Noida to issue ₹40 crore new tender for pending golf course project
The international golf course is planned over 113.87 acres and is envisioned as a premier sports and recreation hub for the city
Noida The Noida authority on Sunday said it has decided to issue a new tender to finalise a new agency to finish the remaining developmental work of the international golf course in Sector 151A following an in-principle approval of ₹40 crore estimate for the project.
“We are taking steps to finish the remaining work of the Golf Course project,” said the authority’s chief executive officer Lokesh M.
To be sure, the authority on August 4 blacklisted the earlier contractor for repeated delays.
The decision, approved by the CEO is aimed to ensure the project moves forward after years of delays, said officials. Notably, the golf course project was launched in July 2021 with an estimated cost of ₹100 crore and an initial completion deadline of June 2022.
Due to repeated delays, the authority extended the timeline several times, finally pushing the deadline to June 30, 2025.
Despite these relaxations, the contractor, Kashyapi Infrastructure Pvt Ltd, failed to complete the work. An inspection in July this year revealed that only about 68 per cent of the project had been finished, leaving work worth nearly ₹40 crore pending.
In response, the authority terminated the firm’s contract, blacklisted it for two years, and forfeited its deposit and performance guarantee.
{{/usCountry}}In response, the authority terminated the firm’s contract, blacklisted it for two years, and forfeited its deposit and performance guarantee.
{{/usCountry}}Officials said the contractor had gradually withdrawn its workforce and machinery from the site, ignoring repeated reminders and even two show-cause notices issued in November 2024 and June 2025. Their replies, the authority maintained, were unsatisfactory and failed to justify the inaction that stalled progress.
{{/usCountry}}Officials said the contractor had gradually withdrawn its workforce and machinery from the site, ignoring repeated reminders and even two show-cause notices issued in November 2024 and June 2025. Their replies, the authority maintained, were unsatisfactory and failed to justify the inaction that stalled progress.
{{/usCountry}}The International Golf Course is planned over 113.87 acres and is envisioned as a premier sports and recreation hub for the city.
{{/usCountry}}The International Golf Course is planned over 113.87 acres and is envisioned as a premier sports and recreation hub for the city.
{{/usCountry}}Officials said the total project cost has now escalated to about ₹140 crore because of design changes and rising construction material costs.
{{/usCountry}}Officials said the total project cost has now escalated to about ₹140 crore because of design changes and rising construction material costs.
{{/usCountry}}Kashyapi Infrastructure Pvt Ltd was unavailable for comment despite attempts.
{{/usCountry}}Kashyapi Infrastructure Pvt Ltd was unavailable for comment despite attempts.
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