Step 31 of 35 · stage 7, plot allotment in dholera sir
DICDL plot by auction or tender
The only allotment route DICDL policy allows for commercial and residential land, and one of the three routes for industrial land.
- Official wording
- Bid for DICDL land at public auction / e-auction or by tender
- Where you go
- DICDL
- Online or in person
- Both
- What it costs
- Processing fee INR 20,000 to DICDL along with the tender package submission or auction...
- How long
- Auction registration and public notice: at least 10 days from the latest date of the...
- Record id
- SIR-ALLOT-02, step 31 of 35
Where you go, and how
Dholera Industrial City Development Limited (DICDL); tenders published on the (n)Procure e-procurement portal and advertised in prominent daily newspapers
Mode: Both
This office handles 3 of the 35 steps in the register. What else it does, and what it charges.
What to have with you
The source names one thing to have with you.
- 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
Quoted from the prerequisite list in the register. Where the source names a detail rather than a document, such as a survey number, it is listed as the source words it.
The form you fill in
Form No. 1 (industrial) / Form No. 2 (non-industrial) with processing fees and EMD
What it costs
Quoted from the government source, in its own words:
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.
No part of this figure has been rounded, converted or updated by us. If the department has revised it since 4 August 2026, the correction address is in the footer. Every published fee in the register sits on one page.
How long it takes
Quoted from the source, in its own words:
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.
The clock runs against the office, not against you. Ten days of public notice before an auction, ten days for the winner to pay the first tenth. That is our reading of the wording printed above, which is why the wording is printed above.
The nine stated timings in the register are compared on one page.
The law behind it
DICDL Land Allotment Policy, 2016 as amended 16-02-2019, sections 2.6 to 2.8
Where this came from, and what comes next
Citation: land_allotment_policy.pdf pages 14-19; dicdl_portal.html (n)Procure client selector and Class 3 DSC note
Government page: https://dholera.gujarat.gov.in/landpolicy/13
Value date: Policy as amended w.e.f. 16 February 2019; procurement portal page captured 2026-08-04
Local file read: land_allotment_policy.pdf pages 14-19; dicdl_portal.html (captured (n)Procure portal page listing Dholera Industrial City Development Ltd as a client)
Last verified: 4 August 2026
- The step before: 30. DICDL plot, first come first served
- The step after: 32. Selling an allotted DICDL plot
- This stage: Getting a plot inside Dholera SIR
- All 35 steps in one table
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