The November round reoffers the same 23 leasehold Shop-cum-Office (SCO) sites, numbered 24–46, for the fruit-and-vegetable trade in Sector 39. These sites are offered on the eauction.gov.in portal.
Document and EMD submission closes 12 Nov 2026, 5:00 PM IST. Bidding opens 18 Nov 2026 at 10:00 AM IST. EMD ₹10,61,604.
Published · Updated · Compiled from Chandigarh Market Board notice e-Auction 2026_CH_202 and linked official sources
Compiled from Chandigarh Market Board’s linked official materials. BiddingPulse is independent research, not affiliated with Chandigarh Market Board; registration, payment and bidding happen on the official source.
Chandigarh State Agricultural Marketing Board reoffers 23 leasehold SCO sites, 24–46, at Sector 39 for the fruit-and-vegetable trade. Each has an approximate 100.23 m² area, ₹5,30,80,207 base reserve and ₹10,61,604 EMD; corner sites 24 and 46 attract 5% extra.
All 23 NIA rows, the November submission and bidding schedule, and the authority’s lease, payment, ground-rent and refund terms. The same sites’ earlier auction identity and dates remain in the history; no outcome is inferred.
The Chandigarh State Agricultural Marketing Board published its Sector 39 — 23 SCO sites notice (e-Auction 2026_CH_202, dated 23 Oct 2026), offering SCO sites in Chandigarh. An e-auction simply means the bidding runs on the authority-designated online portal named in the notice rather than in a room. BiddingPulse summarizes the linked official auction materials — their listed SCO sites, markets, schedule, sizes, published base reserves and lot-premium terms — and accounts for every unit in a grouped schedule without reproducing every source column.
The auction runs to a published public timetable. An eligible bidder records their interest and places the deposit by 12 Nov 2026, 5:00 PM IST, and bidding is held 18 Nov 2026, 10:00 AM – 20 Nov 2026, 11:00 AM IST (scheduled). Registration, the notice’s pre-bid payment process, and bidding happen on the National Informatics Centre (NIC) e-Auction portal (eauction.gov.in), the authority-designated portal named in the notice; any successful-bidder payments follow the authority’s separate terms, and the authoritative notice sits on chdmktcommittee.gov.in. BiddingPulse lays out the auction's facts; it is never a party to it.
Two numbers decide what an SCO site costs to chase. The first is the published base reserve — the amount before the source-stated lot premium shown below. On bidding, the linked official auction materials say: Bids and successive bids must be in multiples of ₹1,00,000; last-five-minute bids extend bidding by five minutes without a cap. Across these 23 SCO sites, the published base reserve is ₹5,30,80,207; the NIA charges 5% extra for corner sites 24 and 46. The published site area is approximately 100.23 square metres. The published base reserve is the amount before the stated lot premium. Read the two together to identify the applicable floor; neither establishes a final or accepted price. The second number is the Earnest Money Deposit (EMD). It is ₹10,61,604 separately for each selected SCO site; the ₹2,44,16,892 NIA total covers all 23 sites. Unsuccessful bidders: within one month of the award, without interest. Withdrawal or payment default can forfeit EMD. Refund or carry-over of EMD paid for 2026_CH_199 is not stated; confirm with the Board before paying again. These two are not the whole cost: a bidder also budgets for GST on the lease premium, annual ground rent plus applicable GST, stamp duty, registration and other charges, and site levelling or filling costs.
This page is kept as a dated, source-cited record of the auction's facts, becoming the permanent record once bidding closes. Every figure here should be verified against the Chandigarh State Agricultural Marketing Board linked official auction materials before acting.
| Stage | Date & time | What it means | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| November auction record published | 23 Oct 2026, 10:00 AM IST | The same 23 SCO sites are offered under a new Auction ID on the National Informatics Centre (NIC) portal; the September and October rounds remain in the dated updates below | Market Committee NIA / NIC Auction ID 2026_CH_202 |
| Document and EMD submission opens | 23 Oct 2026, 11:00 AM IST | The participation window opens for documents and a separate deposit for each selected site | Market Committee NIA |
| Pre-bid seminar | 28 Oct 2026, 3:00–5:00 PM IST | The NIA schedules training for intending bidders at the Board office | State Agricultural Marketing Board office, Chandigarh |
| Document and EMD submission closes | 12 Nov 2026, 5:00 PM IST | Last published moment to submit the required documents and site-specific EMD | Market Committee NIA |
| Document and EMD approval window | 13 Nov 2026, 9:00 AM – 17 Nov 2026, 5:00 PM IST | The Board checks the submitted documents and payments before bidding opens | Market Committee NIA |
| Online e-auction window | 18 Nov 2026, 10:00 AM – 20 Nov 2026, 11:00 AM IST (scheduled) | Auction ID 2026_CH_202. A bid in the last five minutes extends bidding by another five minutes, with no limit on extensions; the scheduled close is not a final closing time | Market Committee NIA; terms B(ii) |
The 23 October notice reoffers the same consecutive sites, 24–46. Each has the same published area, base reserve and EMD. Sites 24 and 46 carry the corner premium. These are sites to build on, for the fruit-and-vegetable trade.
All 23 Shop-cum-Office (SCO) sites numbered 24–46 are at the New Grain, Fruit and Vegetable Market, Sector 39. The ground floor is for shops, the first and second floors for offices connected to fruit-and-vegetable trading, and the basement for storage. These are leasehold sites, not completed shop units or unrestricted commercial offices.
Each row prints dimensions of 5.48 m × 18.29 m, an area of 100.23 m² and 119.874 sq yd. The NIA marks the area approximate and subject to variation at possession.
Each site has a published base reserve of ₹5,30,80,207 and an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) of ₹10,61,604. Separate EMD is required for every site selected. The NIA totals the 23 base reserves at ₹1,22,08,44,761 and the EMDs at ₹2,44,16,892; those totals are not one bidder’s payment.
The new NIA does not say whether EMD paid for Auction ID 2026_CH_199 is refunded or carried over to 2026_CH_202. Bidders who paid it should confirm with the Board before paying again. The general unsuccessful-bidder refund clause does not resolve this earlier-round deposit question.
Corner SCO sites 24 and 46 attract an additional 5%. The ₹1,22,08,44,761 total is the published base reserve sum before that premium.
The initial lease is 33 years from execution of the lease deed. Two further 33-year renewals depend on compliance with the lease conditions. Annual ground rent is additional to the lease premium: 2.5% for the first 33 years, 3.75% for the next 33 and 5% for the final 33, plus applicable GST. The general terms start rent at the offer of possession, while the lease-deed form says lease execution. The general terms exempt rent until actual possession for delays beyond the allottee’s control. Obtain the Board’s confirmation of the applicable start date.
The terms permit Indian citizens and non-resident Indians aged 18 or over, including joint applicants. The terms list only individuals; companies, firms and other entities are not named. Confirm with the Board before applying as one. Register on eauction.gov.in and register one valid Digital Signature Certificate (DSC). Upload the EMD receipt and transaction reference, the specified identity documents, Annexure B authorisation and shares, signed terms, a cancelled cheque and payment-account details. No physical application is accepted; incomplete uploads are rejected.
Yes. The Estate Officer may accept or reject any or all bids, adjourn, postpone or cancel the auction without giving reasons. The Estate Officer may also withdraw any site from the auction.
Within 48 hours of acceptance of the bid, pay 25% of the accepted amount after adjusting EMD, together with GST on the full lease premium at the applicable rate. The remaining 75% is due in one payment within 90 days of approval of the bid contract. The agreement is to be executed within 30 days after the first payment; the lease deed follows full payment and the allotment letter. Stamp duty, registration costs, ground rent and other applicable taxes or charges are additional.
Unsuccessful bidders’ EMD is refundable without interest within one month of the award of the bid. Withdrawal by the highest bidder or failure to make the 25% payment within 48 hours of acceptance forfeits EMD. Default on the remaining 75% can cancel allotment and forfeit the deposited amount, subject to the stated cap of 10% of consideration money, interest and other dues.
The general terms promise to return EMD and the payment made within 48 hours, without interest or damages, if the site cannot be transferred for any reason or in the public interest. The agreement form instead excludes public-order, state-security and public-policy-change reasons from its promise to refund the 25% payment. These refund conditions conflict; obtain written clarification. Separately, if possession fails for reasons beyond the Estate Officer’s control, the terms provide a refund without interest or an alternative site of equal measurements, if available. Declining that alternative also leads to a refund without interest.
The bidder must deduct and deposit applicable tax deducted at source (TDS) on the consideration amount and submit the receipt. Stamp duty, additional stamp duty, registration expenses, the printed “transportation charges” and statutory or other dues are borne by the lessee. The Board will not level uneven sites or fill low-lying sites.
The general terms require construction within three years of delivery of possession, while the lease-deed form counts three years from lease execution. Confirm this conflicting start date with the Board. Construction must follow the sanctioned plan. A further period of up to twelve years may be allowed on payment of a penalty or extension fee at notified rates; no rate is printed here. After that extended period, no further time is allowed and the Estate Officer may begin proceedings to take back the site, with no claim for damages.
Prior permission from the Estate Officer is required. Ordinarily, the full consideration and other dues must be paid first; the officer may allow an exception in exceptional circumstances. Sale, gift or another transfer attracts a transfer fee at rates set by the Board, but no rate is printed in these terms. The stated changes involving a parent, spouse, son or daughter also need permission and the affected person’s consent, though the terms do not treat those name changes as a transfer.
Late payment within six months attracts interest at the prevailing annual rate from the due date until payment. Beyond that, the stated penalty is 25% of ground rent due in the first year, 50% in the second, 75% in the third and 100% in the fourth year and onwards. Those are inclusive penalty levels, not amounts to add together. No interest is charged in addition to the penalty. The lease-deed form allows unpaid rent and other dues to be recovered as arrears of land revenue.
Yes. The general terms permit cancellation and forfeiture after written notice, with a stated 10% limit referring to consideration money, ground rent, interest and other dues. The lease-deed form instead allows the Board to take back the site for misstatement, fraud or breach, with no compensation and no refund of any consideration money. The form requires written notice identifying the breach and time to remedy it where possible. The forfeiture provisions conflict; obtain written confirmation of the applicable clause and the scope of the 10% limit.
Bids must be in multiples of ₹1,00,000. A bid placed during the last five minutes extends the close by five minutes, with unlimited repetitions. The NIA’s 20 November, 11:00 AM IST close is therefore scheduled, not a guaranteed final close.
It is a new auction ID for the same 23 sites, with unchanged published areas, base reserves, EMDs and corner-site treatment. Auction ID 2026_CH_194 previously had a 22 September submission cutoff and a scheduled 27–29 September bidding window. The 28 September NIA reoffered them as 2026_CH_199, with documents and EMD due 18 October and bidding scheduled for 23–27 October. The 23 October NIA replaces that advertised October bidding window with 18–20 November bidding under 2026_CH_202; documents and EMD are due 12 November. NIC’s Cancelled archive lists 2026_CH_199. The inspected record does not give a cancellation date or reason; no earlier sale or allotment is inferred. Both earlier timetables remain in this page’s dated updates.
All 23 SCO sites are in New Grain, Fruit and Vegetable Market — SCO sites 24–46.
2 of 23 SCO sites (8.7%) carry the source-stated 5% reserve premium; the remaining 21 use the published base reserve.
Share of all 23 SCO sites
Register, pay the EMD, and bid only on the official portal. Always confirm the lot list, base reserve and lot-premium term, EMD, and any corrigenda against the Chandigarh Market Board official sources before acting.
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