Revenue tenders are floated by the department’s secretariat and its field offices. The offices below are compiled at office level from official Government of Gujarat sources. Contact the office, not an individual, and confirm the current charge on the official page before you act.

Office / post	Tier	Official reference
Chief Minister (holds Revenue & Disaster Management)Bhupendra Patel	Minister	Official sourceSwarnim Sankul-1, 3rd & 4th Floor
Minister of State, RevenueSanjaysinh Mahida	Minister	Official sourceSwarnim Sankul
Additional Chief Secretary (Revenue)Dr. Jayanti S. Ravi, IASsecrev@gujarat.gov.in	Office	Official sourceBlock 11, 5th Floor
Secretary (Land Reforms)seclr@gujarat.gov.in	Secretary / Special Secretary	Government of GujaratBlock 11
Commissioner of Relief & Ex-officio Secretary (I/C)Gaurang Makwana, IASsecrev@gujarat.gov.in	Secretary / Special Secretary	Official sourceBlock 11, 5th Floor
Joint Secretary (ULC)ds-ulc-rev@gujarat.gov.in	Joint Secretary	Government of GujaratBlock 11
Joint Secretary (Land)js-land-rev@gujarat.gov.in	Joint Secretary	Government of GujaratBlock 11
Joint Secretary (Establishment; I/C Coordination & IT)ds-est-rev@gujarat.gov.in	Joint Secretary	Government of GujaratBlock 11

Office charges verified against the Government of Gujarat GAD secretaries list and department sources as of 10 August 2026, and re-checked automatically. Personal contact numbers are not published here.

Where to find them

Portals Revenue publishes on

Gujarat state e-procurement (nProcure) carries most of the department’s own works, supply and service tenders, bidding needs a Class 3 DSC and follows a two-cover process.
GeM (Government e-Marketplace) carries the department’s goods, services and select works with Gujarat consignee locations.

How to win them

Bidding for Revenue

The Revenue Department administers land records, district collectorates and revenue offices across Gujarat. Its tenders include survey and record-digitisation services, office infrastructure and works tied to district administration and disaster management.

For any tender above, BidShakti reads the official document, checks it against your own eligibility, gives you a clear Go/No-Go decision, and prepares a signed, ready-to-submit bid pack. We serve contractors and agencies across every sector.

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Questions

Revenue tenders: FAQ

Which portal does Gujarat’s Revenue department use for tenders?

Revenue in Gujarat publishes tenders on GeM (the Government e-Marketplace) and on the state e-procurement portal (nProcure). BidShakti aggregates both into one live feed for this department, refreshed daily, with scope, eligibility, documents and evaluation for each.

Who issues Revenue tenders in Gujarat?

Tenders originate from the department’s secretariat offices (Secretary and Special Secretary) and its field offices, and are compiled here at office level from official Government of Gujarat sources including the GAD secretaries list. Contact is office level, not personal; confirm the current desk on the official page before you act.

How many Revenue tenders are live right now?

66 live Revenue tenders in Gujarat are listed on BidShakti, drawn from GeM and the state e-procurement portal and refreshed daily.

How do I bid on a Revenue tender?

Open any tender for its scope, eligibility and evaluation method, get a Go/No-Go decision against your own eligibility, and BidShakti prepares a signed, ready-to-submit bid pack for the tenders you choose to pursue.

Department names, office charges and official links on this page are compiled from public Government of Gujarat sources (department websites and the GAD secretaries list) and are provided for reference to help suppliers find and respond to tenders. BidShakti is an independent tender-intelligence service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government department. Confirm current details on the official portal before acting.