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Browse 80+ active Water Supply government tenders published across 1085+ departments in 36+ Indian states.

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80
Live Tenders
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₹558 Cr
Total Value
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1,085
Departments
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36
States
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2
Sub-Sectors

🏛️ Top Departments for Water Supply

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What are Water Supply tenders?

Water Supply tenders are government procurement notices published by Indian public sector departments for water supply-related works, supplies, or services. These include invitations to bid on infrastructure, equipment, consulting, and other works contracts.

How do I bid for Water Supply tenders?

To bid on Water Supply tenders, you need: (1) a valid Digital Signature Certificate (DSC), (2) registration on the respective eProcurement portal (e.g., CPPP, state portals), (3) required documents (PAN, GST, experience certificates), and (4) Earnest Money Deposit (EMD). Tender84 tracks all active opportunities — read our step-by-step bidding guide.

Which portal publishes Water Supply tenders?

Water Supply tenders are published across multiple Indian government portals including Central Public Procurement Portal (CPPP), state eProcurement sites, PSU portals (NTPC, BHEL, IOCL), and sector-specific platforms. Tender84 aggregates all of them in one place — browse Works tenders or use our Bidder Tools.

What is the typical EMD for Water Supply tenders?

Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) for Water Supply tenders typically ranges from 2% to 5% of the estimated contract value. The average EMD across all Indian government tenders is ₹₹8L. MSEs and startups may be eligible for EMD exemptions. Learn more about EMD.

Water Supply — Works Tenders

● LIVE80 live tenders across 2 sub-sectors — updated 29 Sep 2026

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Browse 80+ active Water Supply government tenders published across 1085+ departments in 36+ Indian states.

📋
80
Live Tenders
💰
₹558 Cr
Total Value
🏛️
1,085
Departments
🗺️
36
States
📂
2
Sub-Sectors

🏛️ Top Departments for Water Supply

🗺️ Top States

📲 Get Water Supply Tender Alerts Daily updates on WhatsApp & Telegram. Free for verified bidders.
💬 WhatsApp ✈️ Telegram

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What are Water Supply tenders?

Water Supply tenders are government procurement notices published by Indian public sector departments for water supply-related works, supplies, or services. These include invitations to bid on infrastructure, equipment, consulting, and other works contracts.

How do I bid for Water Supply tenders?

To bid on Water Supply tenders, you need: (1) a valid Digital Signature Certificate (DSC), (2) registration on the respective eProcurement portal (e.g., CPPP, state portals), (3) required documents (PAN, GST, experience certificates), and (4) Earnest Money Deposit (EMD). Tender84 tracks all active opportunities — read our step-by-step bidding guide.

Which portal publishes Water Supply tenders?

Water Supply tenders are published across multiple Indian government portals including Central Public Procurement Portal (CPPP), state eProcurement sites, PSU portals (NTPC, BHEL, IOCL), and sector-specific platforms. Tender84 aggregates all of them in one place — browse Works tenders or use our Bidder Tools.

What is the typical EMD for Water Supply tenders?

Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) for Water Supply tenders typically ranges from 2% to 5% of the estimated contract value. The average EMD across all Indian government tenders is ₹₹8L. MSEs and startups may be eligible for EMD exemptions. Learn more about EMD.