Noida Authority Clears New Contractor Bids For Rs 140 Cr Golf Course; Blacklists Old Firm

Noida Authority has moved forward with completing the long-delayed International Golf Course project in Sector-151A. The Authority has begun the process of selecting a new company to finish the remaining work worth Rs 40 crore, with in-principle approval granted by CEO Dr Lokesh M to Work Circle Ten. The tendering process has now been initiated.

The project was originally awarded to Kashyapi Infrastructure Private Limited on July 1, 2021, with a deadline of June 30, 2022. However, repeated delays led to multiple extensions, pushing the completion date to 30 June 2025. 

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Despite this, the contractor failed to deliver, leading the Authority to issue show-cause notices on  November 18, 2024 and June 24, 2025. With no satisfactory response, the company’s security deposit was forfeited, and it was blacklisted for two years.

So far, 68 per cent of the construction has been completed, while work worth Rs 38 crore remains pending. The project cost has now escalated to Rs 140 crore, including Rs 81 crore allocated for civil, interior, and landscaping works.

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The international-standard facility is being developed on nearly 114 acres, comprising:

• 94.369 acres for the golf course
• 6.895 acres for the club and parking area
• 7.910 acres for the driving range
• 4.702 acres under the NT line area
• 9.289 acres for the heliport
• 4.614 acres for the heliport approach road