RIICO e-Auction September 2026 (Round 3)

Overview

By designation

Where the plots are

Before you bid

From RIICO's own document, linked under Documents. SarkariProperty does not rank schemes and publishes no view on whether one is a good buy - the terms are the argument.

• RIICO publishes a bid start rate, not a price. Every figure shown here is a floor - the plot sells for whatever the auction reaches.
• The e-Auction Rules say twice that allotment is on 99-year leasehold (clause 9.A.II and Annexure-III clause 5), but the live listing carries 24 plots at 33 years. SarkariProperty shows the tenure the listing gives for each plot and flags the conflict rather than picking one.
• On a non-industrial plot the successful bidder pays 18% GST on the entire land premium, upfront, with the 25% payment. On an industrial plot GST applies to the application fee only.
• Where the premium reaches ₹50 lakh the buyer must deduct and deposit 1% TDS under section 194-IA. 288 of the 584 live plots already cross that at the reserve.
• Stamp duty and registration on the lease agreement are the allottee's, at rates RIICO does not publish.
• Plots are sold as is where is. Inspect at your own cost - no claim is entertained after the auction. RIICO does not warrant its own measurements.
• A bid cannot be withdrawn. If you win and do not complete, the EMD and everything paid after it are forfeited.
• The plot must be used for the purpose it was auctioned for. Commercial plots for commercial use, industrial for industrial.
• The document contradicts itself on where disputes are heard: clause 10 says Jaipur courts only; Annexure-A clause IX and Annexure-III clause 10 say the civil court local to the plot.
• To bid on several plots, open each in a separate tab of the same browser. RIICO's own manual warns that signing in from another browser or machine logs the first session out mid-auction.
• RIICO's Plot Type field is blank on 348 of the 584 live plots and uncontrolled where present. SarkariProperty classifies by the portal's Usage field and shows Plot Type as the authority's own label where it exists.
• Development status is blank on 267 of 584 plots. Where blank, SarkariProperty shows nothing rather than assuming.
• The Abu Road notice 03/2026-27 marks five plots as corner; the portal grid marks two of them. SarkariProperty follows the portal and records the divergence. RIICO charges no corner premium, so no arithmetic changes.
• Coordinates come from RIICO's KMZ map for the industrial area, not from the plot boundary. 520 of 584 plots have one; RIICO publishes no map file for 14 areas.
• RIICO's Asset Auction tab, for built units rather than land, is empty in Live, Upcoming and Closed.

Source: e-Auction rules: what the words mean, who to call, what the highest bidder pays and when, published by RIICO and held here in full. Transcribed, not summarised.

Who can apply

• Any individual, proprietor, registered partnership firm, company or other legal entity.
• Register on the RIICO portal or Rajasthan SSO before bidding. Registration itself carries no fee - KYC compliance only.
• Pay the e-Bid participation fee of Rs 1,000 + 18% GST separately for every plot bid on. Non-refundable.
• Deposit the EMD for that plot before the EMD window closes.
• Each plot carries an EC Category drawn from the EIA Notification 2006. It restricts which industries may be allotted that plot - check it before bidding.

Eligibility is RIICO's to decide, on the documents you upload to its portal. SarkariProperty transcribes the rule and checks nothing on your behalf.

Source: e-Auction rules: what the words mean, who to call, what the highest bidder pays and when, published by RIICO and held here in full. Transcribed, not summarised.

Scheme and asset documents

Everything RIICO has published about this scheme and the assets in it.

No document has been linked to this scheme yet.

What RIICO asks at every auction

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These govern every RIICO round, not this one. They are held once against RIICO and each round points at them.

e-Auction rules: what the words mean, who to call, what the highest bidder pays and when Details & termspp. 1–9 · 9 pp Annexure A: specific terms - as-is-where-is, permitted use, GST on the premium Details & termspp. 10–11 · 2 pp Annexure B: the disclaimer you accept before the portal opens Statutory referencepp. 12–13 · 2 pp Annexure II: bidding terms - increments, the five-minute extension, closure Details & termspp. 17–20 · 4 pp Annexure III: the general terms you accept on the portal, and the KYC each kind of bidder must produce Details & termspp. 21–24 · 4 pp Annexure IV: participation fee, EMD, and the schedule for the balance premium Details & termspp. 25–26 · 2 pp WEB Fee structure Statutory referenceopens at RIICO

Where the auction runs

The steps

1. Any individual, proprietor, registered partnership firm, company or other legal entity.
2. Register on the RIICO portal or Rajasthan SSO before bidding. Registration itself carries no fee - KYC compliance only.
3. Pay the e-Bid participation fee of Rs 1,000 + 18% GST separately for every plot bid on. Non-refundable.
4. Deposit the EMD for that plot before the EMD window closes.
5. Each plot carries an EC Category drawn from the EIA Notification 2006. It restricts which industries may be allotted that plot - check it before bidding.

After the highest bid

• The highest bid is accepted Subject to Confirmation only.
• Multiple bids: approved by the Unit Level Committee - unit head, senior-most technical officer, senior-most accounts officer - within 2 working days.
• A single bid goes higher, to a Head Office committee of the Managing Director, Financial Advisor and Advisor (Infra).
• The offer letter follows within 2 days of approval.
• Your bid stays valid until the last day of the following month.
• RIICO reserves the right to reject any bid, or cancel the whole auction, without giving a reason.

Register on RIICO e-Auction

SarkariProperty does not take applications, payments or bids. Everything happens on RIICO's own portal.

Source: e-Auction rules: what the words mean, who to call, what the highest bidder pays and when, published by RIICO and held here in full. Transcribed, not summarised.

How the portal works

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RIICO's own guidance on registering and bidding, which does not change between rounds.

Annexure 2: how a unit office sets up an auction, and the day-by-day timetable Process guidepp. 14–16 · 3 pp Annexure V: registering and bidding, for a citizen Process guidep. 27 · image Annexure VI: the declaration every bidder signs and uploads Formpp. 28–30 · 3 pp WEB e-Auction frequently asked questions Process guideopens at RIICO User manual: SSO sign-in, KYC, paying EMD and placing a bid, screen by screen Process guidepp. 1–14 · 14 pp