Delhi Metro Rail Corporation has opened the Rithala Kundli metro tender, a ₹695.20 crore package for 11.3 km of elevated viaduct and ten stations on Phase-IV, closing 11 November 2026.
Eleven kilometres from chainage zero
The scope runs from chainage 0 metre to 11299.093 metre of the Rithala to Kundli corridor, which is the northern extension of Delhi Metro Phase-IV. Within that stretch the contractor part designs and builds the elevated viaduct, the integrated depot despatch structure including its ramp, and ten elevated stations. This is the first of the corridor’s construction packages to reach the market, and it is tendered under the JICA funded stream, so the procurement conditions follow that lending framework rather than DMRC’s ordinary domestic template.
Something worth reading carefully: the header on the bid notice bands the value at ₹500 crore and above, while the tender’s own summary states ₹695.20 crore. The earnest money deposit of ₹13,90,40,000 settles it, because that is exactly 2 per cent of ₹695.20 crore to the rupee. Two independent figures agreeing that precisely is not a coincidence, so treat ₹695.20 crore as the working estimate and confirm it against the priced bill of quantities in the document set.
The bidder this suits
Ten elevated stations and 11.3 km of viaduct is a two to three year programme for a contractor with metro or elevated corridor experience. Bid validity is 120 days, shorter than the 180 days DMRC often runs, and withdrawal is permitted, which is unusual and gives a bidder some room. The tender fee is a modest ₹23,600 and payment mode is offline. Bids are opened at Metro Bhawan.
The timeline has a long gap built into it. The notice went up on 25 August 2026 but submission does not open until 6 October and closes 11 November, with opening the next day. With the deadline now extended, that leaves well over two months from the notice to price the job and assemble a consortium, which on a package of this size is time you will use.
Machines that earn on an elevated corridor
Piling rigs and rotary drills for the viaduct foundations, then crawler cranes and launching girders to place pier caps and precast segments. A casting yard needs its own gantry cranes and transporters. Excavators and tippers clear pile spoil and shift material for the depot despatch structure and its ramp. Batching plants, transit mixers and concrete pumps run more or less continuously. Station boxes add tower cranes and passenger hoists once the structure rises, and soil compactors finish the approaches and the depot hardstanding.
Key facts
Tender ID
2026_DMRC_923487_1
Reference no.
D2C-04
Issuing authority
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Limited, JICA Tenders (Senior General Manager Contract)
Location
Rithala to Kundli corridor, Phase-IV, Delhi
Estimated value
₹695.20 crore (listed on the notice as ₹500 crore and above; the stated figure is corroborated by an EMD of exactly 2 per cent)
EMD
₹13,90,40,000
Tender fee
₹23,600
Form of contract
Works, two cover system
Published
25 August 2026
Bids close
11 November 2026, 3:00 PM (extended from 12 October 2026)
Search by tender ID 2026_DMRC_923487_1 (reference no. D2C-04) under Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Limited.
Register on the portal and keep a valid Class III digital signature certificate ready.
Download the NIT, the three tender parts and the bill of quantities, then check eligibility, the ₹13,90,40,000 EMD and the ₹23,600 tender fee. Note that payment mode is offline.
Submit your bid online between 6 October 2026 and 11 November 2026. Bid validity is 120 days.
Part design and construction of the elevated viaduct, the integrated depot despatch structure including its ramp, and ten elevated stations from chainage 0 metre to 11299.093 metre of the Rithala to Kundli corridor on Phase-IV of the Delhi MRTS.
Why do two different values appear for this tender?
The bid notice bands the estimate at ₹500 crore and above while the tender summary states ₹695.20 crore. The earnest money deposit of ₹13,90,40,000 is exactly 2 per cent of ₹695.20 crore, which corroborates the stated figure. Confirm it against the priced bill of quantities before bidding.
How is this different from the other DMRC Phase-IV viaduct tender?
They are separate packages. This one is reference D2C-04 on the Rithala to Kundli corridor at ₹695.20 crore closing 11 November. The other covers elevated and at-grade viaduct with sidings at ₹1,373.36 crore and now closes 22 October.
Can a bid be withdrawn after submission?
Yes. Withdrawal is allowed on this tender and bid validity is 120 days, both of which differ from the 180 day non-withdrawable terms DMRC often applies.
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