This page tells you who has won a construction contract inside Dholera, what was agreed to be paid for it, and what happened afterwards according to the audited accounts of the company that runs the place. Eleven contracts and land awards have a named winner on the public record, and six more tenders are open with nobody appointed yet.
Seven of those eleven carry a value the source actually prints, and they add up to Rs. 344.50 crore, where one crore is ten million rupees. Not one of the seventeen records has a completion date published anywhere, so no one can honestly say whether any of this work is running late. The figures come from the annual report of Dholera Industrial City Development Limited for the year to March 2025, which its board signed on 2025-08-22.
Source: DICDL AR 2024-25 and one trade report
As at 2025-03-31, AR 2024-25 pp.22-29, p.100
No source opened publishes one
Source: dholera.gujarat.gov.in/tenders, retrieved 2026-08-04
Every award with a named winner
Dholera contract and land awards with a named winner, grouped by whether DICDL pays or is paid. Source: DICDL annual reports
| No.Item | Work | Awarded to | Award valueINR crore | Award dateISO | State | Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Works and service contracts, DICDL as the paying client | ||||||
| 01 | Integrated Healthcare Facility | Joint venture of M/s SCC Infrastructure and M/s P. R. Patel & Co. | 133.68 | 2024-12-16 | UNDER CONSTRUCTION | OFFICIAL |
| 02 | Food Court | M/s. SCC Infrastructure | 17.47 | 2025-05-07 | UNDER CONSTRUCTION | OFFICIAL |
| 03 | Integrated School | M/s Build Well Engineers | 27.99 | 2025-02-28 | UNDER CONSTRUCTION | OFFICIAL |
| 04 | Accommodation Facilities for Investors | M/s Unique Builders | 26.72 | 2025-03-27 | UNDER CONSTRUCTION | OFFICIAL |
| 05 | Fire Station | M/s Aditya Infrabuilcon Pvt. Ltd. | 20.12 | 2025-02-28 | UNDER CONSTRUCTION | OFFICIAL |
| 06 | Tent City | M/s Kamnath Private Limited | not a contract price | 2025-03-27 | UNDER CONSTRUCTION | OFFICIAL |
| 07 | ABCD Building | M/s. Cube Construction Engineering Limited (CCEL) | 72.31 | not published | IN DISPUTE | OFFICIAL |
| 08 | Water Treatment Plant | M/s. SPML Infra Limited (SPML) | not published | not published | TERMINATED | OFFICIAL |
| 09 | Service Area Building | Nila Infrastructures Limited | 46.21 | not published | STATUS NOT PUBLISHED | REPORTED |
| Land awarded by e-auction, money flows to DICDL not from it | ||||||
| 10 | Residential and Commercial Mixed-Use Development | M/s GAP Associates (referred to elsewhere in the report as GAP Group) | not a contract price | 2024-11-14 | UNDER CONSTRUCTION | OFFICIAL |
| 11 | Corporate 3-Star Hotel | M/s Seksaria Buildcon LLP, in joint venture with The Amore Banquet | not a contract price | 2024-12-24 | UNDER CONSTRUCTION | OFFICIAL |
Source: DICDL 9th Annual Report 2024-25 (audited, signed 2025-08-22) for every OFFICIAL row; cablecommunity.com trade report for the single REPORTED row. All rows last verified 2026-08-04 against the cited page.
Award value is the figure the source prints. For six of the works contracts the annual report calls it a total project cost rather than a contract price, and that distinction is preserved on each contract sheet. Two rows are land awarded by e-auction, where the rupee figure is the winner's own stated investment and not money paid by DICDL, so the value column is deliberately blank. Full field notes on the method sheet.
Why nothing here can be called late
Nobody publishes a due date, so nobody can be late on the record
The most useful fact in a contract register is the gap between the date work was promised and the date it arrived. For Dholera that gap cannot be computed from any published source. The DICDL annual report gives an award date and a construction start date for six works contracts and never gives a contract duration, a scheduled completion date or a percentage complete. The one completion period in the whole dataset, 545 days, sits on the single trade-press record whose award date is itself unknown.
What can be measured is mobilisation: how long a winner took to get on site after the award. Across the six contracts where both dates are printed, that ran from 28 days to 105 days. The delivery schedule sets out all six, with the open ended part of each bar drawn as hatch because there is nothing to draw it against.
AR 2024-25 pp.23, 25
AR 2024-25 p.24
DERIVED by subtracting two printed dates
The company doing the paying
Who DICDL is, and what it reported
DICDL is Dholera Industrial City Development Limited, the company that awards every contract on this site. It is not a private developer. The Gujarat government owns 51 percent of it through DSIRDA, the authority that governs the region, and the central government owns the other 49 percent through NICDIT, the trust that funds industrial corridor projects. In FY2024-25 it reported revenue from operations of Rs. 10,613.82 lakh and a profit after tax of Rs. 5,152.72 lakh, against a loss of Rs. 4,413.69 lakh the year before. Project expense incurred in the year was Rs. 22,795.09 lakh.
Those figures come from the audited financial statements and are kept strictly separate from the contract rows above, because they are a different kind of number from a different table. The finance sheets carry all of them with page references.
Source: DICDL 9th Annual Report 2024-25 (audited, signed 2025-08-22), page 68 for the statement of profit and loss. Unit: INR lakh. Tag: OFFICIAL. Last verified 2026-08-04.
Three rules this site follows
Three rules the site follows
- Every figure names its page. A number with no document and no page number does not go on the site. Where a source prints something ambiguous, the ambiguity is printed too.
- A gap is published as a gap. Seventeen declared holes in the contract data and eleven in the financial data are listed on the method sheet rather than smoothed over. Blank cells stay blank.
- OFFICIAL and REPORTED are not the same word. Ten awards come from a signed statutory report. One, the Service Area Building, appears only in trade press and is flagged on every screen where it appears.
Contracts are also grouped by the firm that won them on the contractors sheet, and the two live disputes, one terminated contract and one contract facing five contractor claims, are set out on the disputes sheet.