Greater Noida’s East Zone is set for a long-term mechanised road-sweeping arrangement under a Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority procurement, while Antony Waste Handling Cell Limited has told the stock exchanges that it has received the contract.
The two records establish different parts of the story and should be read separately.
GNIDA’s official tender confirms a five-year procurement for mechanical road sweeping machines along with comprehensive operation and maintenance for roads in Greater Noida’s East Zone. The tender carries an estimated value of ₹247.69 crore.
Antony Waste, in a regulatory disclosure dated August 11, 2026, separately said that it had received the GNIDA contract for electric mechanical road sweeping machines and comprehensive operation and maintenance. The company said expected project revenue over the initial five years would be approximately ₹243.22 crore.
Pulse of Noida has not located GNIDA’s final Letter of Award or work order in the public material reviewed. Therefore, the ₹243.22 crore figure and the identification of Antony Waste as the successful contractor remain attributed to the company’s regulated disclosure.
What GNIDA has officially tendered
The Uttar Pradesh eProcurement portal lists GNIDA Tender ID 2026_GNIDA_1165809_2, with tender reference HD/2026/1230-1231 dated June 30, 2026.
The official tender covers:
- Mechanical road-sweeping machines
- Comprehensive operation and maintenance
- Roads within Greater Noida’s East Zone
- An initial service period of five years
- An estimated tender value of ₹247.69 crore
The tender lists the period of work as 1,825 days.
The ₹247.69 crore figure should be understood as the official tender value, not the final awarded contract value. GNIDA’s tender record reviewed by PON does not itself establish that Antony Waste was awarded a ₹247.69 crore contract.
What Antony Waste has disclosed
In its August 11 regulatory filing, Antony Waste said it had received the contract from GNIDA for the procurement or engagement of electric mechanical road sweeping machines, along with comprehensive operation and maintenance for Greater Noida’s East Zone.
According to the company:
- The initial contract period is five years
- The contract can be extended for a further two years
- Expected project revenue for the initial five-year period is approximately ₹243.22 crore
- The machines covered by the contract are electric mechanical road sweepers
These details come from Antony Waste’s stock-exchange disclosure and should therefore be treated as company-reported contract terms until matched against GNIDA’s final award or work-order document.
Why the two financial figures are different
Residents may encounter both ₹247.69 crore and ₹243.22 crore while reading about the project.
They refer to different records.
The ₹247.69 crore figure is GNIDA’s estimated tender value published during the procurement process.
The ₹243.22 crore figure is Antony Waste’s estimate of project revenue over five years after the company said it received the contract.
PON is therefore not treating either number as interchangeable with the other.
What could change for Greater Noida residents
For residents, the important question is not the size of the corporate order but what the contract eventually means for road cleaning in the East Zone.
A long-term mechanical sweeping arrangement can establish a structured service framework for roads covered by the contract, but several operational details remain unavailable in the official tender summary reviewed by PON.
These include:
- The complete list of roads covered
- The number of machines that will ultimately be deployed
- The date regular operations will begin
- How frequently individual roads will be swept
- The performance standards GNIDA will apply
- Penalties or service-level conditions for missed sweeping
- How residents can identify whether a particular road falls within the contract
Until those details are confirmed, residents should not assume that the new machines have already begun operating across the entire East Zone.
Company indicates a larger electric-sweeper deployment
Antony Waste management has separately told investors that the Greater Noida project is expected to involve 16 electric sweepers, with around 640 road-km of sweeping per day, and that operations are expected to begin during Q3 FY27.
These are company statements about expected deployment, not figures independently confirmed by GNIDA in the official tender information reviewed by PON. They should therefore not yet be treated as final municipal service commitments.
How Greater Noida residents can report sweeping problems
Residents do not need to wait for the new contract to report an existing sanitation or mechanical-sweeping issue.
GNIDA already provides civic complaint channels covering services including garbage collection and mechanical sweeping. PON has a separate practical guide explaining how Greater Noida residents can use GNIDA’s WhatsApp helpline and other complaint channels.
For recurring road-cleanliness issues, residents should retain the complaint number, location, date and photographs so the problem can be followed up.
What PON will watch next
The next important document is GNIDA’s final award or work order.
That should help establish the final contractor record, mobilisation requirements and potentially the detailed service coverage. A road-wise service map would also make it possible for residents to understand exactly which parts of Greater Noida East fall under the five-year arrangement.
For now, the verified position is narrower: GNIDA has officially tendered a five-year mechanical road-sweeping service for Greater Noida East Zone, while Antony Waste has formally disclosed that it received the contract and expects approximately ₹243.22 crore in revenue over the initial five years.
Sources
Official GNIDA procurement record
Uttar Pradesh eProcurement System: GNIDA Tender ID 2026_GNIDA_1165809_2
The official Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority tender covers mechanical road-sweeping machines along with comprehensive operation and maintenance for roads in Greater Noida’s East Zone. It specifies a five-year period and an estimated tender value of ₹247.69 crore. The ₹247.69 crore figure is the tender estimate and should not be treated as the final awarded contract value.
Primary corporate source
Antony Waste Handling Cell Limited: Corporate Announcements
Antony Waste’s official investor page lists an announcement dated August 11, 2026 titled “Award of Contract – GNIDA.” The company says it received the Greater Noida East Zone contract for electric mechanical road-sweeping machines and comprehensive operation and maintenance. It states an initial contract period of five years, with provision for a further two-year extension, and estimates project revenue of approximately ₹243.22 crore over the initial five-year period.
Regulatory disclosure copy
Antony Waste: Disclosure on Receipt of GNIDA Contract, August 11, 2026
This copy of the company’s regulatory disclosure contains the contract information reported by Antony Waste, including the Greater Noida East Zone scope, five-year initial term, possible two-year extension and approximately ₹243.22 crore in expected project revenue over five years.
Source-status note
GNIDA’s eProcurement tender is the controlling official source for the existence and scope of the procurement, its five-year period and the ₹247.69 crore estimated tender value. Antony Waste’s regulatory disclosure is the primary corporate source for the company’s statement that it received the contract and for the approximately ₹243.22 crore expected five-year project revenue. Pulse of Noida has not yet located GNIDA’s final Letter of Award or work order. Company-stated figures such as the proposed deployment of 16 electric sweepers, around 640 road-km of sweeping per day and the expected Q3 FY27 commencement should therefore not be treated as independently confirmed GNIDA commitments.
