Raghi Kunta ‘third call’. Again
A tender aggregator lists a third attempt to hire repairs for the Raghi Kunta tank in Dharmareddypally, Gajwel — bids were due to open yesterday. The official eProcurement record isn’t visible yet, and nobody is saying what happened.
The Raghi Kunta repair is listed as a third call, but the official record remains unavailable.
An aggregator has flagged a “3rd call” tender for “railway affected tank – repairs of Raghi Kunta, Dharmareddypally (V), Gajwel (M), Siddipet,” attributed to Telangana’s Irrigation and CAD Department, with bids due and opening on 18 August 2026 and a listed value of ₹1.90 lakh. The Tender18 entry cites Tender ID 723635 and pegs the publication to 5 August. Another index repeats the ₹1.90 lakh figure and the “third call” tag. According to the aggregator itself, readers should rely on the original notice, not the listing.
What we could not pull up is the primary notice on the state’s own eProcurement platform — the NIT, BOQ, officer-in-charge, scope, or any award/result. The state says the official tendering happens on its eProcurement portal, which directs bidders to check the Pre-bid/Upcoming Tenders section for new listings. That is where the record should be; it was not surfaced in this check.
Two more indexes suggest earlier attempts — a “2nd call” closing 21 July 2026 and an older listing closing 29 June — but neither records what happened to them. So here is what is known and what is not: a third-call listing exists on an aggregator with 18 August as opening; we do not have the official tender document, whether bids opened, how many came in, any evaluation, or an award.
If the BJP-led Centre’s rail work impacted a local tank and the fix is stuck at a third try, that is the part that needs daylight — and an answer. Telangana’s portal is the place for that answer; it should not take three calls and four aggregators to find out whether a ₹1.90 lakh repair even opened on time.