Surat Municipal Corporation has three works of one drainage notice open at once, worth ₹460.00 crore together, and the Surat sewage disposal tender starts closing on 16 September 2026.
One scheme, three packages
All three works sit under notice DMC/Drainage/03/2026-27, and they are parts of the same treated-sewage disposal chain rather than three unrelated jobs. Work No. 25, at ₹192.51 crore, is the integrated MS gravity main disposal pipeline carrying treated sewage from the TP-84 STP at final plots 332 and 327 to the treated water pumping station at final plot 105 in TP-37, Variyav. Work No. 24, at ₹137.55 crore, is the 2235 mm outer diameter, 17.5 mm thick MS rising pipeline running from that proposed pumping station on to Tena Khadi. Work No. 21, at ₹129.94 crore, is a 100 MLD sewerage treatment plant on open technology at Valak in New East Zone-B, Sarthana, supplied, installed, tested and commissioned with up to ten years of operation and maintenance.
Who should bid
These are pipeline and plant contracts, so the bidder profile splits. Works 24 and 25 suit large-diameter MS pipeline specialists who can handle fabrication, lowering, welding and testing on a 2235 mm main through built-up Surat. Work 21 suits a process contractor who can design and run an STP for a decade. A contractor with both capabilities can take the whole chain, which is where the real advantage sits, because interface risk between the plant, the rising main and the disposal line is what usually delays schemes like this. Earnest money is not published on the portal for any of the three, and the tender fee is recorded as nil, so read the NIT for the deposit terms before you plan cash.
Plant and equipment
Laying a 2235 mm main means deep, wide trench: large hydraulic excavators, trench shoring, well-point or deep-well dewatering, and tippers running spoil out of a dense city. Pipe handling at that diameter needs hydraulic cranes of real capacity plus welding rigs, internal alignment clamps and hydro-testing gear. Reinstatement brings back plate compactors, tandem rollers and a batching plant for thrust blocks, chambers and road restoration. The STP at Valak adds piling rigs if the ground calls for them, tower cranes or crawler cranes for tank and blower-house erection, transit mixers and concrete pumps, and the mechanical, electrical and instrumentation fit-out that follows the civil work.
Search by tender ID 2026_SMCSuratMa_334426_1, 334413 or 336151 (reference no. DMC/Drainage/03/2026-27) under Surat Municipal Corporation.
Register and keep a valid Class III Digital Signature Certificate ready.
Download the technical bid, schedule B and the drawings for each work, and confirm the earnest money terms there, since the portal listing does not carry them.
Submit your bid online before 16 September 2026 for Works 24 and 25, or 17 September 2026 for Work 21.
No. They share notice DMC/Drainage/03/2026-27 but each carries its own tender ID, its own value and its own closing date, so each is bid and awarded on its own. They are grouped here because they form one treated-sewage disposal chain.
What is the earnest money?
The portal listing does not publish an earnest money figure for any of the three works, and the tender fee is recorded as nil. The deposit terms are in the NIT and technical bid documents, so read those before you plan cash flow.
Has the deadline shifted?
Yes on Works 24 and 25. The bid submission closing date moved from 10 September 2026 to 16 September 2026, recorded as an addenda corrigendum. Re-check the portal before you submit.
How big is the treatment plant at Valak?
100 MLD on open technology, supplied, installed, tested and commissioned complete with piping, mechanical, electrical and instrumentation components, and operated and maintained for up to ten years after commissioning.
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