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Mahabubabad Gurukula sanitation tenders invited; last date July 27
In Short
The tenders will apply to Social Welfare Residential schools and junior college hostels in Mahabubabad, Torrur, Narsimhulapet, Maripeda and Inugurthi mandals.
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WARANGAL: The district coordinator, Umamaheshwari, has said that tenders are being invited from eligible agencies for sweeping and sanitation works in Telangana Social Welfare Residential educational institutions in Mahabubabad district for the 2026-27 academic year.
The tenders will apply to Social Welfare Residential schools and junior college hostels in Mahabubabad, Torrur, Narsimhulapet, Maripeda and Inugurthi mandals.
Tender application forms can be collected from July 25 to 27, every day between 10.30 am and 4 pm, from the TGSWRS Junior College (Girls) office, on payment of a Rs. 500 demand draft.
Sealed tenders will be opened at 11 am on July 28.
Interested and eligible agencies have been asked to submit their applications within the stipulated deadline. For complete details, they may contact the district coordinator’s office, Umamaheshwari said.
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