Improvement of Patrolling Path in Baksa Assam Tender by Government of Assam
The Government of Assam has issued a tender for improvement of a patrolling path in Baksa district under the SOPD-G-V-BE scheme.
The Government of Assam's Panchayat and Rural Development department under the Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC) has issued a tender for the improvement of the patrolling path from Uchila Beat to Katajhar Beat via Mainao Camp in Baksa district. This project involves physical civil works covering a total length of 6.20 kilometers. The work is part of the SOPD-G-V-BE scheme for the fiscal year 2026-27. The contract is structured as an item rate type, signaling payments based on actual quantities executed. The estimated value of the contract is approximately ₹0.7444 crore, with an earnest money deposit of ₹1.49 lakh and a tender fee of ₹1,500. The tender is currently active, with a closing date set for November 2, 2026, and the bid opening scheduled on November 3, 2026. This infrastructure improvement is integral for enhancing patrolling efficiency in the region under the administrative jurisdiction of the Panchayat and Rural Development-BTC authority.
| Tender ID | 2026_BoTC_54377_1 |
|---|---|
| Tender Reference | DPRD/BTC/SOPD(Baksa)-2/2026/ |
| Issuing Authority | Government of Assam |
| Authority Type | State |
| Project Category | Civil Works |
| Location | Baksa, Assam |
| Estimated Value | ₹0.7444 Crore |
| Citizen Benefit | Not stated |
| Contract Type | Item Rate |
| Submission Deadline | 2026-11-02 |
| Pre-Bid Meeting | Not Applicable |
| Document Fee | 1,500 |
| EMD | 1,49,000 |
| Issued Under Scheme | Standalone |
| Tender Portal Link | Not stated |
The improvement of the patrolling path between Uchila Beat and Katajhar Beat via Mainao Camp is a targeted infrastructure project with direct implications for the local public. Patrolling paths serve as critical routes for security personnel, forest officials, and rural administrators to monitor and manage the area effectively. Upgrading this path will facilitate safer, quicker, and more reliable movement, boosting the operational efficiency of patrolling staff. Moreover, improved paths can indirectly benefit local communities by enhancing connectivity and enabling better access to remote areas. This civil works project, backed by government funding and oversight, reflects an investment in the region's rural infrastructure, contributing to broader goals of order, safety, and development within the Baksa district of Assam.
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