Step 31 of 35 · record SIR-ALLOT-02 · stage 7

Bid for DICDL land at public auction / e-auction or by tender

The only allotment route DICDL policy allows for commercial and residential land, and one of the three routes for industrial land. This step is owned by Dholera Industrial City Development Limited (DICDL); tenders published on the (n)Procure e-procurement portal and.... A statutory fee is published for it. A timeline is stated in the source. Source type: OFFICIAL, value date Policy as amended w.e.f. 16 February 2019; procurement portal page captured 2026-08-04.

What this step achieves

The only allotment route DICDL policy allows for commercial and residential land, and one of the three routes for industrial land.

The form named in the official source

Form No. 1 (industrial) / Form No. 2 (non-industrial) with processing fees and EMD

Statutory fee

Processing fee INR 20,000 to DICDL along with the tender package submission or auction registration, PLUS EMD of 5% of the reserve price of each plot put up for auction. If the successful bidder fails to deposit 10% of his bid in the prescribed time, the EMD and processing fees are forfeited and the plot is put up for allotment again.

Timeline stated in the source

Auction registration and public notice: at least 10 days from the latest date of the public notice appearing in newspapers. The highest bidder shall deposit 10% down payment of the bid within 10 days from the date of the auction. The allotment letter is issued to the bidder within 3 days after the down payment. Balance in two stages: Stage I 30% within 90 days and Stage II 60% within 180 days from the date of the allotment letter. Agreement executed within 10 days after.

Prerequisite documents

• Class 3 DSC (signing and encryption) combo in the name of the organisation or individual under the Indian Root CA chain, for e-procurement bidding

How we know

Every figure above is quoted from the source named in the record slip, with its value date. Nothing on this page has been converted, rounded, averaged or carried across from another state or another year. Where the source is silent, the page says so and links to the declared gap that records what was searched.