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Mumbai Port opens global tender for Victoria Dock marina

Mumbai Port Authority invited domestic and international bidders for the Viksit Bharat Mumbai Marina at Victoria Dock. India’s Press Information Bureau said the tender uses a 45-year design-build-finance-operate-transfer concession and gives the project an estimated cost of ₹922.67 crore.

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The protected water area is planned at 37.3 hectares, with about 424 berths in Phase I and capacity for 604 yachts at full build-out. The port authority says marine works have begun and environmental and coastal-zone clearances are in place. Bids are due on December 15, 2026; the announcement gives no completion date.

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Victoria Dock marina tender

A 45-year DBFOT concession; about 424 berths in the first phase.

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    The port authority issued an international tender

    The tender selects the offer with the highest gross-revenue share for a 45-year operating concession.

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Capacity and concession terms are plans in the port authority’s tender notice; no completion date is given.

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