The Land Ports Authority of India wants a full integrated check post built at Banbasa on the India Nepal border in Uttarakhand, and the Banbasa integrated check post tender closes at 3:00 PM on 14 November 2026.
A border facility built from the ground up
The scope is the development of the integrated check post at Banbasa in Uttarakhand on the India Nepal border, on engineering, procurement and construction basis under Mode I. The Land Ports Authority of India at its New Delhi headquarters is the inviting authority, reference 17/EE/LPAI/NEW DELHI/2026-27, and the portal allows 1,095 days.
A land port of this type carries passenger and cargo terminals, warehousing, parking aprons for trucks, internal roads, boundary works, water supply and power. For a bidder that means building a small township on a single site, with customs and immigration space handed over in phases.
What the numbers tell you about the field
The estimate on the portal is Rs 3,68,60,53,798, roughly Rs 368.61 crore, with an earnest money deposit of Rs 3,78,60,538 and no tender fee at all. The deposit works out close to 1 per cent, which is the usual LPAI pattern, and bids open on 16 November.
Three years of work and a value in this band puts the job with established building contractors rather than road specialists. Uttarakhand firms already carry plenty of work: the state has the Kanda Bageshwar highway tender on NH-309A and the Haridwar Ganga embankment tender open at the same time.
Plant you will keep on site for three years
Banbasa sits in the Tarai, so the first season goes on site filling and ground improvement before any foundation is cast. Excavators and tippers handle the cut and fill, compactors build up the yard and road layers, and a motor grader finishes the truck parking levels. Terminal frames and warehouse sheds need a crane on site for most of the build, with transit mixers feeding slabs and raft foundations. A backhoe loader pays for itself on the drainage and cable trench work that runs right to handover.
Key facts
Tender ID
2026_LPAI_930906_1
Reference no.
17/EE/LPAI/NEW DELHI/2026-27
Issuing authority
Land Ports Authority of India, Headquarter, New Delhi
Location
Integrated Check Post Banbasa, India Nepal border, Uttarakhand
Estimated value
₹368.61 crore (₹3,68,60,53,798)
EMD
₹3,78,60,538
Tender fee
Nil
Form of contract
Percentage on the portal; the notice calls it EPC Mode I
What is the Banbasa integrated check post tender for?
Development of the integrated check post at Banbasa in Uttarakhand on the India Nepal border, on EPC basis under Mode I, for the Land Ports Authority of India.
What is the estimated value?
₹368.61 crore, shown on the portal as ₹3,68,60,53,798.
What deposit and fee apply?
The EMD is ₹3,78,60,538. The portal shows no tender fee.
How long is the contract?
1,095 days, about three years. Bids close at 3:00 PM on 14 November 2026 and open on 16 November.
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