Projects & tenders

Contractor

Sadbhav Engineering Ltd (Bagodara–Limbdi and Sayla–Bamanbore sections); Varaha Infra Ltd (Rajkot–Bamanbore and Limbdi–Sayla sections)

Value

₹3,350 crore

Target

Not on record

Five EPC packages under the Gujarat R&B national highway division. Sadbhav Engineering told the stock exchange on 1 September 2017 that it was the lowest bidder for Bagodara–Limbdi (43 km, Rs 504 crore) and Sayla–Bamanbore (38.14 km, Rs 396 crore), each with a two-year construction period. The Times of India, citing RTI replies, reported on 30 January 2023 that the Rajkot–Bamanbore and Limbdi–Sayla sections were assigned to Varaha Infra Ltd, that the department said the two contractors holding four sections had defaulted with only 40–50% of work done against a January 2020 deadline, and that it issued Sadbhav a notice of intention to terminate on 21 December 2022 after allowing a sub-contracting arrangement in July 2022. A later official grievance reply, reported by the same paper in August 2023, instead attributed the delay to forest permissions, utility and religious-structure shifting and the pandemic. The contractor for Ahmedabad–Bagodara (Package 1) is not named in the sources read. The start year is inferred from the 730-day contract period and January 2020 deadline. The R&B site showed Package 1 (km 16–56, Rs 485.96 crore) at 97.94% and Package 5 Rajkot–Bamanbore (Rs 488.44 crore) at 83.03% physical progress as on 24 December 2025. In March 2025 the state told the Assembly that 193 of 197 km in phase one was physically complete and that total spending would be Rs 3,350 crore; the Centre in July 2025 put the combined contract value at over Rs 2,100 crore.

Contractor

Rachana Construction Co – Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd (JV)

Value

₹252 crore

Awarded

Mar 2023

RVNL told the stock exchange on 23 March 2023 that the Rachana Construction–RVNL joint venture (Rachana 60%, RVNL 40%) had received the letter of acceptance from the National Highway Division for this EPC package at Rs 252.21 crore, with a 30-month period. The R&B Department's project page lists the work at Rs 260.87 crore and showed 50.05% physical progress as on 24 December 2025. A consultant's project note describes an elevated section of more than 1.7 km.

Contractor

APC Buildcon Pvt Ltd

Value

₹89.83 crore

Target

Not on record

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

One of the roads (20.6 km in total) in a roughly Rs 405 crore iconic-roads programme reported as planned in September 2024, which also covers Airport Circle-Dafnala, Iskcon-Pakwan and Keshavbaug-Pakwan; Ashram Road is the longest at 5,115 m, on a Gandhi Ashram theme. A May 2026 DeshGujarat report lists Ashram Road from Paldi to Wadaj among the iconic roads being upgraded and says tenders worth Rs 405.23 crore and Rs 79.78 crore were approved. Per-road cost, award date and contractor not reported.

Contractor

Rajkamal Builders Infrastructure Pvt Ltd - Kalthia Engineering & Construction Ltd (JV)

Value

Not disclosed

Awarded

23 Aug 2024

Single item-rate contract for four flyovers valued at Rs 391.16 crore in total (ADB lists about USD 45.3 million, contract dated 23 January 2025, under Rajkamal Builders Infrastructure Pvt Ltd); the cost of this bridge alone is not separately reported; a May 2023 TV9 report and a September 2024 DeshGujarat report carried an estimate of Rs 64 crore for Bakrol. The Prime Minister was scheduled to lay the foundation stone on 16 September 2024 and traffic diversions were announced in late December 2024. Award (23 August 2024) and start (1 October 2024) dates and the 1 October 2027 scheduled completion are from an ADB monitoring-report table, which names the contractor as the Rajkamal-Kalthia joint venture.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹20 crore

Target

Not on record

Reported under construction in November 2025 at an estimated cost of over Rs 20 crore; builder not named.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹78.54 crore

Awarded

2022

Approved by the AMC road and building committee on 6 September 2022 as a three-lane bridge with the cost split equally between the railways and the state government. In October 2023 DeshGujarat reported the project as Rs 66.76 crore with a 26-month period started in September 2022, and that Vejalpur MLA Amit Thaker had complained to the municipal commissioner that pier foundation work had not begun after a year. A December 2025 Gujarat Samachar table lists the cost as Rs 78.54 crore and the deadline as 30 June 2026. Contractor not named.

Contractor

Khodal Corporation

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

A 100 m stretch of road under the bridge was closed to all vehicles for roughly four months of round-the-clock work. Contract value not stated; single-sourced.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

Gujarat Samachar reported on 31 December 2025 that repairs on three bridges including this one were being carried out at a combined cost of about Rs 3 crore and were due to finish within 15 days. Per-bridge share, start date and contractor were not given. That report is the last status found; completion has not been confirmed. Single source.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹237 crore

Awarded

Feb 2025

Railways to build the span over the tracks and the AMC the remainder. Tendered jointly with the Panchvati flyover (Rs 226 crore estimate) and approved by the AMC standing committee in the third week of February 2025 at a combined Rs 267.30 crore, with a 51-month period for this three-lane bridge and a five-year defect-liability period. The winning contractor is not named in the reports read.

Contractor

Kalthia Engineering & Construction Ltd

Value

Not disclosed

Awarded

14 Mar 2024

Single item-rate contract covering the Nikol, Dastan and Tapovan junctions, valued at Rs 291.49 crore in total per ADB monitoring reports; this bridge's own cost is not separately reported, and a May 2023 TV9 Gujarati report put Nikol and Dastan together at Rs 165 crore. The ADB environmental monitoring report gives the letter of award as 14 March 2024, contract start as 8 July 2024 and scheduled completion as 8 July 2027 (the social monitoring report shows 7 July 2027). ADB documents describe the package as 'two grade separators' across the three junctions while local reports speak of three bridges. Tendered October–December 2023; 45-day diversions were notified in June 2024.

Contractor

Rachana Construction Co

Value

₹60.33 crore

Awarded

Jan 2019

Work order issued January 2019 for Rs 60.33 crore with a December 2020/January 2021 deadline. The Times of India reported in December 2022 that construction stopped midway because of unshifted GETCO lines and attributed the lapse to AUDA's consultants and supervising engineers. A CEPT student report names Multi Media Consultants as PMC. Completion date not found; treat status as unverified after 2022.

Contractor

Rajkamal Builders Infrastructure Pvt Ltd

Value

₹26.78 crore

Target

Not on record

Tender estimate Rs 19.6 crore, work order about Rs 26.8 crore, later revised to about Rs 42.9 crore. Reports give the start as March 2024 or 11 September 2024; 78% complete in October 2025 with the deadline moved to September 2026.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹45 crore

Target

Not on record

Approved by MoRTH in July 2024 with bids already received; the foundation stone for a flyover at Chharodi was laid on 13 March 2025, with Construction World giving its cost as Rs 45 crore (Rs 450 million). Whether that figure covers the whole Gota–Nirma structure is not clear from the sources. Contractor not named.

Contractor

Rajkamal Builders Infrastructure Pvt Ltd - Kalthia Engineering & Construction Ltd (JV)

Value

Not disclosed

Awarded

23 Aug 2024

Single item-rate contract for four flyovers (Bakrol, Hathijan, Ramol, Panjrapol) valued at Rs 391.16 crore in total. ADB's monitoring reports name the contractor as the Rajkamal Builders and Kalthia Engineering & Construction joint venture, with letter of award on 23 August 2024, mobilisation on 1 October 2024 and scheduled completion on 1 October 2027; ADB's contracts list shows the contract as dated 23 January 2025, about USD 45.3 million, and names only Rajkamal Builders Infrastructure Pvt Ltd. The cost of this bridge alone is not in the contract documents; a DeshGujarat table of September 2024 gives about Rs 78 crore and 860 m for a junction it prints as 'Elephant' (apparently Hathijan), and a May 2023 TV9 report put Hathijan, Ramol and Panjrapol together at Rs 243 crore. DeshGujarat reported that the Prime Minister was expected to lay the foundation stone on 16 September 2024, and AUDA issued a traffic-diversion notice on 24 December 2024 saying construction would begin soon.

Contractor

Shri Ganesh Construction

Value

₹3.9 crore

Awarded

2025

Demolition-only tender estimated at Rs 9.31 crore (May 2025) and awarded at Rs 3.90 crore, which the municipal commissioner said would be recovered from the original builder. DeshGujarat names the contractor as Shri Ganesh Construction; Gujarat Samachar calls it Shri Ganesh Corporation, a Mumbai-based company. Reports date the start to 21 August (Swarajya, citing The Times of India) or 24 September 2025 (DeshGujarat); IIT Gandhinagar reviewed the method. About 35% done by mid-November 2025 and about 80% by 8 January 2026, per the standing committee chairman; completion not confirmed in sources read.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

One of the iconic roads in a Rs 405 crore, 20.6 km plan reported in September 2024 (about Rs 19.66 crore per km on average); that report describes a plan, not an award. By May 2026 AMC said about 18 km of six iconic roads, including this one, were being upgraded and that it had approved iconic-road tenders of Rs 405.23 crore and Rs 79.78 crore. Gujarat Samachar wrote in February 2026 that iconic roads such as this one were costing Rs 23.98 crore per km. Contractor not named.

Contractor

Ram Kumar Contractor Pvt Ltd

Value

₹386 crore

Awarded

2024

A tender-tracking site lists Ram Kumar Contractor Private Limited as the contractor, with the financial bid opened on 21 February 2024 at about Rs 385.82 crore (single source for the contractor's name). DeshGujarat reported in May 2026 that the work was awarded at Rs 385 crore and that total spending was expected to reach about Rs 530 crore.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹80 crore

Target

Not on record

Estimated cost Rs 80 crore; about 50% built in February 2026. The remainder depends on state approval of TP Scheme 16, and AUDA expected completion within about six months of that approval. Contractor not named.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹95.14 crore

Awarded

15 Oct 2022

Foundation stone laid 24 July 2022 at a stated Rs 77.71 crore. The Times of India reported that AUDA tendered it at Rs 87.44 crore, that the work order was given to the contractor on 15 October 2022 and that, at a 2 May 2023 board meeting, AUDA revised the scope (10.5 m RCC service road instead of 9 m asphalt), lifting the cost to Rs 95.14 crore and extending the deadline. A May 2025 Gujarati Jagran report still listed it among bridges being built. Contractor not named. The start date shown is the foundation-stone month.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

Announced in September 2024 as one of the roads in the AMC's roughly Rs 405 crore iconic-road plan (Gujarat Samachar put the plan at Rs 350 crore); by May 2026 DeshGujarat listed it among six iconic roads being upgraded, under approved tenders of Rs 405.23 crore. Individual cost, award date and contractor are not stated in the sources read.

Contractor

RKC Infrabuilt

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

Contractor as listed by Gujarat Samachar on 25 June 2024 (single source); its table names 'RKC Infrabuilt' for this package while the article text calls the contractor of packages 1 and 4 'RKC Infrastructure Ltd'. The table prints the package amount as Rs 2,500 crore, which cannot be right because the same article puts all five packages at Rs 1,250 crore in total (it is probably a misprint for about Rs 250 crore), so no package cost is shown here. The same report carried AMC opposition leader Shehzad Khan Pathan's allegation of Rs 240 crore of corruption through deviations from the tender design, including a claim that the contractor of packages 1 and 4 built a diaphragm wall instead of the specified RCC boxes and was paid Rs 99 crore; the standing committee chairman said there was no corruption and an additional city engineer said work was proceeding as per the tender. These are allegations, not findings.

Contractor

Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd (RVNL)

Value

₹236 crore

Awarded

Oct 2022

RVNL disclosed on 20 October 2022 a letter of acceptance from AMC for this package at Rs 236.20 crore (Rs 236,19,70,464.23). Gujarat Samachar's June 2024 package table also names Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd for this stretch, but prints the amount as Rs 2,500 crore, which is inconsistent with its own Rs 1,250 crore total for all five packages. The same report says the opposition alleged that packages 2 and 3 also used diaphragm walls instead of RCC boxes; AMC's standing committee chairman and an additional city engineer denied any irregularity.

Contractor

Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd (RVNL)

Value

₹248 crore

Awarded

Oct 2022

RVNL disclosed on 20 October 2022 a letter of acceptance from AMC for this package at Rs 248.01 crore (Rs 248,00,83,364.78). Gujarat Samachar's June 2024 package table also names Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd for this stretch, but prints the amount as Rs 2,600 crore, which is inconsistent with its own Rs 1,250 crore total for all five packages. The same report says the opposition alleged that packages 2 and 3 also used diaphragm walls instead of RCC boxes; AMC's standing committee chairman and an additional city engineer denied any irregularity.

Contractor

RKC Infrastructure Ltd (named as the contractor of packages 1 and 4; listed as 'RKC Infrabuilt' for package 1)

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

Gujarat Samachar's 25 June 2024 list (single source) names the agency for this package as 'RKC Infrastructure', and the article text says 'RKC Infrastructure Ltd' is the contractor of both packages 1 and 4 (package 1 is listed as 'RKC Infrabuilt'). The table prints the amount as Rs 2,450 crore, which is inconsistent with the article's Rs 1,250 crore total for all five packages, so no cost is shown. The opposition leader alleged in that report that the contractor covered parts of package 4 with diaphragm walls and RCC slabs instead of the specified precast boxes; AMC's standing committee chairman and an additional city engineer denied any irregularity.

Contractor

Kalthia Engineering and Construction (listed as 'Kalthia Energy' in the source's table)

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

Gujarat Samachar's 25 June 2024 table gives the agency as 'Kalthia Energy', but the same article's text names the package 5 contractor as Kalthia Engineering and Construction, and Kalthia's own website lists 'Development of Kharicut Canal at Ahmedabad' among its projects. The table prints the amount as Rs 2,700 crore, inconsistent with the article's Rs 1,250 crore total for all five packages, so no cost is shown. The opposition alleged in that report that this package was being built with only a retaining wall; AMC denied any irregularity. Phase 1 overall has been reported at Rs 1,200 crore (March 2024), Rs 1,250 crore (June 2024) and Rs 1,338 crore (March 2025), and was described as nearly 80% complete in March 2025.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

Per The Live Ahmedabad (16 February 2024), the RCC surface of the approach towards Anupam cinema wore away about a year and a half after the bridge reopened, and repair work began after a local corporator raised it. Contractor and cost are not stated. That report is the last status found; completion of the repair has not been confirmed.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹142 crore

Awarded

Feb 2025

Part of a Rs 379 crore two-flyover package with a 34-month timeline. After an earlier single-bid tender was cancelled, the AMC combined this flyover and the Chimanbhai Patel parallel bridge into one Rs 226 crore tender, which the standing committee approved in the third week of February 2025 at Rs 267.30 crore with a 36-month period for Panchvati, a five-year defect-liability period and long performance bonds for bearings and expansion joints. The winning contractor is not named in the reports read.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹99.9 crore

Awarded

Jul 2025

Approved by the AMC roads and buildings committee in July 2025 at Rs 99.90 crore plus Rs 13.02 crore GST. The winning contractor is not named in the reports read.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

The police notification closed a 200 m stretch for six months so GIDC could dismantle the old bridge and build a new one; the executing contractor and cost are not named. Single-source.

Contractor

Shamlaji Expressway Pvt Ltd

Value

₹1,361 crore

Target

Not on record

The road ministry told the Lok Sabha on 16 March 2023 that the agency for this stretch was Shamlaji Expressway Private Limited and that Rs 1,191.29 crore of a Rs 1,361 crore work value had been spent, with completion targeted for June 2023; the SPV's parent is not named in that reply. An NHAI project list published by DeshGujarat in June 2025 names the hybrid-annuity concessionaire as Chetak Enterprises Pvt Limited, with an appointed date of 2 January 2019, a scheduled completion of 1 January 2021 and 83.84% financial progress. NHAI's 2024-25 award list shows the balance work and pre-monsoon maintenance being let separately, the latter described as at the risk and cost of the existing concessionaire. Multi Media Consultants lists the project among its design assignments.

Contractor

Apex Tarmac Pvt Ltd

Value

₹415 crore

Awarded

28 Jun 2024

Letter of award date and awarded cost from NHAI's FY 2024-25 award list.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

Part of the roughly Rs 405 crore iconic-road package reported as planned in September 2024 (2,700 m long, 60 m wide); a May 2026 report lists it among the iconic roads being upgraded. Individual cost, award date and contractor not stated in sources read.

Contractor

Rachana Construction

Value

₹235 crore

Awarded

2023

The AMC standing committee approved the flyover in February 2023; the DeshGujarat report of that meeting gives both Rs 235 crore and Rs 165 crore and a 30-month period. Later reports give the cost as Rs 197.98 crore (DeshGujarat, Nov 2025), Rs 206.60 crore (Gujarat Samachar, Dec 2025) and Rs 276 crore (DeshGujarat, Aug 2026). Work began on 17 July 2023 per DeshGujarat (March 2025; an August 2026 report says 16 July 2023) with a 36-month period; progress was put at about 40% in March 2025. Reports attribute the delay to forest-department land in the alignment and utility shifting. In August 2026 DeshGujarat and GSTV reported that the AMC standing committee fined the contractor, named as Rachana Construction, Rs 50 lakh for slow progress and extended the deadline to July 2027 (ThePrint says June 2027).

Contractor

H.G. Infra Engineering Ltd (through H.G. Narol Sarkhej Highway Pvt Ltd)

Value

₹781 crore

Awarded

Sep 2024

Letter of award from the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways announced on 9 September 2024; bid Rs 781.11 crore against the ministry's estimate of Rs 883.24 crore; 2.5-year construction period on hybrid annuity mode. H.G. Infra's own project page gives the project cost as Rs 862.11 crore. Financial closure by its subsidiary H.G. Narol Sarkhej Highway Pvt Ltd was reported in October 2025. The scheme was put at Rs 1,295 crore when reviewed under PM GatiShakti in July 2024.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

Gujarat Samachar reported on 31 December 2025 that repairs on three bridges including this one were being carried out at a combined cost of about Rs 3 crore and were expected to finish within 15 days. The per-bridge share, start date and contractor were not given. That report is the last status found; completion has not been confirmed. Single source.

Contractor

Kalthia Engineering & Construction Ltd

Value

Not disclosed

Awarded

14 Mar 2024

Single item-rate contract (ADB Package B, originally packages 3 and 4) covering the Nikol, Dastan and Tapovan junctions, valued at Rs 291.49 crore in total per ADB's social monitoring report; this bridge's own cost is not separately reported. A May 2023 TV9 report put Nikol and Dastan together at Rs 165 crore. ADB documents describe the package as 'two grade separators' across the three junctions while the tender notice and local reports speak of three. ADB's environmental monitoring report gives the award as 14 March 2024, start as 8 July 2024 and scheduled completion as 8 July 2027, and writes the contractor as Kalthia Engineering & Construction Pvt. Ltd. (once as 'Ltd'). Tendered October–December 2023; 45-day traffic diversions were notified in June 2024.

Contractor

Rakesh Construction Co

Value

₹64.92 crore

Awarded

16 Jan 2024

Item-rate contract of Rs 64.92 crore (about USD 7.75 million on ADB's list, dated 31 July 2024) with a 24-month period. Physical progress was about 6% at end-2024 and about 30% by mid-2025 per ADB monitoring reports. Award/start dates are from an ADB report table.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹19 crore

Target

Not on record

Cost about Rs 19 crore. The Railway Minister asked for completion before Navratri 2026 and the divisional railway manager set 30 September 2026 as the target; utility shifting by AMC and Torrent Power was the remaining dependency. Contractor and start date not given; single-source.

Contractor

Rajkamal Builders Infrastructure Pvt Ltd - Kalthia Engineering & Construction Ltd (JV)

Value

Not disclosed

Awarded

23 Aug 2024

Single item-rate contract for four flyovers valued at Rs 391.16 crore in total (ADB lists the contract at about USD 45.3 million, dated 23 January 2025, against Rajkamal Builders Infrastructure Pvt Ltd); the cost of this bridge alone is not separately confirmed, though DeshGujarat quoted about Rs 85 crore for Panjrapol in September 2024, and a May 2023 estimate put Hathijan, Ramol and Panjrapol together at Rs 243 crore. The foundation stone was scheduled to be laid by the Prime Minister on 16 September 2024, and AUDA announced traffic diversions at the four junctions in late December 2024. Award (23 August 2024), start (1 October 2024) and scheduled completion (1 October 2027) dates are from an ADB environmental monitoring report table.

Contractor

Ranjit Buildcon Pvt Ltd

Value

₹78.61 crore

Target

Not on record

The Gujarat High Court dismissed a PIL against the project in January 2025; it said the petitioner's allegations about the contractor were not solid and left any complaint about the firm to the Principal Secretary of the Urban Development Department. A December 2025 report said the work was awarded at Rs 78.61 crore against an original estimate of Rs 62 crore; a September 2024 Gujarat Samachar report described the award as a Rs 109 crore contract to Ranjit Construction, which it called part of the same group.

Contractor

Rajkamal Builders Infrastructure Pvt Ltd - Kalthia Engineering & Construction Ltd (JV)

Value

Not disclosed

Awarded

23 Aug 2024

Single item-rate contract for four flyovers valued at Rs 391.16 crore in total (ADB lists about USD 45.3 million, contract dated 23 January 2025). DeshGujarat's September 2024 breakdown gives the Ramol flyover as Rs 80 crore, 900 m long and 27 m wide, but its four figures do not add up to the contract total, so no separate cost is shown; a May 2023 report put Hathijan, Ramol and Panjrapol together at Rs 243 crore. The foundation stone was scheduled to be laid by PM Modi on 16 September 2024, and AUDA announced traffic diversions in late December 2024. Award (23 August 2024), start (1 October 2024) and scheduled completion (1 October 2027) are from an ADB monitoring-report table.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

A section of the east riverfront road and the lower promenade beneath Subhash Bridge was shut while the bridge's old superstructure was being dismantled; no reopening date was given.

Contractor

Rajkamal Builders Infrastructure Pvt Ltd

Value

₹240 crore

Target

Not on record

Civil contract (tender value Rs 239.92 crore) awarded by SRFDCL. The central span is described as a 126 m iron arch. As of March 2025 the diaphragm wall and riverbed filling were under way, with completion expected by April 2027.

Contractor

YOOIL Envirotech Pvt Ltd (South Korea)

Value

₹53.78 crore

Target

Not on record

Contract covers manufacture, supply, installation and maintenance of the air-filled rubber barrage and its automation system. Rubber membrane installation was to begin after civil work, post-monsoon 2026.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹226 crore

Target

Not on record

Knocksense reports a total cost of Rs 226.48 crore shared equally by Railways and the AMC, with the Rail Land Development Authority (RLDA) overseeing construction; a December 2025 Gujarat Samachar table lists the overbridge at Rs 113.25 crore. Ahmedabad Mirror (October 2025) says RLDA took up the project in November 2024, while an RLDA officer's LinkedIn post says the work was entrusted to RLDA in January 2025 and that dismantling of the old bridge was completed on 22 December. Sources disagree on the old bridge's age: Ahmedabad Mirror and the LinkedIn post say it was built in 1922, Knocksense calls it 83 years old, and the AMC's July 2025 age list gives 1940. Knocksense describes the replacement as four-lane; Ahmedabad Mirror says the railway portion will go from four to six lanes. The new bridge is about 497 m long with a single 107 m bowstring-girder span; by October 2025 all 132 piles and about 80% of the substructure were reported complete. RLDA's station-redevelopment EPC contract went to a DRA Infracon–DMRC joint venture in November 2023, but no source opened states that the bridge is being built under that contract, so the contractor is left blank.

Contractor

Kalthia Engineering & Construction Ltd

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

Kalthia's website lists 'Sardar Patel Ring Road Around Ahmedabad, Gujarat' among its projects with no package, client, value or dates. The site files the entry under its 'Upcoming & Running Project' category, so it appears to be current work rather than a past job; the page does not say what the scope is or who the client is.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹4.47 crore

Target

Not on record

A 45 m underpass estimated at Rs 4.47 crore could not be built with the flyover because AMC handed over the land late; in mid-2023 AUDA's general body approved the contractor's request for a 7% price variation rather than re-tendering. AUDA's February 2024 budget still listed the work; completion not confirmed.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

The police commissioner closed the old bridge to heavy and medium goods vehicles and passenger vehicles from 9 August 2025 to 8 February 2026 after a National Highways inspection found deteriorated bearings and pedestals; a notification of 7 February 2026 extended the restriction to 7 January 2027 'as repair work on the bridge continues'. No contractor is named.

Contractor

Rachana Construction Co

Value

₹120 crore

Awarded

12 Mar 2024

Rs 119.70 crore share of a Rs 237.99 crore two-flyover contract (about USD 28.4 million on ADB's list, dated 31 July 2024), 24-month period. Foundation stone laid virtually by Amit Shah on 15 March 2024; service-road concreting began in July 2024. Package progress was about 11.5% at end-2024.

Contractor

Rachana Construction Co

Value

₹118 crore

Awarded

12 Mar 2024

Rs 118.29 crore share of the Rs 237.99 crore two-flyover contract with a 24-month period. In 2021 AUDA had estimated the two bridges at Rs 79 crore together, and a May 2023 report at Rs 188 crore.

Contractor

Dineshchandra R. Agrawal Infracon

Value

₹240 crore

Awarded

2026

AMC announced the EPC plan on 26 December 2025 at an estimated Rs 250 crore. A Rs 232.80 crore tender issued on 3 January 2026 drew a single bid (reported as from 'DR Agarwal') and was to be re-invited; the standing committee approved the project at about Rs 240 crore on 5 March 2026; the 2026-27 draft budget set aside Rs 272 crore; ANI in July 2026 cited Rs 236 crore. Demolition of the old spans began on 1 July 2026. On 25 August 2026 Gujarat Samachar reported that opposition Congress councillors alleged the contract, which they said would reach nearly Rs 300 crore, was given under a single-tender process to Dineshchandra R. Agarwal Infracon, a firm they said had been debarred for 20 years in 1997; the municipal commissioner replied that the debarment, imposed by GWSSB, had ended in 2017. The Rs 300 crore figure is the opposition's projection, not an approved amount. Defect liability is 10 years per the January 2026 tender.

Contractor

Kalthia Engineering & Construction Ltd

Value

Not disclosed

Awarded

14 Mar 2024

Single item-rate contract covering the Nikol, Dastan and Tapovan junctions, valued at Rs 291.49 crore in total (about USD 34.8 million on ADB's contract list, dated 31 July 2024); this bridge's own cost is not separately reported; a May 2023 estimate for Tapovan alone was Rs 70 crore. ADB documents describe the package as 'two grade separators' across the three junctions while local reports speak of three bridges. Tendered October-December 2023; 45-day diversions were notified in June 2024.

Contractor

Ananta Procon Pvt Ltd

Value

₹74.15 crore

Target

Not on record

Ananta Procon lists this four-lane overbridge (LC 11B on the Ahmedabad–Viramgam line) on its own project page with the AMC as client and a project cost of Rs 74.15 crore. In November 2025 the AMC reported 85% of approach work and 73% of the railway portion complete, with a June 2026 deadline.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

A notification published 8 December 2025 declared intent to acquire about 55.54 hectares for the km 56.8 to 98.3 stretch in Patan district. The Ahmedabad-end section (Gandhinagar to Bhuval, about 40 km) has not been tendered.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

One of the seven iconic roads announced in September 2024 (then listed as 2.4 km). In January 2026 work was expected to begin within days, and a May 2026 report lists the stretch among iconic roads being upgraded. Cost and contractor are not given individually; the May 2026 report says the AMC approved tenders of Rs 405.23 crore and Rs 79.78 crore for iconic road projects without saying which covers this stretch.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹61.14 crore

Target

Not on record

Reported in March 2024 at Rs 61.14 crore, of which about Rs 41 crore is for street features; the road carries a five-year guarantee and furniture a one-year defect liability. Contractor not named in sources read.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹4.92 crore

Target

Not on record

A September 2026 report said the firm quoted an identical Rs 98.30 lakh in each of five zones; the proposal was before the Road and Building Committee. Figure shown is five times Rs 0.983 crore.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹391 crore

Target

Not on record

Two tenders announced in January 2026: EPC upgrade of the 45 km four-lane section, and a single-percentage item-rate contract for annual maintenance and safety services over 118.22 km. The Rs 391 crore figure is the combined value from the report headline.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

In April 2026 NHAI invited proposals for a 12-month DPR assignment for a roughly 120 km six-lane greenfield link, with 60-70 m right of way, connecting Ahmedabad to the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹805 crore

Target

Not on record

The Chief Minister approved about Rs 800 crore at a GSRDC review in April 2025; Amit Shah laid the foundation stone on 23 October 2025 at a stated Rs 805 crore. Scope includes 22.7 km of service roads, widening of 13 minor bridges, a six-lane elevated flyover and a three-lane right-turn flyover. Contractor not named.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹124 crore

Target

Not on record

Bids to be opened 23 October 2026; 18-month construction and 10-year maintenance.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹2,630 crore

Target

Not on record

Cabinet approval January 2026: 6.1 km elevated corridor at Kalol, eight flyovers, eight underpasses and a new rail overbridge at Vaghara; tenders to follow, with a two-year build period.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

First announced in September 2024 among seven iconic roads. In May 2026 the AMC said tenders worth Rs 79.78 crore had been approved for this road and the Pakwan–Keshavbaug–Mansi Circle road together (about 6 km); the split and contractor are not stated.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹30 crore

Target

Not on record

Rs 30 crore provided in the 2026-27 draft budget for a riverfront–Airport Circle road underpass.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹50 crore

Target

Not on record

Cost is the 2022 estimate. Gujarat Samachar reported that designs were handed over on 5 April 2022 and criticised the four-year delay.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

AUDA's board cleared rezoning of about 80 hectares behind Ghuma in July 2025 so a town-planning scheme and the 45 m road could proceed; in February 2026 the AUDA chairman said the link would be finished in roughly six months. Completion not confirmed.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Awarded

Feb 2026

DeshGujarat (9 February 2026) reported that the AMC had approved a Rs 63 crore tender for bearing replacement on six railway overbridges including Cadila, following post-Gambhira inspections, and that the lower of two bidders had been selected; the bidder was not named. PropNewsTime describes the same approval as Rs 62.79 crore for four overbridges. This is a package cost, not the cost for this bridge. Unrelated to this, the bridge's central BRTS lane was shut at night from 6 April to 30 May 2025 for bullet-train segment erection, and a November 2025 police notification said the restriction would continue because the deadline had been extended to 15 December 2025.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Awarded

Feb 2026

Part of the roughly Rs 63 crore AMC package approved in February 2026 for six railway overbridges; new elastomeric bearings carry a 15-year guarantee and light vehicles are to be kept moving on temporary arrangements. Package cost only; contractor not named.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Awarded

Feb 2026

One of six railway overbridges in an AMC bearing-replacement tender of about Rs 63 crore (Construction World gives Rs 63.23 crore) approved in February 2026 after the post-Gambhira inspection of 78 bridges: spans are to be jacked up, worn bearings replaced with elastomeric ones under a 15-year guarantee, and seismic arresters fitted. The lower of two bidders was selected but is not named; package cost only, and start not confirmed in sources read.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

Added by AMC's standing committee to the 2026-27 budget within a Rs 50 crore allocation that also covers three underpasses in the western wards; no separate cost, design or timeline published. Single-source.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

An August 2017 SRFDCL board meeting approved extending the riverfront drive as a concrete road up to Ambedkar Bridge. Execution details, cost and contractor were not found.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Awarded

Feb 2026

AMC approved a tender of about Rs 63 crore (reported variously as Rs 62.79, 63 and 63.23 crore) in February 2026 to lift spans with hydraulic jacks and replace bearings on Girdharnagar, Chamunda, Cadila, Nathalal Jhagda, Chandlodia and part of Chimanbhai Patel ROBs. The figure is for the whole package; the contractor is not named and work start is not confirmed in sources read.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹96.23 crore

Target

Not on record

Sandesh and DeshGujarat (15 July 2026) both report an R&B tender of Rs 96.23 crore (overall estimate about Rs 109 crore) for two new three-lane cable-stayed bridges, one on each side, with 2.5 m footpaths and viewing galleries, targeted for completion within a year. Award and contractor not found.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

The standing committee returned the proposal and asked officials first to study alternatives such as junction improvements, one-way systems, alternate routes and signal changes before resubmitting. No cost or bidder was reported.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹136 crore

Target

Not on record

Tenders were invited in December 2013 to extend the overbridge on both ends so that it would also span Shyamal crossroads to the north and Jivraj crossroads to the south. The outcome of that tender was not found in sources read.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹213 crore

Target

Not on record

Knocksense reports the 108-year-old bridge will be demolished and replaced with a four-lane bridge at Rs 213.33 crore, overseen by the Railway Land Development Authority, with cost shared equally by the Railways and the AMC. Contractor not named.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹38 crore

Target

Not on record

Approved by the AMC road and building committee in August 2025 at about Rs 38 crore; civil contractor not named. By May 2026 it was grouped with the Airport–Dafnala road under approved tenders of Rs 79.78 crore.

Contractor

Everest Multitech

Value

₹4.98 crore

Awarded

Aug 2025

Lighting package awarded at Rs 4.98 crore, about 22% below the Rs 6.38 crore estimate, with a Rs 44.36 lakh security deposit.

Contractor

Konkan Railway Corporation Ltd – Fuji Silvertech Concrete Pvt Ltd JV

Value

₹830 crore

Awarded

4 Dec 2025

DeshGujarat (5 December 2025) reported that the AMC standing committee approved the award on Thursday, 4 December 2025, at Rs 829.92 crore plus GST, 15.25% below an estimate of Rs 1,061.43 crore (the same report also cites an estimate of Rs 979.26 crore plus GST), covering about 22.415 km. The state had sanctioned Rs 1,003 crore for phase 2 in March 2025. Physical start is not confirmed in the sources read.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹100 crore

Target

Not on record

Estimated at about Rs 100 crore to be shared equally by Railways and AMC; as of June 2026 the railway was expected to start tendering soon. LC 308 is one of five crossings in the Rs 775 crore 'Phatak Mukt Abhiyan' list in AMC's 2026-27 draft budget. The Live Ahmedabad reported in April 2026 that AMC's estate department had served notices on roughly 300–350 properties for road widening, which residents opposed; DeshGujarat (June 2026) counts about 260 affected properties.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

AMC's 2026-27 draft budget proposes three flyovers – Memco, Bhakti Circle–Kathwada and Silver Star – for Rs 225 crore together; no individual cost is given. The CRRI study behind the priority list was commissioned in January 2025 for Rs 64.9 lakh.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹37.33 crore

Target

Not on record

Two additional bridges of about 1,000 m by 15 m are planned beside the existing structure at an estimated Rs 37.33 crore, with piling from floating pontoons. Contractor not named; single-sourced.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹250 crore

Target

Not on record

Approved by the AMC standing committee in March 2026; contractor and tender status not reported.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Awarded

Feb 2026

One of six railway overbridges in an AMC package of about Rs 63 crore (reported as Rs 62.79 crore to Rs 63.23 crore) approved in February 2026 after the post-Gambhira inspection of 78 bridges: spans are to be jacked up, worn bearings replaced with elastomeric ones under a 15-year guarantee, and seismic arresters fitted. Package cost only; no contractor named and start not confirmed in sources read.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹14 crore

Target

Not on record

AUDA earmarked Rs 14 crore in April 2025 for resurfacing three ring-road bridges at Bhat, Odhav and Vatva; the figure covers all three. Whether the Odhav portion has been executed is not confirmed.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹121 crore

Target

Not on record

Tender floated in March 2026 at about Rs 121 crore; HCP Design, Planning and Management is the design consultant, and the contractor must build approved mock-ups before full execution. Award not found.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Awarded

22 Oct 2025

On 22 October 2025 the AMC approved Rs 21.55 crore to lift 89 spans across the Gandhi (38), Sardar (48) and Parikshitlal Majmudar (3) bridges, replace elastomeric bearings and add steel plates and seismic arresters, by widening the scope of the contractor already restoring Ellis Bridge. The reports do not name that firm (the registry's Ellis Bridge entry records the restoration contractor as Rajkamal Builders Infrastructure Pvt Ltd). Per-bridge cost not given; at approval the work on this bridge was still to come and its completion was not confirmed.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

The AMC draft budget presented in February 2026 set aside Rs 5 crore in total for feasibility studies at five locations, including this bridge and a separate new bridge near Dafnala junction suggested by a CRRI traffic survey. No individual cost or agency is stated.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

AMC's 2025-26 draft budget proposed ROBs at three crossings (Janatanagar LC 7, Punitnagar LC 307, Sardarnagar LC 06) for a combined Rs 175 crore; the 2026-27 draft budget again lists Punitnagar among five 'Phatak Mukt Abhiyan' ROBs worth Rs 775 crore together. No per-bridge cost, tender or contractor reported.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

AMC invited an annual-rate-contract tender in January 2025 to develop play areas, box cricket and landscaping beneath seven flyovers including this one; no contractor or per-site cost is given in the source read.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Awarded

Oct 2025

Swarajya (18 October 2025) reports the AMC standing committee sanctioned Rs 21.6 crore for additional strengthening works on the Gandhi, Sardar and Parikshitlal Majmudar bridges combined; this is a budget sanction, not a contract award, and no contractor is reported.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹848 crore

Target

Not on record

AUDA invited bids on 1 February 2025; DeshGujarat gives an estimated cost of Rs 848 crore for Package 1 (37 km, eastern side). A July 2025 DeshGujarat report said AUDA received nine bids for one package and eleven for the other, without saying which, and that contracts would be awarded soon. In November 2025 DeshGujarat reported that AUDA was set to begin work by 7 December 2025 on an annuity model with 15 years of operation and maintenance; the overall programme (put at Rs 2,000 crore to Rs 2,200 crore in different reports) includes 11 overbridges, 4 underpasses, 2 river bridges and 5 foot overbridges. In July 2026 an AUDA official told the Times of India that the work had been assigned to two companies and that the Bhat underpass would be built as part of the widening; the companies were not named. No source opened gives an award date or confirms that work has actually started, so the contractor, award date and start date remain unconfirmed.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹893 crore

Target

Not on record

AUDA invited bids on 1 February 2025; DeshGujarat gives an estimated cost of Rs 893 crore for Package 2 (39 km per one report, 39.25 km per others, western side). A July 2025 DeshGujarat report said AUDA received nine bids for one package and eleven for the other, without saying which, and that contracts would be awarded soon. In November 2025 DeshGujarat reported that AUDA was set to begin work by 7 December 2025 on an annuity model with 15 years of operation and maintenance; the overall programme (put at Rs 2,000 crore to Rs 2,200 crore in different reports) includes 11 overbridges, 4 underpasses, 2 river bridges and 5 foot overbridges. In July 2026 an AUDA official told the Times of India that the work had been assigned to two companies and that the Bhat underpass would be built as part of the widening; the companies were not named. No source opened gives an award date or confirms that work has actually started, so the contractor, award date and start date remain unconfirmed.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

Included in the AMC's 2025-26 draft budget as one of three railway overbridges costing Rs 175 crore in total (the others being Janatanagar LC 7 and Punit Nagar LC 307). No tender or contractor reported. Single-source.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹364 crore

Target

Not on record

DeshGujarat reported on 29 August 2026 that the AMC had floated an EPC tender estimated at Rs 364.44 crore (excluding GST), with a 39-month completion period and a 10-year defect liability period. The tender notice itself was not located on the nProcure portal, so the notice number and bid closing date are not recorded.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹28.61 crore

Target

Not on record

A GSRDC review chaired by the Chief Minister in April 2025 approved an underpass towards Bhetdia Dada Mandir (Rs 13.61 crore) and one at Pipli village (Rs 15 crore).

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

In May 2023 AUDA's board approved a Science City-themed design for the space below the flyover, proposed by the Gujarat Council of Science City.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹24.81 crore

Target

Not on record

Tender floated in July 2026 at Rs 24.81 crore excluding GST (the 2025-26 draft budget had pencilled in Rs 30 crore). Scope: rebuild the underpass, widen the carriageway from 6 m to 7.5 m, add a lane towards the RTO and build two-lane roads along both sides of the railway. DeshGujarat gives an 18-month period, The Live Ahmedabad about two years.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹5.51 crore

Target

Not on record

In June 2023, after photographs of the deck joints circulated, NHAI said a Rs 5.51 crore rehabilitation tender was at an advanced stage; AMC had repeatedly asked NHAI for repairs. Contractor not named.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

In December 2025 AUDA invited proposals for a consultant to prepare, within 75 days, a DPR for an approximately 6 km eight-lane corridor including flyovers, bridges and underpasses.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹3,740 crore

Target

Not on record

NHAI invited bids in early 2026 (due 19 March 2026) at an estimated Rs 3,739.69 crore; DeshGujarat reported on 24 March 2026 that no bids were received despite extensions. Overall corridor cost is quoted as Rs 10,534 crore, or Rs 10,621.71 crore in another report.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹25 crore

Target

Not on record

The AMC's 2025-26 draft budget listed a Rs 25 crore railway underbridge at the Tragad village crossing; the 2026-27 budget again included it within a Rs 50 crore allocation covering three underpasses and a flyover. No tender or contractor reported.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

Not disclosed

Target

Not on record

AUDA said in February 2026 that the underpass will be rebuilt 12 m wide and 4 m high; until then cars are diverted under the Zundal bridge.

Contractor

Not yet awarded / not on record

Value

₹153 crore

Target

Not on record

Swarajya reported on 13 August 2026 that Indian Railways had cleared the bridge at a sanctioned cost of Rs 153 crore under Western Railway's umbrella programme for road over/under bridges (TV9 Gujarati carried the same on 20 September 2026). The same crossing appears in the AMC's 2026-27 'Phatak Mukt Abhiyan' list of five ROBs (Rs 775 crore in total). Length_km is the sum of the three reported components; cost-sharing with the AMC is not spelled out.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹4 crore

Published

23 Sep 2026

Bids due

16 Oct 2026

Central Zone e-tender notice 07/2026-27, tender no. 68; nProcure ID 345037. Estimated value Rs 3.99993 crore, 12-month contract; closing date extended by corrigendum to 16 October 2026.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹3.99 crore

Published

23 Sep 2026

Bids due

16 Oct 2026

Central Zone e-tender notice 07/2026-27, tender no. 248; nProcure ID 347574. Estimated value Rs 3.99 crore, 12-month contract; closing date extended by corrigendum.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹0.98 crore

Published

24 Sep 2026

Bids due

16 Oct 2026

Central Zone e-tender notice 07/2026-27, tender no. 67; nProcure ID 347735. Estimated value Rs 98.14 lakh, 12-month contract. Two similar machine-patching tenders of about Rs 1 crore each (IDs 347342 for Khadia ward and 346790 for Shahibaug ward) were listed alongside it.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹364 crore

Published

17 Aug 2026

Bids due

16 Oct 2026

NIT 01/2026-27; nProcure ID 335919; estimated cost Rs 364.44 crore excluding GST; EMD Rs 3.64 crore; pre-bid meeting 1 September 2026; closing date extended by corrigendum to 16 October 2026. DeshGujarat, citing the tender papers, describes a structure of about 1.55 km on the 60 m TP road with a 150 m bowstring steel span over SG Highway and a 52 m span over the Ahmedabad–Botad line, a 39-month completion period and a 10-year defect liability period. The 2025-26 draft budget had pencilled in Rs 220 crore for this bridge.

Agency

Gandhinagar Municipal Corporation

Estimate

₹67.19 crore

Published

3 Sep 2026

Bids due

16 Oct 2026

NIT 78 of 2026-27; nProcure ID 341588; estimated value Rs 67.19 crore; 24-month work; amended by corrigendum. Included as an adjoining-city project.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

Not disclosed

Published

1 Sep 2026

Bids due

15 Oct 2026

Request for proposal on nProcure, ID 340956; 18-month assignment; pre-bid meeting 10 September 2026; an addendum has been issued. No estimated value is shown on the portal.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

Not disclosed

Published

29 Jul 2026

Bids due

15 Oct 2026

nProcure ID 328609; EOI for installation, commissioning and operation of a monitoring system; two addenda issued. The 2026-27 draft budget set aside Rs 181 crore for bridge health monitoring, repairs, maintenance and beautification.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹100 crore

Published

23 Sep 2026

Bids due

12 Oct 2026

nProcure tender ID 348388, listed under AMC's "Bridge Projects" sub-department as an annual rate contract. Estimated contract value Rs 100.04 crore; completion period 24 months; bids opened 23 September 2026 and close 12 October 2026 at 18:00. Checked on the portal on 4 October 2026. For context, in August 2026 the road and building committee ordered that every civil tender carry a defect liability clause (Gujarat Samachar) and that contractors display a site plaque with the liability period or forgo payment (Ahmedabad Mirror).

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹105 crore

Published

23 Sep 2026

Bids due

12 Oct 2026

nProcure tender ID 348235, listed under AMC's "Bridge Projects" sub-department (the title says road project department) as an annual rate contract. Estimated contract value Rs 104.73 crore; completion period 24 months; bids opened 23 September 2026 and close 12 October 2026 at 18:00. Checked on the portal on 4 October 2026.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹50 crore

Published

23 Sep 2026

Bids due

12 Oct 2026

nProcure tender ID 348419, floated by AMC's road project wing (listed on the portal under the "Bridge Projects" sub-department) as an annual rate contract. Estimated contract value Rs 50 crore; completion period 18 months; bids close 12 October 2026 at 18:00. Read directly on the portal's live list on 4 October 2026. Portal value Rs 49.995 crore. An earlier South-West Zone road tender drew a single bid 32% above estimate (see separate entry).

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹30 crore

Published

23 Sep 2026

Bids due

12 Oct 2026

nProcure tender ID 348420, floated by AMC's road project wing (listed on the portal under the "Bridge Projects" sub-department) as an annual rate contract. Estimated contract value Rs 30 crore; completion period 12 months; bids close 12 October 2026 at 18:00. Read directly on the portal's live list on 4 October 2026. Portal value Rs 29.999 crore.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹46.4 crore

Published

23 Sep 2026

Bids due

12 Oct 2026

nProcure tender ID 348418, floated by AMC's road project wing (listed on the portal under the "Bridge Projects" sub-department) as an annual rate contract. Estimated contract value Rs 46.4 crore; completion period 18 months; bids close 12 October 2026 at 18:00. Read directly on the portal's live list on 4 October 2026.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹42.81 crore

Published

23 Sep 2026

Bids due

12 Oct 2026

nProcure tender ID 348349, floated by AMC's road project wing (listed on the portal under the "Bridge Projects" sub-department) as an annual rate contract. Estimated contract value Rs 42.81 crore; completion period 18 months; bids close 12 October 2026 at 18:00. Read directly on the portal's live list on 4 October 2026.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹42.81 crore

Published

23 Sep 2026

Bids due

12 Oct 2026

nProcure tender ID 348324, floated by AMC's road project wing (listed on the portal under the "Bridge Projects" sub-department) as an annual rate contract. Estimated contract value Rs 42.81 crore; completion period 18 months; bids close 12 October 2026 at 18:00. Read directly on the portal's live list on 4 October 2026.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹19.88 crore

Published

23 Sep 2026

Bids due

12 Oct 2026

nProcure tender ID 348303, floated by AMC's road project wing (listed on the portal under the "Bridge Projects" sub-department) as an annual rate contract. Estimated contract value Rs 19.88 crore; completion period 12 months; bids close 12 October 2026 at 18:00. Read directly on the portal's live list on 4 October 2026.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹18.27 crore

Published

23 Sep 2026

Bids due

12 Oct 2026

nProcure tender ID 348372, floated by AMC's road project wing (listed on the portal under the "Bridge Projects" sub-department) as an annual rate contract. Estimated contract value Rs 18.27 crore; completion period 12 months; bids close 12 October 2026 at 18:00. Read directly on the portal's live list on 4 October 2026.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹40.05 crore

Published

24 Sep 2026

Bids due

12 Oct 2026

nProcure tender ID 348422, floated by AMC's road project wing (listed on the portal under the "Bridge Projects" sub-department) as an annual rate contract. Estimated contract value Rs 40.05 crore; completion period 18 months; bids close 12 October 2026 at 18:00. Read directly on the portal's live list on 4 October 2026.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹30.03 crore

Published

24 Sep 2026

Bids due

12 Oct 2026

nProcure tender ID 348421, floated by AMC's road project wing (listed on the portal under the "Bridge Projects" sub-department) as an annual rate contract. Estimated contract value Rs 30.03 crore; completion period 18 months; bids close 12 October 2026 at 18:00. Read directly on the portal's live list on 4 October 2026.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹30.02 crore

Published

24 Sep 2026

Bids due

12 Oct 2026

nProcure tender ID 348423, floated by AMC's road project wing (listed on the portal under the "Bridge Projects" sub-department) as an annual rate contract. Estimated contract value Rs 30.02 crore; completion period 18 months; bids close 12 October 2026 at 18:00. Read directly on the portal's live list on 4 October 2026.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹32.23 crore

Published

23 Sep 2026

Bids due

12 Oct 2026

nProcure tender ID 348159, floated by AMC's road project wing (listed on the portal under the "Bridge Projects" sub-department) as an annual rate contract. Estimated contract value Rs 32.23 crore; completion period 18 months; bids close 12 October 2026 at 18:00. Read directly on the portal's live list on 4 October 2026.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹3 crore

Published

1 Oct 2026

Bids due

12 Oct 2026

South Zone e-tender notice 06/2026-27, tender no. 425; nProcure ID 351328. Estimated value Rs 3 crore, 12-month contract.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹5.5 crore

Published

1 Oct 2026

Bids due

12 Oct 2026

South Zone e-tender notice 06/2026-27, tender nos. 431, 432, 433 and 434; nProcure IDs 350975, 350979, 351000 and 350989. Three are valued at Rs 1.5 crore and one at Rs 1 crore; the cost shown is their sum. Rates were revised by corrigendum.

Agency

AUDA

Estimate

₹3 crore

Published

3 Oct 2026

Bids due

12 Oct 2026

RW No. 11/2026-27 (re-invite); nProcure ID 351748; estimated value Rs 2.997 crore; 24-month contract. AUDA's 2026-27 budget set aside Rs 12 crore for maintenance of existing roads.

Agency

R&B Gujarat (National Highway, Rajkot)

Estimate

₹29.55 crore

Published

2 Sep 2026

Bids due

8 Oct 2026

NIT 19 of 2026-27; nProcure ID 340864; estimated value Rs 29.55 crore for six months; date extended by corrigendum. The six-laning itself was reported 193 km complete out of 201.33 km in March 2025 and still unfinished in September 2025 after repeated deadline extensions.

Agency

R&B Gujarat (Ahmedabad Circle 1)

Estimate

₹1.52 crore

Published

14 Sep 2026

Bids due

5 Oct 2026

NIT 12 of 2026-27; nProcure ID 344863; estimated value Rs 1.52 crore; six-month work; two corrigenda issued.

Agency

R&B Gujarat (Capital Project Division 3)

Estimate

₹11.32 crore

Published

29 Sep 2026

Bids due

5 Oct 2026

Tender notice 18 of 2026-27; nProcure ID 349824; estimated value Rs 11.32 crore; three-month work.

Agency

R&B Gujarat

Estimate

₹2,630 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

30 May 2026

UPDATE: research.json lists this as upcoming. Cabinet approval came on 28 January 2026 (Adalaj to Palavasana Circle, eight underpasses). Online bidding for the construction agency closed on 30 May 2026, as did a third attempt to appoint an independent consultant after two earlier consultancy tenders were cancelled. No award announcement was found as of early October 2026.

Agency

NHAI (RO Gandhinagar)

Estimate

₹130 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

28 Apr 2026

Tender ref. NHAI/ROGNR/NH-48/Amd-Vad/Overlay/2026 (CPPP IDs 2026_NHAI_265327_1 and _2), single-percentage item-rate work at the risk and cost of the concessionaire. A trade listing gave a value of Rs 130.42 crore and a 28 April 2026 due date; the "_2" suffix indicates a second call. Award not found. Official CPPP pages need a captcha and were not read.

Agency

NHAI

Estimate

₹3,740 crore

Published

Feb 2026

Bids due

19 Mar 2026

UPDATE: research.json lists this as open. Tender no. NHAI/2026/GJ/Tharad-Ahmedabad/Pkg-I/e-305388; EMD Rs 37.40 crore; the due date was extended to 19 March 2026. DeshGujarat reported on 24 March 2026 that no bids were received despite several extensions, part of a wider failure of BOT-toll packages worth Rs 18,884.69 crore. Marked upcoming because it must be re-bid; no fresh invitation was found.

Agency

AUDA

Estimate

₹30.95 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

2 Mar 2026

Online bids were due 2 March 2026 with technical bids opened the next day; 12-month completion and a 36-month defect liability period. Award not found in sources read.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹205 crore

Published

12 Dec 2025

Bids due

2 Feb 2026

UPDATE: research.json lists this as upcoming at Rs 250 crore. An aggregator copy of the AMC road-project tender shows it was published on 12 December 2025 with bids due 2 February 2026, a tender value of Rs 204.69 crore and a 24-month completion period, award pending. The standing committee announced approval of the "Naroda–Narol iconic road" on 5 March 2026 among its final decisions of the term; the selected contractor was not named in the sources read.

Agency

AUDA

Estimate

Not disclosed

Published

2 Apr 2025

Bids due

22 Apr 2025

Job No. 35/2024-25. EOI dated 2 April 2025; submission date moved from 15 to 22 April 2025 by Corrigendum-I. Read from the document on AUDA's own website, which says the Independent Engineer is for both six-laning packages; it does not give a shortlisting result.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹52.7 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

6 Aug 2024

The Federal reported in September 2024 that the fourth tender, closing 6 August, drew a single Rs 52.7 crore bid from Vishnu Prakash R Punglia Ltd, which had been sent to auditors for evaluation; the figure shown is that bid, not an AMC estimate. DeshGujarat reported in May 2025 that AMC had issued a separate demolition-only tender and had said nothing about rebuilding. No source read states what became of the 2024 bid, so its current status is unknown.

Agency

AUDA

Estimate

₹848 crore

Published

Feb 2025

Bids due

Not on record

AUDA invited proposals in early February 2025 (Rs 848 crore for the 37 km eastern package). DeshGujarat reported in July 2025 that bids had been opened, with nine bids for one package and eleven for the other (it does not say which), and that contracts would be awarded soon. In November 2025 it reported that AUDA was set to begin work by 7 December 2025. No source read states that the contract was awarded or names a contractor.

Agency

AUDA

Estimate

₹893 crore

Published

Feb 2025

Bids due

Not on record

AUDA invited proposals in early February 2025 (Rs 893 crore for the western package, given as 39 km in February and 39.25 km in July 2025). DeshGujarat reported in July 2025 that bids had been opened, with nine bids for one package and eleven for the other (it does not say which), and that contracts would be awarded soon. In November 2025 it reported that AUDA was set to begin work by 7 December 2025. No source read states that the contract was awarded or names a contractor.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹9.31 crore

Published

May 2025

Bids due

Not on record

Awarded to Shri Ganesh Construction at Rs 3.90 crore; cost to be recovered from the original contractor.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

Not disclosed

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Gujarat Samachar reported on 6 September 2026 that Natural Semeco Pvt Ltd emerged as the eligible bidder in all five zones with an identical Rs 98.30 lakh quote in each (Rs 4.915 crore in total, a quoted amount rather than an AMC estimate), and that the proposal was awaiting the road and building committee's approval. Separately, in August 2026 the committee made a defect-liability period mandatory in all civil tenders: 12 months up to Rs 1 crore and 36 months above that.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

Not disclosed

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

GSTV reported on 10 September 2026 that AMC had begun formal proceedings to blacklist Shreeji Infrastructure because, according to the report, work on a Chandkheda road had not started three months after the contract was taken. The report quotes standing committee chairman Kamlesh Patel as saying negligence or delay in public works would not be tolerated. No contract value or outcome of the proceedings is given.

Agency

—

Estimate

₹2,630 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

The Gujarat government announced on 28 January 2026 that the Chief Minister had approved the Rs 2,630 crore project in a cabinet meeting, covering 51.60 km from Adalaj to Palavasna Circle in Mehsana; the spokesperson minister said tenders would be issued soon. The report does not name the implementing department.

Agency

NHAI

Estimate

₹3,740 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

DeshGujarat reported on 24 March 2026 that NHAI had reportedly received no bids for the Rs 3,739.69 crore, 105.8 km section under the BOT toll model despite several deadline extensions. The report gives no current bid deadline and no next steps, so the tender cannot be shown as open.

Agency

Western Railway

Estimate

₹153 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Railway sanction reported August 2026; contractor and timeline not given.

Agency

R&B Gujarat / AUDA

Estimate

₹48 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Foundation stone laid 5 July 2026; two new three-lane bridges beside the existing one.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹379 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

DeshGujarat reported on 16 May 2025 that the foundation stone for two AMC flyovers costing Rs 379 crore in total (Law Garden, Rs 142.02 crore; Chimanbhai Patel bridge project, Rs 237.32 crore) was to be laid that Sunday, with a 34-month completion timeline. The report does not mention a tender award or name a contractor.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹24.81 crore

Published

Jul 2026

Bids due

Not on record

DeshGujarat reported on 22 July 2026 that AMC had floated a Rs 24.81 crore (excluding GST) tender to rebuild the underpass, add a lane towards the RTO side and build two-lane surface roads along both sides of the railway boundary, with an 18-month construction period. Bid dates and the tender's current stage are not stated in the sources read. The 2025-26 draft budget had estimated Rs 30 crore.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹40 crore

Published

Aug 2026

Bids due

Not on record

DeshGujarat reported on 22 August 2026 that AMC's bridge project department had invited an EOI for foot overbridges on a PPP (DBFOT) basis at Jasodanagar crossroads, Narol Circle, Janpath T-junction, Krishnanagar, Thakkarnagar, near IIM/Andhjan Mandal, near GMDC ground, Vastrapur lake, Asarwa railway crossing and Vorana Roja. The cost shown is the reported estimate of about Rs 4 crore per bridge multiplied by ten. The EOI's closing date and outcome are not stated in the source read.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹121 crore

Published

Mar 2026

Bids due

Not on record

E-tenders were invited in early March 2026 for full street redevelopment designed by HCP Design, Planning and Management; a 19 May 2026 civic statement still described the tender as in progress. Winner not named in sources read.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

Not disclosed

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

According to Ahmedabad Mirror (3 April 2026), a first call drew no bids and on the reissue only Vimal Infracon bid, 32% above the estimate; the Rs 60.16 crore proposal, with GST payable separately and a bitumen price-adjustment provision, was withdrawn when the election code of conduct came into force. Gujarat Samachar reported on 15 July 2026 that the proposal by Vimal Infracon LLP was to go before the road and building committee on 17 July. The committee's decision is not in the sources read. The roughly Rs 60 crore figure is the bid, not AMC's estimate, which the sources read do not state.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹233 crore

Published

3 Jan 2026

Bids due

Not on record

Duplicate of the earlier Subhash Bridge entry in this list. The first tender (Rs 232.80 crore, issued 3 January 2026, 21-day window, 10-year defect liability period) drew one bid, reported by DeshGujarat as from DR Agarwal, and AMC said it would invite fresh bids. The standing committee approved the work on 5 March 2026 (reported as Rs 236-240 crore) and Gujarat Samachar reported that the tender was awarded to D R Agarwal Infracon. In June 2026 DeshGujarat reported that experts from IIT Roorkee, IIT Gandhinagar and bridge engineer Mahesh Tandon advised full reconstruction rather than a new superstructure on the roughly 53-year-old piers. Gujarat Samachar reported on 25 August 2026 that at an AMC general board meeting Congress leaders alleged the contract went to Dineshchandra R. Agarwal Infracon through a single-tender route, that the firm had been debarred for 20 years in 1997, and that the cost, initially projected at Rs 241 crore, would approach Rs 300 crore; the municipal commissioner responded that the debarment, imposed by the Gujarat Water Supply and Sewerage Board, ended in 2017. These are opposition allegations and AMC's reply as reported, not established findings.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹405 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Duplicate of the earlier iconic roads entry in this list. A May 2026 civic statement reported by DeshGujarat says about 18 km on six roads is being upgraded and that AMC has approved tenders worth Rs 405.23 crore and Rs 79.78 crore for the iconic roads, the latter linked to two more planned roads (Pakwan Junction–Mansi Circle via Keshavbaug, and Airport–Dafnala Junction). The contractor is not named in the sources read, and no tender publication date is given.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹334 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

A May 2026 civic statement gives an approved tender value of Rs 334.38 crore for four precincts: Thaltej crossroads–Helmet Circle–Vijay crossroads (3.4 km), Chimanbhai flyover–Motera–Narendra Modi Stadium (4.2 km), Vijay crossroads–CEPT–Commerce Six Roads (1.7 km) and Ashram Road riverfront links (1.3 km), and says work is in progress. Contractor not named.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹99.9 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Cleared by the road and building committee in July 2025 at Rs 99.90 crore plus Rs 13.02 crore GST; a May 2026 civic statement describes the 6.60 km project as under way. The nProcure portal holds a related 2024-25 tender (ID 93008) for NCC Chowk–Subhadrapura and adjoining streets, with an estimated value of Rs 48.6 crore and bids closing 29 August 2024; its award status was not confirmed. Contractor not named in the sources read.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹6.38 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Winner: Everest Multitech at Rs 4.98 crore, about 22% below the consultant's Rs 6.38 crore estimate, with a Rs 44.36 lakh security deposit. The overall iconic-road makeover of this stretch was estimated at Rs 38 crore when the road and building committee cleared it in August 2025.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹63 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Approved in February 2026 after the post-Gambhira inspection of 78 city bridges; the lower of two bids was selected. Winner not named in the source. New bearings carry a 15-year guarantee under the tender conditions.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹689 crore

Published

2025

Bids due

Not on record

Works on roads wider than 60 ft handled centrally by the road project department. By January 2026 only 10 of the 37 roads were finished, at Rs 142.62 crore; officials pressed contractors to finish by 31 March 2026. The Live Ahmedabad reported that several agencies hold the contracts with RKC Infrabuilt handling a major share. In 2024-25, 25 roads in the same zones were approved at Rs 220.48 crore and completed for Rs 120.90 crore.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹129 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Per Sandesh (24 June 2025), the opposition leader alleged the work was given to a single firm, Shreeji Infraspace, at 27–31% above estimate – about Rs 167 crore against an estimate of Rs 129 crore – and questioned tendering during the monsoon. Estimated cost shown is the reported estimate; awarded value as alleged Rs 167 crore.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

Not disclosed

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Ahmedabad Mirror (20 March 2025) reported that Goyal Infrastructure, first given four white-topping roads and later seven more under a revised tender without a fresh bid, finished on 25 November 2024 against a 25 September 2023 deadline, and that a proposal to condone the 14-month delay without penalty was being sent to the roads and buildings committee. The committee's decision was not found. The portal's awarded list shows white-topping Packages II and III (NIT 119/2023-24, IDs 61929 and 61936) without bidder names.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹9.02 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Per Gujarat Samachar (10 September 2026), Shreeji Infraspace Pvt Ltd (written Shreeji Infra Space by DeshGujarat) received a work order in January 2026 for eight road works in Chandkheda ward worth about Rs 9.02 crore. DeshGujarat reports that these include the Kadianaka–Govindnagar widening and resurfacing at Rs 3.61 crore and the Gujarat Housing Board–Laxminagar road, and that work had begun on only two of the eight roads and then stopped. Gujarat Samachar reports none of the eight completed, two left midway, two partly progressed and four not started, despite three notices. Both report that on 10 September 2026 the standing committee directed that a further notice be issued as a step towards blacklisting the firm; neither report says the firm has actually been blacklisted.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

Not disclosed

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Running patchwork/resurfacing contract in Odhav (East Zone). Sandesh (25 September 2026) reported that the in-charge city engineer, on a surprise visit the previous night, found asphalt and road material laid with no roller on site and instructed that the agency be blacklisted; Sandesh does not name the agency. Gujarat Samachar's English edition (25 September 2026) reported that the mayor and the in-charge city engineer inspected at about 11:45 pm, that a notice proposing blacklisting was ordered and that the material laid was valued at about Rs 2.60 lakh; that report names an individual contractor. Sandesh reported on 27 September 2026 that the contractor was fined Rs 2.60 lakh for poor-quality patchwork and that recovery had begun. No report read says the blacklisting has been completed.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

Not disclosed

Published

2025

Bids due

Not on record

Listed in the portal's awarded-tenders register as 2025-26 tenders (IDs 244910 west side; 244920 and 262415 east side). The public award view does not disclose bidder names or values.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

Not disclosed

Published

2024

Bids due

Not on record

Four zonal tenders in the portal's awarded-tenders register (IDs 81795, 81786, 81778, 81431). Bidder names and values are not shown in the public award view.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹1,000 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Proposed in the 2026-27 draft budget (4 February 2026) with a combined Rs 1,000 crore. No tender seen on the portal as of 4 October 2026.

Agency

AMC / Western Railway

Estimate

₹775 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Five ROBs proposed in the 2026-27 draft budget at Rs 775 crore in total (DeshGujarat, 4 February 2026). In August 2026 DeshGujarat reported that the railways had approved a Rs 153 crore four-lane ROB at the Geratpur level crossing. For Maninagar, DeshGujarat reported in June 2026 that railway authorities were expected to start tendering once the design is settled, that the cost is put at about Rs 100 crore to be shared by the railways and AMC, and that AMC prefers a straight bridge from Jawahar Chowk to the 132-ft road affecting about 260 properties. LC 28 Sarkhej is covered in a separate entry.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹225 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Proposed in the 2026-27 draft budget. A CRRI traffic study of 25 junctions, reported in March 2026, ranked Memco the most congested and listed Victoria Garden, Shyamal, the Indira Bridge/Airport Road T-junction, Delhi Darwaza and Bhakti Circle as first-priority flyover sites.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹50 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Added by the standing committee to the final 2026-27 budget (Rs 18,518 crore) with a Rs 50 crore allocation.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹660 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Earmarked in the 2026-27 draft budget alongside Rs 865 crore for 33.8 km of precinct development and Rs 500 crore for eight iconic and 13 model roads.

Agency

AMC with NHAI, AUDA, GUDA and Gandhinagar Municipal Corporation

Estimate

₹600 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Rs 600 crore provided in AMC's 2026-27 draft budget; the standing committee said on 5 February 2026 that the UN Mehta Foundation would carry out the redevelopment design and bear the consultancy cost, ahead of the 2030 Commonwealth Games. The state had approved a special purpose vehicle and Rs 400 crore for SG Road redevelopment in September 2025.

Agency

AMC / SRFDCL

Estimate

₹30 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Rs 30 crore provided in the 2026-27 draft budget. In August 2026 the state gave preliminary approval to the alignment under Hansol TP Scheme 67; the report notes this is not the Army's no-objection certificate, the absence of which had stalled the project for about three years.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

Not disclosed

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

The 2026-27 draft budget provides Rs 5 crore for feasibility studies at five locations including this bridge. In August 2026 AMC was reported to have approved two 30 m TP roads leading to the river on either bank, as part of Commonwealth Games 2030 access planning.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

Not disclosed

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

On 1 October 2026 the standing committee returned the proposal and asked officials to first study junction improvements, one-ways, alternative routes and signal changes. The 2025-26 draft budget had grouped it with two other ROBs (Punitnagar LC 307, Sardarnagar LC 6) at Rs 175 crore.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

Not disclosed

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Announced January 2026 with a 90–108 m right of way, cycle and jogging tracks and retention of about 1,200 trees. A May 2026 civic statement lists Visat–Tapovan among the six iconic roads being upgraded under the Rs 405.23 crore tenders, so it may not be tendered separately.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

Not disclosed

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Final notices under the GPMC Act were served on 25 June 2026 on 41 affected properties (34 commercial, six residential, one religious) on the TP Scheme 18 road line; construction tender not yet seen.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

Not disclosed

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

The standing committee approved widening the stadium approach via Subhashnagar and Baldevnagar from 24.38 m to 30 m in September 2025 (about 31 plots and 200 houses affected) and took up widening of the Old Vadaj Circle–Naranpura Sports Complex road to 24.40 m in August 2025 (242 properties affected). No construction cost was reported.

Agency

AMC

Estimate

₹6.77 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Placed before the road committee in November 2025 at an estimated Rs 6.77 crore; later status not found.

Agency

AUDA

Estimate

Not disclosed

Published

Dec 2025

Bids due

Not on record

Proposals invited in December 2025 for a 75-day study covering flyovers, bridges and underpasses on the approach to the proposed sports arena near Godhavi. Outcome not found.

Agency

AUDA

Estimate

₹600 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

AUDA's Rs 3,101.73 crore budget for 2026-27 (passed 6 March 2026) allocates Rs 600 crore for new TP roads, Rs 361 crore for the ring road six-laning (total project put at Rs 2,189 crore) and approves underpasses at Bhat, Aslali and Chiloda circles; flyover and underpass works at ring-road junctions including Bakrol, Hathijan, Ramol, Nikol, Tapovan, Ognaj, Shilaj and Sindhu Bhavan are to be accelerated.

Agency

NHAI

Estimate

₹124 crore

Published

Sep 2026

Bids due

Not on record

Estimated cost Rs 124.40 crore excluding GST; EPC; 18-month construction and 10-year maintenance period. DeshGujarat (9 September 2026) reported that bids are to be opened on 23 October 2026; it does not give the bid submission deadline. Ramps link Bakrol–Dholera and Dholera–Sanathal movements. NHAI's own balance-for-award list as on 1 March 2026 already carried this interchange.

Agency

NHAI

Estimate

Not disclosed

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

108.003 km package shown in NHAI's balance-for-award list as on 1 March 2026; no cost is given there and no bid invitation was found.

Agency

NHAI

Estimate

Not disclosed

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Shown in NHAI's balance-for-award list as on 1 March 2026 together with a vehicular underpass at km 26+100 near Khalal (Kathlal taluka, Kheda). Costs are not given in the list.

Agency

MoRTH / NHAI

Estimate

₹883 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Winner: H.G. Infra Engineering Ltd, letter of award from MoRTH announced 9 September 2024; bid Rs 781.11 crore against the ministry's estimate of Rs 883.24 crore; 10.63 km; 2.5-year construction period. Financial closure by subsidiary H.G. Narol Sarkhej Highway Pvt Ltd was reported in October 2025. The scheme reviewed under PM GatiShakti in July 2024 (then put at Rs 1,295 crore) includes a 4.84 km elevated corridor from Vishala to Sarkhej via Juhapura, flyovers at Pirana and Kozi Hotel and an eight-lane Shastri bridge. AMC cleared encroachments at Juhapura for it in 2026.

Agency

NHAI (PIU Ahmedabad)

Estimate

₹415 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Winner: Apex Tarmac Pvt Ltd; letter of award 28 June 2024; awarded cost Rs 415 crore per NHAI's list of civil projects awarded in FY 2024-25 (the cost shown is the awarded value; no separate estimate is given). The original HAM concessionaire, Chetak Enterprises, started in January 2019 and stood at 83.84% financial progress in June 2025; Apex Tarmac was also given pre-monsoon maintenance at the concessionaire's risk and cost (Rs 0.59 crore, 18 June 2024).

Agency

NHAI (PIU Ahmedabad)

Estimate

₹66.79 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Winner: Khurana Engineering Ltd; letter of award 6 November 2024; awarded cost Rs 66.79 crore (shown as cost); appointed date 20 February 2025.

Agency

NHAI (PIU Ahmedabad)

Estimate

₹2.26 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Winner: Dhingra Brothers (India); letter of award 8 October 2024; awarded cost Rs 2.26 crore (shown as cost). The same list shows a Rs 0.77 crore safety work at six accident-prone spots on the NH-48 Ahmedabad–Vadodara section (Ch. 94.5–106) awarded on 30 July 2024.

Agency

R&B Gujarat

Estimate

₹96.23 crore

Published

Jul 2026

Bids due

Not on record

DeshGujarat reported on 15 July 2026 that the Roads and Buildings Department had floated a Rs 96.23 crore tender (total project about Rs 109 crore) for two new three-lane cable-stayed bridges beside the existing six-lane bridge, targeting completion within a year. The report gives no bid due date. No live tender titled Indira Bridge was found on the nProcure list on 4 October 2026, and no source read states the tender's current stage.

Agency

GSRDC

Estimate

₹800 crore

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Approved by the Chief Minister at a GSRDC review on 16 April 2025 at an estimated Rs 800 crore. No bid invitation was found; GSRDC had only one unrelated live tender on the portal on 4 October 2026.

Agency

—

Estimate

Not disclosed

Published

Not on record

Bids due

Not on record

Announced at the February 2026 post-budget briefing; land possession said to be complete with a 2026-27 completion target. Cost not stated.