Redevelopment PMC
20. Free Publication of Tender Notice on Our Website
Free Publication of Tender Notice on Our Website to Share With Multiple Developer
To support transparency and wider participation in society redevelopment projects, we provide free publication of redevelopment tender notices on our official website. This enables societies to share tender information with multiple developers simultaneously, ensuring better visibility, competition, and compliance support—without any additional cost.
To reach a larger pool of eligible developers
To increase transparency in the tendering process
To supplement newspaper tender publications
To provide easy and continuous access to tender information
1. Hosting of Tender Notice on Our Website
We publish the society’s tender notice on our website, including:
Society name and location
Brief project description
Eligibility criteria for developers
Tender document availability details
Key dates and submission timelines
2. Easy Access for Multiple Developers
Our website allows:
Multiple developers to view the tender notice
Easy sharing of tender information through links
Continuous access until the tender submission deadline
3. No Publication Charges
This service is offered completely free of cost, helping societies:
Reduce advertisement expenses
Increase outreach without additional financial burden
4. Compliance & Transparency Support
Online publication helps demonstrate:
Open and transparent invitation process
Fair opportunity to interested developers
Proper documentation as part of the tender process
5. Record & Reference Support
We assist in:
Maintaining online publication records
Providing reference details for society documentation
Linking online publication with tender files
Wider reach to multiple developers
Zero publication cost
Improved transparency and credibility
Easy sharing and accessibility
Strong support to the tendering process
We ensure that tender notices published on our website are clearly presented, easily accessible, and professionally managed, helping societies attract the right developers and conduct a transparent redevelopment tender process.