Haryana Government launches INR 1.83 billion tender for Gurugram wastewater treatment and bio-CNG infrastructure

The Haryana Government has issued an INR 1.83 billion tender for the construction and ten-year operation of a 200 MLD main pumping station, a 100 MLD sewage treatment plant, and an integrated bio-CNG facility in Dhanwapur, Gurugram.

The Haryana Government has issued a public tender for the Construction of 200 MLD MPS (Main Pumping Station), 100 MLD STP (Sewage Treatment Plant) along with Bio-CNG Plant and O&M (Operation & Maintenance) for 10 years after completion of 1 year Defect Liability Period, at Dhanwapur, Gurugram. The project carries an estimated cost of INR 1.83 billion. As a state administrative entity in India, the Haryana Government oversees public infrastructure development, urban planning, and environmental management across its municipal jurisdictions.

This development reflects a critical infrastructure upgrade to support Gurugram's rapid urbanization and expanding population. By integrating a large-scale sewage treatment plant with resource-recovery technology, the project aligns with public policies aimed at enhancing sustainable municipal waste management and reducing environmental degradation in the National Capital Region.

For the environmental engineering and construction sectors, this contract provides a high-value opportunity with long-term revenue visibility via the ten-year operation and maintenance component. Investors and technology providers specializing in waste-to-energy solutions stand to benefit from the region's increasing regulatory emphasis on circular economy models. The tender is published on Bidsinfo.com, and the full listing can be accessed at https://www.bidsinfo.com/ref/35902216/construction-of-100-mld-mps.