Coastal Procurement
Mus seawall enters post-bid evaluation with EPC award still unpublished
Andaman Lakshadweep Harbour Works closed its two-cover EPC recall for 450 metres of seawall and shore protection at Mus on 6 May 2026. The portal still lists evaluation without an AOC. Ministry records retain an INR 471.3 million sanctioned scheme, an INR 421.3 million 2026-27 provision and proposed NTCPWC design revalidation, while IIT Madras is listed separately for PMC services.
The procurement is in post-bid evaluation
The CPPP pages supply the recall ID, EPC route, INR 431.74 million tender estimate, EMD, dates, headline scope, 457-day period and evaluation-stage status without an AOC. The ALHW corrigendum confirms the extended deadline and technical opening. Ministry records separately establish the revised INR 471.3 million sanction, 450-metre protection line, 150-metre approach, proposed NTCPWC design revalidation, expenditure history and 2026-27 budget provision. IIT Madras names the PMC assignment; CWPRS supplies the harbour and shoreline-model context.
Budget allocation and contract award answer different questions
The INR 431.74 million tender estimate, INR 471.3 million scheme estimate and INR 421.3 million 2026-27 provision describe different commercial boundaries. None identifies the accepted EPC price or contractor. Ministry reporting links the 450-metre protection line and 150-metre approach to changed shore-profile conditions, so the revalidated geometry affects armour demand, toe and filter design, island logistics, temporary access and the construction programme.
Evidence conclusion
Design and contract baselines remain open
The current evidence places Mus at tender stage. The 457-day period has no public start date, and the status page names no successful bidder. IIT Madras consultancy project IC24250011OEANDA008130 establishes a PMC role without establishing the EPC award. The published tender synopsis also does not show whether NTCPWC's revalidated alignment, cross-section and the sanctioned 150-metre approach were carried unchanged into the recalled package.
Outstanding evidence
- Technical and financial evaluation outcome
- Award of contract, accepted price and named EPC contractor
- Notice to proceed and the start date for the 457-day period
- Final 450-metre alignment, cross-section, toe, filter and armour details
- Whether the sanctioned 150-metre approach road remains in the recalled package
- Rock source, island shipping, temporary access and marine plant
- As-built survey, neighbouring shoreline response, owner acceptance and post-monsoon condition
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Sources used 9
- Mus, Car Nicobar seawall recall tender 2026_ALHW_903743_1 Central Public Procurement Portal / Andaman Lakshadweep Harbour Works, Published 25 March 2026; current record reviewed 21 July 2026
- Tender-stage status for 2026_ALHW_903743_1 Central Public Procurement Portal / Andaman Lakshadweep Harbour Works, Current status reviewed 21 July 2026
- ALHW corrigendum extending the bid deadline and technical opening Andaman and Nicobar Administration, Daily Telegrams, 28 April 2026
- Mus shoreline-change numerical modelling study summary Central Water and Power Research Station, Annual Report 2020-21
- Ministry demand document listing the 450-metre seawall and 150-metre approach road Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, Demand for Grants 2024-25
- Annual report recording revised sanction and proposed NTCPWC design revalidation Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, Annual Report 2024-25
- 2026-27 works statement for the Mus seawall scheme Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, Detailed Demands for Grants 2026-27
- State environmental appraisal record for the Mus seawall proposal Andaman and Nicobar Islands State Level Expert Appraisal Committee, 2021
- IIT Madras consultancy list naming PMC services for the 450 m Mus seawall Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Project list as of 31 March 2025