Kathora Solid Waste and Grey Water Management Tender Announcement
The tender for solid waste and grey water management in Kathora Taluka by the Government of Maharashtra is now open.
The Government of Maharashtra, through the KATHORE department under the RDD-CEO-JALGAON authority, has issued a tender for the development of a Solid Waste and Grey Water Management System at Kathora Taluka in Chopda, Jalgaon district. This tender, referenced as JLVP/Kathora/E.T./03-2026/2027, aims to enhance the environmental infrastructure in the region, specifically focusing on efficient waste and water recycling systems. The contract type is percentage-based, with an estimated project duration of 270 days. The estimated cost for the project is approximately 0.0921 crore rupees (₹9,21,133).
The project focuses on the physical development of solid waste management and grey water handling infrastructure, reflecting the government's commitment to improving sanitation, waste disposal, and sustainable water usage in rural Maharashtra. The tender is currently active, with a closing date set for October 3, 2026. Bid opening is scheduled for October 5, 2026. Tender fees are set at ₹1,000, and there is no EMD required, facilitating wider participation among eligible contractors. The initiative is expected to deliver tangible environmental benefits and improved public health outcomes in Kathora and surrounding communities.
| Tender ID | 2026_JALGA_1341400_1 |
|---|---|
| Tender Reference | JLVP/Kathora/E.T./03-2026/2027 |
| Issuing Authority | Government of Maharashtra |
| Authority Type | State |
| Project Category | Solid Waste Management |
| Location | At Kathora Tal Chopda Dist Jalgaon, Maharashtra |
| Estimated Value | ₹0.0921 Crore |
| Citizen Benefit | Not stated |
| Contract Type | Percentage |
| Submission Deadline | 2026-10-03 |
| Pre-Bid Meeting | Not Applicable |
| Document Fee | 1,000 |
| EMD | 0.00 |
| Issued Under Scheme | Standalone |
| Tender Portal Link | Not stated |
This tender addresses critical environmental infrastructure needs in Kathora Taluka by targeting solid waste and grey water management. Effective handling and treatment of solid waste reduce contamination risks and improve sanitation standards, directly impacting community health and quality of life. Managing grey water reuse is crucial for sustainable water resource management, especially in regions prone to water scarcity.
Implementing such infrastructure supports pollution reduction and fosters a cleaner, healthier environment for residents. It also reflects ongoing government initiatives to align local environmental practices with broader sustainability goals. Citizens benefit from enhanced public health safeguards and improved ecological conditions, which can contribute to economic and social well-being in the region.
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