2 min readGurgaonApr 27, 2026 10:45 PM IST In a bid to overhaul the city’s waste management infrastructure, the Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) has initiated a Rs 609-crore tender process to deploy 831 vehicles for door-to-door garbage collection, with a pre-bid meeting for prospective agencies scheduled for April 29. The civic body has divided the city into two clusters for the purpose, issuing separate tenders for each to ensure a permanent and streamlined arrangement. According to the MCG, the comprehensive plan involves a fleet comprising 653 light commercial vehicles and 178 e-rickshaws. The total tender has been issued at a cost of around Rs 609 crore, with the agencies to work for a five-year period. “The scope of the project includes the coverage of over 4.46 lakh properties across Gurugram, with a capacity for daily collection and management of over 1,200 metric tonnes of municipal solid waste,” an MCG spokesperson said. “The tender was officially published on April 22. Following the upcoming April 29 pre-bid meeting, the final deadline for bid submissions is set …