Airports Authority of India Invites Application for Concurrent Audit at Imphal Airport for FY 2025–26
Airports Authority of India Invites Application for Concurrent Audit at Imphal Airport for FY 2025–26
The Airports Authority of India (AAI) has issued a tender inviting eligible Chartered Accountant and Cost & Management Accountant firms for conducting concurrent audit at Imphal Airport for the financial year 2025–26. This move is part of AAI’s ongoing commitment to ensure financial transparency, procedural compliance, and operational efficiency across its managed airports.
Scope and Objective
The appointed auditor will carry out a comprehensive and systematic examination of financial transactions, covering multiple departments including Engineering, Operations, Finance, Commercial, Legal, HR, and Land Management. The audit will scrutinize revenue billing, TDS reconciliation, statutory compliances, capital expenditures, contract management, bank reconciliations, GST filings, and asset verifications among others.
Auditors are required to report findings quarterly in prescribed formats and upload them via a Google Drive link.
Estimated Value and Eligibility
The estimated cost of the assignment is ₹3.70 lakhs (excluding GST). Firms must meet stringent eligibility norms including:
- Minimum 15 years of practice,
- At least 5 full-time qualified partners and 5 employed professionals,
- Past experience in auditing large public sector or listed companies with turnover exceeding ₹500 crores.
Important Dates to Remember
- Tender Start Date: 06 May 2025
- Last Date to Submit Bid on GeM Portal: 19 May 2025
- Last Date to Raise Queries: 5 working days from publishing date
- Reply to Queries by Buyer: 11 May 2025
- Opening of Technical Bid: 19 May 2025 (up to 16:30 hrs)
- Submission of Audit Reports:
- Q1 (Apr–Jun): by 31 July 2025
- Q2 (Jul–Sep): by 25 October 2025
- Q3 (Oct–Dec): by 25 January 2026
- Q4 (Jan–Mar): by 25 April 2026
Evaluation and Award
Bidders will be assessed on technical and financial parameters. A weighted score formula (75% technical and 25% financial) will determine the winning bid. A minimum of 51 technical marks is required to qualify for financial bid opening.