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GMADA Public Notice

Construction of safety wall near N-Choe beside bridge on PR-7 Road SAS Nagar.

PublishedMay 2025
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LanguageEnglish
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Overview

The Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) invited online bids for a civil-works project concerning construction of a safety wall near N-Choe on PR-7 Road, S.A.S. Nagar. The work was invited by: Divisional Engineer (C-1), GMADA

Name of the Work

The tender is for: Construction of safety wall near N-Choe beside bridge on PR-7 Road, S.A.S. Nagar The notice indicates that the work relates to safety infrastructure near the bridge and N-Choe along PR-7 Road.

Tender Reference

GMADA/DE (C-1)/2025/857-866

Tender Notice Date

26 May 2025

Closing Date and Time

The last date and time for submission of online bids was: 10 June 2025 at 11:00 AM

How Were Bids Submitted?

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

What Was the Purpose of the Work?

Based on the tender title, the project involved construction of a safety wall near N-Choe beside the PR-7 Road bridge. The notice itself does not provide detailed engineering specifications, dimensions, estimated cost, completion period or technical scope. Those details would need to be checked in the complete tender documents.

Were Corrigenda Possible?

Yes. The notice clearly states that any:

  • corrigendum;
  • amendment; or
  • change to the tender notice

would be published only on the Punjab e-procurement website. Therefore, the newspaper/public notice alone should not be treated as the final tender record if any later amendment was issued.

Does This Notice Mean the Work Was Awarded?

No. This is only an invitation for online bids. It does not confirm that:

  • the tender was successfully awarded;
  • any contractor was selected;
  • the contract was signed;
  • work commenced;
  • the safety wall was constructed; or
  • the project was completed.

Those details would require separate tender-result, work-order or completion records.

Current Status

The tender submission deadline was: 10 June 2025 Therefore, this notice is now historical. For current status, a later official record would be needed to determine whether the tender was:

  • awarded;
  • cancelled;
  • extended;
  • re-tendered; or
  • completed.

What Should Be Checked in the Full Tender?

Anyone researching this work should verify:

  • detailed scope of work;
  • estimated tender value;
  • earnest money deposit;
  • tender fee;
  • eligibility criteria;
  • technical specifications;
  • completion period;
  • bidder requirements;
  • corrigenda;
  • successful bidder;
  • final contract amount; and
  • work-order/completion status.

Geography

The construction site for the safety wall is along PR-7 Road, which runs through the southwestern part of SAS Nagar near the border with surrounding villages and sectors. N-Choe village is situated close to the work zone, providing a rural backdrop to this mixed urban-rural development. Nearby Sector 62/63 features a bridge over a water body that connects different parts of the locality and facilitates traffic flow. PR-7 Road connects major landmarks such as the NIPER campus, a prominent pharmaceutical institution, and the expanding IT City zone. The area also borders Manauli village and other sectors designated for future expansion, making this corridor vital for ongoing infrastructure development.

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History and Development

Since 2024, SAS Nagar has seen significant infrastructural development including road widening, new bridge construction like the one in Sector 62/63, and re-aligning land parcels for optimal land use. GMADA’s master plan envisions creating well-connected transit corridors to support economic growth and accommodate a growing population. These projects aim to transform predominantly rural land into a structured urban environment. The safety wall near N-Choe is a recent addition in this effort, designed to enhance safety along PR-7 Road and protect existing infrastructure investments. Land re-alignments have facilitated future development in surrounding sectors and villages.

Significance

This safety wall project is crucial for multiple reasons. It primarily aims to prevent erosion and protect the structural integrity of the bridge in Sector 62/63, a key crossing over the water body. It also improves safety for motorists and residents traveling along PR-7 Road by minimizing risks from soil erosion or water damage. The initiative aligns with GMADA’s broader development goals for SAS Nagar, fostering a safer urban environment and environmental resilience. Its location near institutions like NIPER and the IT City underscores its strategic role in regional connectivity. As part of the master plan, the safety wall is expected to facilitate smoother traffic flow, reduce accident risks, and support resilient infrastructure in this rapidly developing sector.

Practical Details

  • Notice Date: May 28, 2025

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