Nagpur-2 Tender for Tadi Shop License Announced by State Excise
The Maharashtra State Excise Department has initiated a tender process for Tadi Shop Licenses in Nagpur-2, with bids closing on October 6, 2026.
Tender for Tadi Shop License in Nagpur-2 announced.
Bidding closes on October 6, 2026, with an estimated value of ₹7.52 lakh.
No earnest money deposit required for participation.
The Maharashtra State Excise Department has officially announced a tender for the licensing of Tadi shops in the Nagpur-2 region, specifically targeting the Khapa area. This marks the third call for such licenses, aimed at regulating the distribution of country liquor, known locally as Tadi. The tender, identified by the reference number Notice no Tadi 112026/2026-27/12 (3rd Call) and tender ID 2026_EDMS_1341722_9, is currently open for bids until October 6, 2026, with the opening of bids scheduled for the following day.
This tender is classified under miscellaneous services and is part of the Maharashtra government's ongoing efforts to manage the licensing of Tadi shops effectively. The process is being conducted through an e-tender cum e-auction format, which is designed to ensure transparency and fairness in awarding licenses. The estimated value of the tender is approximately ₹7,52,000 (0.0752 crore INR), and participants are required to pay a tender fee of INR 1,000, with no earnest money deposit needed.
The licensing of Tadi shops is crucial for maintaining compliance with state excise laws and ensuring that only eligible vendors operate within the legal framework. This tender process not only supports lawful business practices but also aims to control the sale and distribution of alcohol, thereby promoting public safety. The auction mechanism allows for a regulated environment where entrepreneurs can obtain the necessary permissions to operate Tadi shops legally.
The implications of this tender extend beyond mere business operations; it plays a significant role in curbing illegal liquor sales and enhancing government revenue management. By facilitating a transparent licensing process, the Maharashtra government aims to minimize the risks associated with unregulated alcohol trade, which can have detrimental effects on community health and safety.
Looking ahead, stakeholders and potential bidders are encouraged to prepare for the upcoming auction and ensure compliance with all requirements. The closing date for submissions is set for October 6, 2026, and interested parties should stay informed about any updates or changes through official channels to participate effectively in this tender process.



