Pond & Desilting tenders in Goa
2 live·updated 2 h ago
2 Pond & Desilting tenders are open for bids. Most are for electrical & power (1) and civil works (1). The busiest buyers are Electricity Department and Department of Drinking Water.
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Immediate desilting and rehabilitation of the stretch between Ch. 24,615 m and Ch. 34,615 m, from Gogal to Mugrupoe, necessitated due to heavy silt deposition caused by soil erosion from the breached service road embankment and adjoining cuttings.
Department of Drinking Water · Goa · Goa eProcurement
2026_DDW_32003_1Published 25 Sept 2026
Sat, 3 Oct3:00 pm · 5 days left
Work of conversion of the exisiting LT overhead distribution line into an underground cabling system at Camotim Vaddo near Candolim Pond Candolim Bardez Goa under Sub Division IV Calangute Division VI Mapusa
Electricity Department · Goa · Goa eProcurement
2026_ED_31898_1Published 22 Sept 2026
Mon, 5 Oct5:00 pm · 7 days left
About Pond & Desilting tenders in Goa tenders
How many Pond & Desilting tenders are open right now?
2 as of Monday, 28 September 2026. The list refreshes several times a day as portals publish new tenders, and closed or withdrawn tenders drop off automatically.
Which departments publish the most Pond & Desilting tenders?
Right now: Electricity Department (1) and Department of Drinking Water (1). Use the Department filter to see only one buyer's tenders.
Where are these tenders published?
On the official portals: Goa eProcurement. Each tender page links to its portal, where you download the documents and submit your bid.
How do I bid for a Pond & Desilting tender?
Open the tender, check eligibility, EMD and document fee, then register on the portal it came from. NIC eProcurement and CPPP portals need a Class 3 Digital Signature Certificate (DSC); GeM needs a seller account. Submit your bid online before the closing time shown here.
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