That time, too, the reasons cited were “administrative”, according to news agency PTI. This is the second time the tender for the prime minister’s residential complex was floated and then withdrawn, the first being on July 18 this year only to be withdrawn four days later, on July 22. After construction companies were finalised, financial bids were to be opened by October 14 and construction was to be completed within 21 months of the tender being awarded. On Sunday, the CPWD had invited bids for the project, estimated to cost Rs 360 crore and to be located next to the President’s residence, the Rashtrapati Bhawan, and the South Block. The withdrawal was announced citing “administrative reasons” without any further clarification.

New Delhi: The Central Public Works Department (CPWD) on Monday, October 3, withdrew its tender inviting bids for the construction of the prime minister’s residence as part of the Union government’s ongoing Central Vista redevelopment plan, two days after it first floated the tender.

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