Published 27 Oct 2026 Last verified 27 Oct 2026
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At least 20 government pest control bids on GeM close between 2 and 19 November

Hospitals, railways, airports, PSUs and ministries are buying pest control on GeM. The GB Pant institute in Delhi closes on 7 November.

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Government e-Marketplace17 Oct 2026 NOTICE GeM bid GEM/2026/B/8118331 (GB Pant Institute, Delhi), dated 17 Oct 2026 Official copyRead it › INFO
WHAT CHANGED A search of the Government e-Marketplace on 27 October 2026 showed at least 20 open service bids for pest control, rodent control or disinfestation closing between 2 and 19 November 2026.
WHO IS AFFECTED CommercialMulti-branch
BY WHEN 2 Nov 2026 4 days from today
DO THIS NOW 1Make sure your GeM seller profile is active and the pest control service category is added2Search GeM bids for pest control, rodent and fumigation this week
FIRST BIDS CLOSE IN 4days
2 NOV
TODAYONE TICK = 1 DAY The first of these bids close on 2 November and the last on 19 November. Each bid has its own closing time on GeM.
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01What changed

A search of the Government e-Marketplace on 27 October 2026 showed at least 20 open service bids for pest control, rodent control or disinfestation closing between 2 and 19 November 2026. Buyers include Indian Railways, GAIL, POWERGRID, ESIC, the Airports Authority, BPCL, the Department of Space and the Department of Fertilizers.

One example: GB Pant Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research, Delhi (bid GEM/2026/B/8118331) wants daily bed bug, rodent, termite, vector, cockroach and ant control for two years; bidders need a minimum average annual turnover of ₹30 lakh, and the bid closes on 7 November 2026 at 3 pm.

02Why it matters

Government contracts usually run for one to two years, so one win means steady work at a fixed site. All of these bids close within about three weeks, and each needs an active GeM seller registration, turnover proof and past-experience documents ready in advance.

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03What to do now

Tick a step when it is done. Tap the name to choose who does it, then send the card to your team.
JOB CARD · GEM-PESTAt least 20 government pest control bids on GeM close between 2 and 19 November 0/3
Make sure your GeM seller profile is active and the pest control service category is added
Search GeM bids for pest control, rodent and fumigation this week
Keep turnover certificates and past contract copies ready to upload
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04Read the source

Read the document itself before you act. Our summary is no substitute for it.
Government e-Marketplace17 Oct 2026 ✓ Official GeM bid GEM/2026/B/8118331 (GB Pant Institute, Delhi), dated 17 Oct 2026 Open official document
Government e-Marketplace27 Oct 2026 ✓ Official GeM BidPlus: all open bids Open official document

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