Panchkula Metropolitan Development Authority is rehabilitating storm water drains between 750 mm and 1650 mm diameter from Sector 8 and 9 through to the Nallah 1 outfall, and the Panchkula storm drain tender closes at 4:00 PM on 27 October 2026.
A pipe run across four sectors
The scope is strengthening and rehabilitation of 750 mm, 1100 mm, 1400 mm, 1500 mm and 1650 mm diameter storm water drain starting from the dividing road of sectors 8 and 9, via the Maharaja Aggarsen roundabout and Sector 16, up to the outfall in Nallah 1. Five diameters in one contract means the line steps up as it collects, which is normal on a trunk storm drain and awkward to reline.
The notice specifies MWSL technology for the work. That is the system named in the official document rather than a generic lining method, so confirm exactly what it covers, and what it requires of the contractor, from the bid document before pricing. Construction Division III under PKL MDA is the inviting authority, with 630 days allowed.
Trenchless, so the cost is in the setup
Rehabilitating a live trunk drain under city roads is usually done with as little digging as possible: access pits at intervals, the liner installed through the existing pipe, and flow managed around the work. The money goes on pit construction, flow diversion and the lining system, not on excavation volume. ₹30,37,72,288 over 630 days with an EMD of ₹60,76,000, exactly 2 per cent, and a ₹20,000 fee.
Trenchless work needs fewer machines than open cut, but the ones you bring have to be right. Excavators sink the access pits, a pick-and-carry crane handles liner drums, pumps and shoring, and a backhoe loader stays on surface reinstatement and pit support for the whole job. Transit mixers pour pit bases, chambers and the road patches afterwards. Bypass pumping capacity matters more than any single machine, because a rainstorm over a part-lined drain is the main risk on site.
Key facts
Tender ID
2026_HRY_552212_1
Reference no.
2026033ABFA5 6EBF 458D 8B1C 06047F46BB122264003
Issuing authority
Haryana Government, Panchkula Metropolitan Development Authority, Construction Division III
Location
Dividing road of sectors 8 and 9, via Maharaja Aggarsen roundabout and Sector 16, to the outfall in Nallah 1, Panchkula, Haryana
Search by tender ID 2026_HRY_552212_1 (reference no. 2026033ABFA5 6EBF 458D 8B1C 06047F46BB122264003) under the Haryana Government on the state portal.
Register on the portal and keep a valid Class III digital signature certificate ready.
Download the NIT and confirm what the specified MWSL technology requires of the contractor, along with the flow diversion plan, then check eligibility, the ₹60,76,000 EMD and the ₹20,000 fee.
Submit your bid online before 27 October 2026, 4:00 PM.
Strengthening and rehabilitation of 750 mm, 1100 mm, 1400 mm, 1500 mm and 1650 mm diameter storm water drain from the dividing road of sectors 8 and 9, via the Maharaja Aggarsen roundabout and Sector 16, to the outfall in Nallah 1.
What is MWSL technology here?
It is the system named in the official notice for this rehabilitation. The portal does not expand the term, so the exact method and contractor obligations should be confirmed from the bid document rather than assumed.
What is the value, EMD and period?
₹30,37,72,288, about ₹30.38 crore, with an EMD of ₹60,76,000 at 2 per cent, a ₹20,000 fee and 630 days.
Is this the same as the other Panchkula drain tender?
No. A separate PKL MDA contract for trenchless rehabilitation on the line to Singh Nallah is also live, at a different value and deadline. They are different reaches with different outfalls.
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