NBCC e-auction of three office floors at Sarojini Nagar, New Delhi — September 2026

NBCC (India) Limited published its Sarojini Nagar office floors — Sep 2026 notice (NBCC/Sr.ED/LSCSN/2026/486, dated 8 Sep 2026), offering 3 office floors across 1 building in Sarojini Nagar, New Delhi. 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 notice — its listed office floors, buildings, schedule, sizes, reserve prices — without reproducing a unit-level schedule.

The auction runs to a published public timetable. An eligible bidder records their interest and places the deposit by 21 Sep 2026, 8:00 PM IST, and bidding is held 22 Sep 2026, 12:00 – 1:00 PM IST, or until extended. Registration, the notice’s pre-bid payment process, and bidding happen on the NBCC RailTel eNivida e-auction portal, the authority-designated portal named in the notice; any successful-bidder payments follow the authority’s separate terms, and the authoritative notice sits on nbccindia.in. BiddingPulse lays out the auction's facts; it is never a party to it.

Two numbers decide what an office floor costs to chase. The first is the reserve price — the authority’s floor, below which no bid is accepted. The notice sets this bidding rule: the ₹39,100 per sq ft reserve is itself the opening bid, and every later bid must rise by at least ₹100 per sq ft of super built-up area — roughly ₹42 lakh a step on any of these floors. Across these 3 office floors, the reserve runs from ₹163.52 Cr – ₹163.66 Cr, which works out to about ₹39,100 per square foot. Published super built-up / saleable area spans 41,820 to 41,858 square feet. The reserve is the floor; the notice’s bidding rule above controls which bids are valid, and neither predicts the price it will settle at. The second number is the earnest-money deposit (EMD) — a refundable pre-bid deposit — here 2% of each floor’s sale value at the reserve: ₹3,27,03,240 for the second floor and ₹3,27,32,956 for each of the third and fourth. The document says an unsuccessful bidder’s deposit comes back within 15 days of the e-auction and that no interest is payable on it. The highest bidder’s deposit is instead adjusted into the price — and forfeited outright if the 10% payment is not made within seven days of the close, or if the bid is withdrawn or modified after bidding ends. These two are not the whole cost: a bidder also budgets for ₹10 lakh for every covered car-parking slot, compulsorily allotted on top of the reserve, with NBCC choosing the locations, a non-refundable ₹1,770 registration fee and a non-refundable ₹17,700 auction-processing fee for each bid, both including 18% GST and both paid to RailTel on the portal, two years of maintenance paid in advance at ₹20 per sq ft per month, plus GST, before you can take possession, an interest-free maintenance security of ₹200 per sq ft, payable at possession and held by NBCC, and GST, stamp duty, registration charges, property tax and any other statutory, betterment or development levy, all on the buyer.

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 NBCC (India) Limited notice before acting.