Maharashtra Government Invites Bids for Nashik Road Project
A new tender for road construction from Karma height to Tapavan STP in Nashik has been issued, enhancing urban infrastructure.
Tender published by Maharashtra Government for road development in Nashik.
Estimated project value is ₹20.22 crore with a submission deadline of October 19, 2026.
The project aims to improve access to the Tapavan Sewage Treatment Plant.
The Government of Maharashtra has launched a tender for the development of a road connecting Karma height to the Tapavan Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) in Nashik. This initiative, announced on October 11, 2026, is part of the efforts by the Nashik Municipal Corporation's Public Works Department to enhance urban infrastructure in the area.
The road development project is categorized under civil works and aims to facilitate better transport routes in the Tapavan region. This infrastructure is crucial for the operational efficiency of the sewage treatment facility, which plays a vital role in maintaining public health and sanitation in the city. The tender is open for eligible contractors, with the bidding process set to close on October 19, 2026, and the bid opening scheduled for October 21, 2026.
Financially, the project is estimated to cost approximately ₹20.22 crore, requiring bidders to submit an earnest money deposit of ₹10,10,977 and a tender fee of ₹3,631. A pre-bid meeting is also planned for October 13, 2026, allowing potential bidders to seek clarifications regarding the project specifications and requirements.
The scope of work includes essential tasks such as earthworks, pavement laying, and drainage adjustments, which are aligned with government standards for urban infrastructure. The improved road will not only enhance connectivity for Nashik residents but also streamline access for municipal workers and service providers involved in sewage management, thereby improving the overall operational efficiency of the sewage treatment plant.
This project is expected to yield significant benefits for the local community, reducing travel time for service operators and enhancing the reliability of sewage management. By investing in this critical infrastructure, the Maharashtra Government aims to bolster public hygiene and environmental management in Nashik, ensuring a more robust urban living environment for its citizens.
