Archive · 18 Sep 2026
AAI Invites Tenders for ₹214-Crore Mamnoor Airport Development Works
The Airports Authority of India wants to improve Mamnoor Airport in Warangal.
It has invited companies to bid for the construction work.
The project is estimated to cost ₹213.59 crore.
A new domestic terminal will be built.
Other planned facilities include an air traffic control tower, a fire station and a workshop.
Companies must submit their bids by November 3.
The bids will be opened on November 9.
Officials expect the airport to improve travel and help tourism, industry and IT activities in the area.
The Airports Authority of India invited tenders for ₹213.59 crore of works at Mamnoor Airport in Warangal.
The project includes a domestic terminal, ATC tower-cum-technical block, fire station and E&M workshop.
The e-tender notification was issued on September 14, with bids due by November 3.
Bids are scheduled to open on November 9, following a pre-bid meeting on September 28.
The operational airport is expected to improve connectivity and support industrial, tourism and IT activity in the region.
- Who
- The Airports Authority of India invited the tenders, with the project also discussed by Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy and Union civil aviation minister K. Ram Mohan Naidu.
- What
- Infrastructure development and construction of a new terminal and related facilities at Mamnoor Airport.
- When
- The tender notification was issued on September 14; bids are due November 3 and scheduled to open November 9. A foundation stone is reportedly planned for December.
- Where
- Mamnoor Airport in Warangal.
- Why
- To improve air connectivity and support industrial, tourism and IT activity in Warangal and surrounding areas.
- Estimated cost
- ₹213.59 crore
- Tendering authority
- Airports Authority of India
- Tender notification
- Issued September 14
- Bid submission deadline
- November 3
- Bid opening
- November 9
- Pre-bid meeting
- September 28
- Planned facilities
- Domestic terminal, ATC tower-cum-technical block, fire station and E&M workshop