New Mangalore Port wants a contractor to build a new multi-purpose cargo berth, Berth No. 17, with all allied civil works on EPC basis, and the bid window shuts on 19 October 2026.
What’s on the table
The estimate is ₹150.36 Cr on a lump-sum EPC contract. Marine construction of this kind covers the berth structure, the deck and back-up area, and the supporting civil work that lets cargo move once the berth is live. The work site is Panambur, Mangalore, in Dakshina Kannada. Documents include the NIT, a full tender document and the BOQ, so you can size the scope properly before committing.
Is this your kind of job?
It’s built for marine and heavy-civil EPC firms that have delivered berths, jetties or similar waterfront structures. You’ll need marine piling experience, the ability to work over water and tides, and an EMD of ₹3.60 Cr. EMD exemption is allowed for eligible bidders, the contract runs on two covers, and bid validity is 90 days. Smaller firms can still get a slice by supplying piling, concreting or earthmoving support to the main bidder.
Plant you’ll be running
Marine jobs are equipment-hungry. Expect crawler cranes and piling or marine rigs for the substructure, a concrete batching plants setup with transit mixers and concrete pumps for the deck, plus excavators, dumpers and dewatering sets for the back-up area and approaches. Pontoons or barges may come in for the over-water reach. If you own cranes or concrete plant near coastal Karnataka, a berth project means months of steady deployment, and an equipment finance line can bridge the gap until running bills start.
Key facts
Tender ID
2026_NMPT_914699_1
Reference No.
CIVIL/CE(C)/EE(C)/35/2026-27
Issuing authority
New Mangalore Port Trust (Executive Engineer, Marine Works)
Location
Panambur, Mangalore, Dakshina Kannada, Karnataka
Estimated value
₹150.36 Cr
EMD
₹3,60,00,000 (₹3.60 Cr), exemption allowed
Tender fee
₹1,680
Published
25 June 2026
Submission closes
19 October 2026, 3:00 PM (extended from 7 October 2026)
Open the Central Public Procurement Portal at eprocure.gov.in and search reference CIVIL/CE(C)/EE(C)/35/2026-27 or the New Mangalore Port Trust organisation.
Download the NIT, the tender document and the BOQ, and study the marine and allied civil scope.
Arrange the EMD of ₹3.60 Cr (claim exemption only if you qualify) and the tender fee of ₹1,680.
Submit both covers online with your DSC before 19 October 2026. Bids open on 20 October 2026.
Bids close on 19 October 2026 and open on 20 October 2026.
What are the EMD and fee?
EMD is ₹3.60 Cr (exemption allowed for eligible bidders); the tender fee is ₹1,680.
What type of contract is it?
A lump-sum EPC works contract for the berth and allied civil works.
Where do I apply?
On the Central Public Procurement Portal (eprocure.gov.in), reference CIVIL/CE(C)/EE(C)/35/2026-27.
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