E-Auction for Settlement of Sand Ghat Gaya-Block- 28 (Gaya Morhar- 15)

Bidrove summary — not the buyer’s wording

You cannot bid from here — government bids are filed on the portal itself, and the portal will not take a link straight to this tender. This is where it lives, and what to search for once you are there — on Bihar eProcurement.

Tailored to this tender — its portal, its papers and its deadline.

1. 1

   Register on Bihar eProcurement

   Create a free bidder account on the portal where this tender is published. Use your firm's PAN and email. If you already have an account, just log in.

2. 2

   Get a Class-3 Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)

   You cannot submit a government bid online without a DSC. Buy a Class-3 DSC from a licensed certifying authority (takes 1–2 days) and register it on the portal.

3. 3

   Keep your documents ready

   Check the official tender notice for the exact document checklist (eligibility proofs, EMD receipt, experience certificates, etc.), and scan each as a clear PDF before you start — you'll upload them during bid submission.

4. 4

   Check the EMD in the tender document

   The portal hasn't published an Earnest Money Deposit for this tender, so confirm the amount and how to pay it in the official document before you bid. It's refundable if you don't win, and your MSME/Udyam registration may give you an exemption.

5. 5

   Study the BOQ and prepare your price

   Download the Bill of Quantities (BOQ) from the tender, fill your rates carefully, and cross-check totals. Use the profit estimate on this page as a sanity check — quote competitively but don't go below cost.

6. 6

   Fill the technical & financial bid

   Complete the technical bid (your eligibility, documents, experience) and the financial bid (your price/BOQ) in the portal's forms. Double-check every figure.

7. 7

   Submit & sign before 6 October 2026

   Upload all documents, attach your priced BOQ, sign with your DSC and submit. Do it at least a day early — portals get slow near the deadline. After 6 October 2026, submission closes.

Tender notices are written in their own shorthand. These are the terms that decide whether you can bid at all.

EMD — Earnest Money Deposit

A refundable deposit you pay to show you're a serious bidder. Returned if you don't win.

BOQ — Bill of Quantities

The official list of all materials & work with quantities. You quote your price against it.

DSC — Digital Signature Certificate

A digital ID needed to sign and submit bids online on government portals.

GeM — Government e-Marketplace

The central government's online shopping & tender portal (gem.gov.in).

CPPP — Central Public Procurement Portal

The main government tenders website (eprocure.gov.in) listing most central tenders.

Turnover — Annual Turnover

Your business's total yearly sales. Many tenders need a minimum turnover to qualify.

This is a sale, lease or licence: the bidder pays the government, so there is no cost & profit to estimate. Read the reserve price, the deposit and the terms in the official document.