HC tells petitioner to implead successful bidder over Radial Road-II tender
The Telangana High Court has ordered an infrastructure company to implead a successful bidder in a legal challenge regarding a tender for Radial Road-II. The court determined the matter cannot be resolved without hearing from the party that won the contract.
Why it matters
This case underscores the legal complexities and procedural requirements in government infrastructure procurement and tender disputes.
The Telangana High Court on Monday directed an infrastructure company to implead the successful bidder in the tender for construction of Radial Road-II from Outer Ring Road at Kothwalguda (Budvel) to Shabad in a writ petition the company had filed questioning its disqualification from tender process.
Justice B. Vijaysen Reddy of the HC, hearing a batch of three writ petitions, noted that the matter cannot be adjudicated without hearing contentions of the successful bidder as the technical and financial bids were already opened. The infrastructure company M/s Sushee Infra and Mining Limited, one of the petitioners, sought a direction not to finalise the tender process contending that its disqualification from the tender process was illegal and arbitrary.
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