADA, S.A.S. Nagar

Name of the Work

The tender is for: Renovation / Upgradation of Horticulture Works in Parks and Junctions of Eco City Phase-1, New Chandigarh The work therefore relates to improvement of landscaping and horticulture infrastructure in public parks and road junctions within Eco City Phase-1.

Tender Reference

The clearer copy shows: GMADA/DE(H-2)/2025/272-284 dated: 28 April 2025

Estimated Cost

The estimated cost mentioned in the notice is: ₹141.91 lakh This is approximately: ₹1.4191 crore

Closing Date and Time

The last date and time for submission of online bids was: 23 May 2025 at 12:00 Noon

How Were Bids Submitted?

The tender was invited through the Punjab Government's official e-procurement system. Bidders were directed to use: eproc.punjab.gov.in for detailed tender documents and online submission.

What Type of Work Was Proposed?

Based on the tender title, the project covers renovation and upgradation of horticulture works in:

• public parks; and
• junctions

within Eco City Phase-1, New Chandigarh. The short newspaper notice does not provide the detailed scope of horticulture work. The full tender documents would be required to confirm whether the work included items such as:

• plantation;
• lawn development;
• landscaping;
• irrigation systems;
• replacement of damaged horticulture elements;
• maintenance-related work; or
• redevelopment of junction landscaping.

These specific items should not be assumed unless they appear in the detailed tender schedule.

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, the newspaper notice alone should not be treated as the final tender record if a later amendment was issued.

Does This Notice Mean the Work Was Awarded?

No. This notice only invited online bids. It does not confirm that:

• a contractor was selected;
• the tender was awarded;
• a work order was issued;
• horticulture work started; or
• the project was completed.

Those details would require subsequent tender-result or work-order records.

Is This Tender Still Open?

No. The tender closed on: 23 May 2025 at 12:00 Noon It should therefore now be treated as a: Closed / Historical Tender unless GMADA subsequently extended, cancelled or re-tendered the work.

What Should Be Checked for the Final Tender Status?

For a complete project record, the following should be verified from subsequent official documents:

• technical bid result;
• financial bid result;
• successful bidder;
• final accepted contract value;
• work-order date;
• completion period;
• commencement date;
• actual completion status;
• any corrigendum;
• extension of time;
• cancellation; or
• re-tendering.

Eco City Phase 1 within New Chandigarh

The notice title places Eco City Phase 1 within New Chandigarh, a planned urban-development area in the Greater Mohali region. It does not locate the park or junction within the development or name a sector, road, plot, village, or nearby landmark.

The title does not establish whether the park and junction are adjacent, serve a particular phase or sector, or relate to a specific access road. It also gives no identifying details for the park, such as its name, boundary, size, or entrance. Without a site plan or address, readers cannot reliably match either reference to a particular place on the ground or determine which residents, plot owners, or routes are directly affected.

Related Eco City notices are separate records

Other notices tracked on this site provide limited context about activity associated with Eco City-1, but they do not explain the park-and-junction item or establish a sequence of work at those locations.

• A November 2024 notice concerns a draw for numbering booths in Eco City-1, New Chandigarh. It does not establish the purpose or outcome of the park-and-junction notice.
• A November 2025 listing concerns shifting a 300 KLD sewage treatment plant (STP) from Eco City-1 to Eco City 2, New Chandigarh, SAS Nagar. Its title describes shifting work, but the supplied listing does not confirm completion or a connection to the park or junction.

These records concern distinct matters. They do not show that booth numbering, sewage-treatment infrastructure, and the park or junction belong to one coordinated project, or document a progression from planning to construction at the named locations.

The available information does not identify a village, land acquisition, or land-use history specific to either feature. It provides no basis for describing agricultural land being acquired or converted at these sites, or for assigning them to a particular development stage.

What can be established about its development relevance

The supplied information associates the park and junction with Eco City Phase 1, a planned urban-development area, but does not explain their specific roles. It does not say what the junction connects, who the park serves, or whether either feature is part of a wider infrastructure or planning programme.

The available facts do not establish changes to access, public-space provision, construction status, or nearby plots. Although junctions can affect movement and parks can form part of public space, those general functions do not establish the purpose or consequences of this notice. The page information does not show whether the junction is new or existing, whether the park is proposed or already present, or whether either feature is subject to change.

The separate Eco City-1 records do not fill that gap. A booth-numbering draw and an STP-shifting listing concern different subjects, and neither supplied title links them to park provision, road access, or the named junction.

Practical Details

• Notice Date: May 12, 2025

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