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Improvements to roads and drains at b m layout 7th cross roads and surrounding area in ward no.79 kadugondanahalli

Due Date: 11-Aug-2025 | Updated : 07-Aug-2025 | ₹ 42.35 Lakh
Bangalore, Karnataka
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Irrection of borewell at kittur channamma garden in ward no 11 of dharwad

Due Date: 21-Aug-2025 | Updated : 07-Aug-2025 | ₹ 8.93 Lakh
Hubli-Dharwad, Karnataka
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Improvements to roads and drains at kuvempu road and surrounding area in ward no.83. subbaihna palya.

Due Date: 11-Aug-2025 | Updated : 07-Aug-2025 | ₹ 42.33 Lakh
Bangalore, Karnataka
Irrigation Tender
Improvements and construction of cc road and other allied work from uyyamballi village to shivagiri kshethra in uyyamballi hobli under the atchkat of rblc of arp

Due Date: 05-Aug-2025 | Updated : 31-Jul-2025
Bangalore, Karnataka
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Construction of 1 class room to government lower primary school in chennadevi agrahara in doddaballapura taluk, bangalore rural district (reserved for category ii a)

Due Date: 12-Aug-2025 | Updated : 30-Jul-2025 | ₹ 12.27 Lakh
Bangalore, Karnataka
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Supply of material for shg shed / nrlm in asundi village of asundi gp gadag taluka gadag distg

Due Date: 08-Aug-2025 | Updated : 29-Jul-2025 | ₹ 7.66 Lakh
Gadag-Betigeri, Karnataka
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Construction of library room and minor repairs to elementary schools at govt kannada higher primary and upgraded rmsa secondary school bastawad dise code 29301000401 tq raibag dist belagavi

Due Date: 05-Aug-2025 | Updated : 28-Jul-2025 | ₹ 17.49 Lakh
Chikodi, Karnataka
Municipality Tender
Construction of cd & improvements to concrete road in gamangatti biskal oni & karadigudda oni at ward no 28, zone 4

Due Date: 09-Aug-2025 | Updated : 27-Jul-2025 | ₹ 21.93 Lakh
Hubli-Dharwad, Karnataka
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Construction of aspirational toilet in ward no 05 at sakrahalli road side near papu swami high school

Due Date: 01-Aug-2025 | Updated : 26-Jul-2025 | ₹ 10.6 Lakh
Vijayapura, Karnataka
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Supply of material for shg shed / nrlm vadavi village of vadavi gp shirahatti taluk gadag dist

Due Date: 05-Aug-2025 | Updated : 25-Jul-2025 | ₹ 7.03 Lakh
Gadag-Betigeri, Karnataka

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Karnataka is one of the few states that strives to provide clean water supply to citizens of the state with a vast pipeline network throughout the state. The Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) manages over 3 lakh water connections covering a length in excess of 3000 KMs. Karnataka Urban Water Supply and Drainage (KUWSD) Program and Jal Jeevan Mission are key state government initiatives to improve drainage and water supply systems. The water supply system development is one of the key spend areas for the government. During the last year, over fifteen thousand tenders were published by the state government agencies for the development of a pipe laying system in Karnataka. The Karnataka Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Department (RWSSD) and Karnataka Directorate of Municipal Administration were the key advertisers for the pipe laying across the state. Tenders were advertised for the work of providing, laying, and linking a 450mm, 200mm, and 100mm diameter water supply line with fixing control valves by upgrading or replacing the existing water supply network for improving the network efficiency and also to minimize the losses as white topping at various locations in the state. Also, tenders were published for the construction of borewells, water tanks, and pipelines work at different regions in the state.

Karnataka has a large road network of over 2.38 lakh kilometers, including state and national highways spread throughout the state. The Karnataka government has taken initiatives to improve its road infrastructure through the Karnataka State Highways Improvement Project (KSHIP) and Karnataka Road Development Corporation Limited (KRDCL). Last year, an excess of eight thousand tenders were published by the state government agencies. Tenders were published for the construction and renovation of roads. These bids were mainly published by the Karnataka Rural Development and Panchayat Raj (RDPR) Department and the Karnataka Public Works Department (KPWD). Tenders were published for the construction of bituminous tar road and CC road. In addition, tenders were published for renovation of existing roads.

It is estimated that over thirty-six lakh borewells are present in the Karnataka state. The borewell based water supply is a key source of water which the government taps to ensure water supply to the citizens in the State. Karnataka government-initiated schemes such as Ganga Kalyana Scheme and Jaladhare Scheme strive to improve borewell infrastructure in the state. During the last year, over fifteen hundred tenders were published by the Karnataka state government agencies. The Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Development Corporation and Karnataka Directorate Municipal Administration were the key advertisers for the development of borewells across the state. Tenders were published for the drilling of 165 diameter borewells and the erection of pump sets and electrification of borewells in various regions of the state.

Karnataka has around thirty-four waste disposal plants in operation throughout the state. To improve sanitation and waste management services, the Karnataka government took initiatives under schemes such as the Swachh Bharat Mission and the Nagarothana Scheme. Last year, more than 600 tenders were published for the construction of waste disposal plants across the state. The Karnataka Directorate of Municipal Administration government agency was the key purchaser for the construction and renovation of waste disposal plants. Tenders were published for the construction of 3 TPD, 5 TPD, and 48 TPD material recovery facility (MRF) centers at various solid waste management (SWM) sites. Furthermore, tenders were also published for supply, installation, and commissioning of machinery and equipment for MRF centers at various SWM sites.

Though the power infrastructure in India has improved significantly, the power supply is yet to be as reliable as in the developed economies. To ensure uninterrupted power supply, government agencies in Karnataka have invested in the purchase of UPS systems under missions such as Karnataka Solar Policy and Smart City Mission. Over six hundred tenders were published for UPS systems during the last year by the government agencies in Karnataka. The Karnataka Department of Public Instruction and the Karnataka Rural Development and Panchayat Raj (RDPR) Department were the key advertisers for procurement of UPS systems. Tenders were published for the procurement of UPS and Line Interactive UPS with AVR. Additionally, tenders were published for the supply of 2 kV UPS with batteries and integrated LED displays for different colleges in the state.

Karnataka is often referred to as the Electronic State of India, which accounts to around four hundred semiconductor and integrated circuits companies. The Karnataka Electronics Policy and Electronics Manufacturing Cluster (EMC) Scheme are the initiatives taken by the state government to improve the facilities in the electronics sector. Last year, over six hundred tenders were published for the purchase of Integrated Circuits (IC) by the state government agencies. These bids were advertised by the key government agencies, such as the UR Rao Satellite centre. Many different types of Integrated Circuits were purchased by government agencies such as linear type Microcircuit, custom design microcircuit and TI make shift register integrated circuit.

Though desktop computers generally provide better quality performance as compared to the notebook computers, the government agencies increasingly prefer to purchase laptop or notebook computers for their staff. Especially, the senior government staff are provided with laptop computers. Also, the outdated laptops are often replaced with the latest model to ensure reliable and high system performance. The government agencies in Karnataka published in excess of six hundred tenders for the procurement of notebook computers during the last year. The Department of Medical Education (DME) and the District Health and Family Welfare Society (DHFWS) were the key advertisers for notebook computers across the state. Many different types of laptops were purchased such as the semi rugged notebook, ultra-thin laptops and customized laptops. Also, tenders were published for annual maintenance of laptops.

Karnataka is one of the largest milk-producing states in India, producing eighty-four lakh liters of milk every day. The Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF) efficiently collects and processes the milk and also ensures smooth transportation from rural production centers to urban markets and processing plants through various milk tankers. As per statistics, Karnataka has around twelve hundred milk tankers distributed across the state. More than nine hundred tenders were published for the rental of milk tankers during the last year. The Karnataka Co-operative Milk Producers Federation Ltd. (KMF) was the key advertiser for the rental of milk tankers across the state. Tenders were published for the rental of milk tankers with 0.75 MT, 1.50 MT, and vehicle capacity to transfer milk to various regions in the state. Also, tenders were published for distribution of milk and milk products.

Karnataka has around 1800 registered nurseries that cater to various gardening and horticulture needs, including the supply of live plants, seeds, and landscaping materials. The Karnataka government took initiatives to improve nursery services across the state through Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchai Yojana (PMKSY) and the National Horticulture Mission (NHM). An excess of three thousand tenders were advertised for the procurement of nursery services across the Karnataka state during the last year, making it one of the top five spend areas in terms of tender count. The key government agency involved in the advertisement of nursery services is the Karnataka Forest Department. Tenders were published for advance work in clear felled area anr model 02 (pit method), pit size 60 cm, 400 pits (including raising of seedlings 8x12 size 400 plus 40) (casuality) at various ranges in the state. Additionally, tenders were also published for raising sandal 8x12pb seedlings at different regions across the state.

For every tender, such as work, goods, service tender, EOI, and e-auctioning, at the time of bid submission, a bidder always has to be readily aware of the facts, such as submitting the bid well in advance and not at the end and making sure to have a high speed internet connection. It is important to ensure installation of the software required to read the digital signature certificate. Often, antivirus software installed in the desktop disallows the e-Procurement system from reading the certificate. Since the private key in the e-Token needs to be read, it must be possible for the browser to read the certificate and the associated private key. Then, the seller can sign using its digital signature. In some cases, multiple versions of java installed in the machine prevents the user from applying digital signature.
Typically, the bidders are required to make the tender fee and EMD payments to participate in a tender. There are different payment methods using which the bidders can make the payment namely: credit card, net banking, national electronic fund transfer and over the counter. Once the print challan is in e-payment, it is important to ensure it is updated after remittance within seven days. Further, the bidder is required to upload the required documents, fill out the online forms and then digitally sign and submit its bid. It is recommended that the bidders submit their bids well in advance before the scheduled bid submission date.
The bidders are recommended to upload key and regularly uploaded documents such as PAN card, GST certificate in their “my profile” to facilitate faster document uploads at the time of bid submission. Also, it is essential to keep the DSC key handy at the time of submission. Bidders should note that the maximum size of the documents to be uploaded by the bidders is set at 30 MB per file.

On the homepage of the Karnataka State e Procurement portal also known as the KPPP, bidders can search for tenders by using the option called “Live Tenders.” Under this section, there are two subsections called “Search Tenders” and “Search PQ Tenders, using which Karntaka e-Tenders can be searched.” To make the search process hasslefree, it provides advanced search options using filters such as tender number, tender category, sub-category (PQ tenders), tender status, procuring entity, and tender closure start and end date. The tender advertisement published in the portal provides information such as the tender title, bill of quantity, description, buyer name, key tender dates including the bid submission date, government agency name and tender status.

On the Karnataka public procurement portal homepage, there is a section called “Tenderers Segment.” Under this section of the KPPP, the bidders can find their registration form to enroll themselves by creating a user account and entering the necessary documents, such as their username, password, email ID, mobile number, and the details of their organization or business. Upon creating a user account, bidders need to upload details such as PAN, GST details related to the organization or business. The Center for e-Governance verifies the documentation as required and then activates the account. After the account activation is done, the vendor needs to log in and then attach its digital signature. This digital signature should be purchased from a legally valid certification authority authorized by the CCA. A bidder needs to submit class 3 DSC with only a signing certificate to be mapped on the portal. Also, refer to the downloads section for the affidavits, power of attorney and indemnity bonds to be submitted by the suppliers.

Yes. The KPPP portal also known as the Karnataka Public Procurement Portal can be accessed via a mobile app. The steps for installation of the mobile app is detailed in the Karnataka State e-Procurement portal. To download the mobile version App called “KPPP mobile”, a bidder needs to go to Google Play and download it.

The Karnataka public procurement portal also known as the KPPP portal is available in both Kannada and English language. There is a telephonic help desk accessible at +91 804601000 and +91 8068948777. They can be accessed via support@eprochelpdesk.com.

As per provisions of the Karnataka Transparency in Public Procurement Act, the government agencies in Karnataka have been advertising most of their procurement in their unified e-Procurement platform. An initial version of the platform was launched in 2006 and has been in use until recently. It was commonly referred to as the eProc Karnataka portal, which won many awards such as the CSI Nihilent e-Governance award, National e-Governance award and the Future Gov award. The government launched a new version of the portal accessible at https://kppp.karnataka.gov.in/. This portal is now being used by government agencies in the State to advertise their tenders. Besides this portal, many procuring agencies publish expression of interest, low value procurement, pre-qualification and such tenders in their respective government websites.

It is quite well known that the government operates on a yearly budget cycle. As the tax collection picks up, more funds are made available to the government to advertise their procurement needs. Hence, typically at the start of the year in the April and May months, the count of tenders advertised tends to be lower and it peaks at the end of the financial year. However, ideally the same number of tenders should be advertised in each of the 12 months in a year. The top three ranked months, by tender count are:

February 2024: 28890 tenders
January 2024: 21055 tenders
December 2023: 20826 tenders

This analysis shows that the maximum number of tenders are advertised during the close of a financial year. At the start of a financial year, tenders advertised were quite low at 5764 tenders in April 2023, 7630 tenders in May 2023 and 9793 tenders in June 2023. The bidders will find it easier to participate in tenders when the count of tenders published during all the months are more or less the same. For this to happen, the government needs to rework its budget release procedures.

By tender count, pipe laying works ranked at the top with 15059 tenders accounting for 7.75% of the total tenders published during the year. Such a large number of tenders was due to the significant emphasis by the government to provide piped water supply to the households in the State. Also, several other works undertaken by the state for providing water supply are drilling of borewell, construction of water supply cistern, provision of drinking water facilities in the village areas, providing mini water supply and augmentation of bulk water supply.

The next ranked spend area is afforestation services. A total of 5472 tenders were published during the financial year 2023-24. The forest department is a key buyer of tenders in this category. Monsoon plantation works, maintenance of existing one year and two year plantation, advance work for pit plantation, purchase of tree guard and garden plantation are some of the works undertaken under this category.

Temporary staffing is the third ranked spend category with 4553 tenders. In this category, many different types of manpower are hired by the government as in for example, provision of admin staff, non clinical manpower, group d staff, unskilled labours and sweepers. There is a significant demand for manpower service tenders in Karnataka state.

Repairing the existing roads is ranked fourth with 4375 tenders. The Karnataka Public works department, BBMP, Karnataka Directorate of Municipal Administration advertised tenders for repairing the roads. Among these, the KPWD advertised the majority of the road repair tenders in the State.

The fifth ranked spend category is nursery services. In this category, government agencies purchased sheeting to cover composed pits, raising of seedlings, raising of polypots and creation of mangroves. Karnataka forest department actively advertised nursery related tenders.

There are altogether 13 agencies involved in Health development in Karnataka, which actively advertise tenders for medicine procurement, construction of hospitals, health related awareness creation and so on. These agencies are:
1) Directorate of health and family welfare
2) Karnataka State Medical Supplies Corporation
3) Ayush Directorate
4) Karnataka State AIDS prevention society
5) Karnataka State Health Systems Development Project
6) Drugs Control Department
7) Suvarna Arogya Suraksha Trust
8) The National Rural Health Mission
9) YCFHC
10) IRCS
11) KHS
12) Karnataka antibiotics and pharmaceutical limited
13) Engineering & wing of health and family welfare department.

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