Tender for Reverse Osmosis water treatment plant in Maharashtra
Government of Maharashtra has issued a tender for a Reverse Osmosis water treatment plant in Ghatbori, Mehkar taluka, Buldana district.
The Government of Maharashtra, via the GHATBORI department under the Rural Development Department chain involving Buldhana district, has published a tender titled "NIT" for works in water supply. The tender reference is Etender-2025-26 with tender ID 2026_BULDH_1353462_1. The project is focused on providing, supplying, and commissioning a Reverse Osmosis semi-automatic water treatment plant with a capacity of 500 litres per hour, intended for Gram Panchayat Ghatbori in Mehkar taluka, District Buldana. The contract awarded will be based on a percentage rate. This tender was published on November 9, 2026, and the closing date for bids is November 14, 2026, with bid opening scheduled on November 16, 2026. The project duration is 90 days from contract commencement. The tender fee is ₹500, and no Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is required. Although the estimated contract value is not specified, this procurement is categorized within civil works under the water supply segment, confirming its built environment and infrastructure nature.
| Tender ID | 2026_BULDH_1353462_1 |
|---|---|
| Tender Reference | Etender-2025-26 |
| Issuing Authority | Government of Maharashtra |
| Authority Type | State |
| Project Category | Civil Works |
| Location | Gp Ghatbori Tq Mehkar Dist Buldana |
| Estimated Value | NA |
| Citizen Benefit | Not stated |
| Contract Type | Percentage |
| Submission Deadline | 2026-11-14 |
| Pre-Bid Meeting | Not Applicable |
| Document Fee | 500 |
| EMD | 0 |
| Issued Under Scheme | Standalone |
| Tender Portal Link | Not stated |
This tender is an important step by the Government of Maharashtra to improve local water supply infrastructure in Ghatbori, Mehkar taluka, Buldana district. The installation of a Reverse Osmosis water treatment plant ensures the availability of safer and improved quality drinking water at the Gram Panchayat level. Such infrastructure investments support public health by addressing water contamination and promoting access to potable water for residents. The semi-automatic nature of the plant implies ease of operation and maintenance at the local level, fostering sustainability. Furthermore, the civil works contract stimulates local employment during installation and commissioning phases, benefiting the community economically. This tender reflects the government’s ongoing commitment to enhancing rural infrastructure and public utility services to meet the basic needs of its citizens.
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