Latest UT Administration of Dadra and Nagar Haveli Tenders — Live Updated Daily

1. The DNH eProcurement System allows UT departments to float tenders, manage downloads, bid submission, corrigenda / retendering, and archiving.

2. On the “Tenders by Organisation” listing, the UT Administration currently shows 28 active tenders under its organisation chain.

3. The UT’s official site (dnh.gov.in) maintains a “Tenders / Notices” section where departmental & health procurements are available.

4. Some tenders are specific to health & medical supplies (e.g. surgical materials), power / electrical works, and building / civil works across the UT.

Who can bid:

1. Contractors for civil / infrastructure / electrical works

2. Suppliers of medical / hospital equipment / consumables

3. Service / maintenance firms

4. MSMEs / local vendors meeting eligibility criteria

Common requirements / documents:

1. Firm / business registration, GST & PAN

2. Technical credentials / project experience in relevant domain

3. Earnest Money Deposit / bid security (as specified)

4. Compliance with tender specifications, quality standards & UT norms

5. Digital signature / portal credentials (as required by DNH eProc)

6. Submission in the required format (technical + financial / combined) before the closing date

1. Where can I access Dadra & Nagar Haveli / Daman & Diu tenders?

Via the UT’s eProcurement portal (dnhtenders.gov.in) and via departmental “Tenders / Notices” pages on dnh.gov.in.

2. What types of tenders are issued by this UT?

Civil / infrastructure works, supply of medical / equipment goods, electrical works, health procurement, municipal / service contracts.

3. What is the UT’s procurement / tendering process?

UT floats tender → vendors download NIT & BOQ → submit bids via portal → evaluation → award.

4. How does GeMTech PARAS help with UT tenders?

Aggregates verified UT tender listings, sends alerts for new & updated notices, and helps interpret eligibility & specifications.

5. Are UT tenders accessible to MSMEs / local firms?

Yes — many supply / local works tenders are within reach of local / smaller firms if they meet eligibility norms.

6. How do I register to bid in UT tenders?

Register on DNH’s eProc portal, upload necessary business credentials (registration, GST, PAN, experience), get digital signature / portal access.

7. What are common requirements to bid?

Valid credentials; technical / domain compliance; EMD / security (if required); full and correct documentation; submission before deadline.

8. How can I track new UT tenders?

Use GeMTech PARAS alerts for this UT; check dnhtenders.gov.in; monitor departmental notices on dnh.gov.in.

9. Are tenders specific to one island / area or UT-wide?

Many tenders are for specific departmental works in locations like Silvassa, or specific UT units, though some are UT-wide in scope.

10. What kinds of contracts are common?

Health / medical supply contracts, electrical power / network works, civil works for UT building / infrastructure, municipal / service contracts.

11. Can first-time bidders apply?

Yes, provided they satisfy eligibility criteria and submit proper documentation.

12. Why choose GeMTech PARAS for UT tenders?

You’ll get consolidated UT tenders, timely alerts / updates, clarity on eligibility & specifications, and better chances to respond accurately.