E-BID-01-2026-27 WORK NO 01

Gabion art sculpture depicting a realistic tortoise crafted using sustainable waste-to-art technique, featuring a detailed wire mesh framework (5-6 feet total height including base, length proportionally scaled to 6-7 feet to fit anatomical proportions) filled with waste stones and pebbles of varied sizes (1-4 inches diameter) creating natural textured shell patterns with protruding head, legs, and tail sections; the structure utilizes heavy-duty galvanized gabion baskets (10-12 gauge wire mesh, 5x1x1 meter panels) interlocked and shaped through bending/welding to form the curved dome-shaped carapace (4 feet diameter at widest point), elongated neck (2 feet), sturdy limbs (1.5 feet each), and stable base platform (3x3 feet footprint for anti-tipping stability); environmental awareness theme promotes solid waste management through upcycled construction materials weighing approximately 1200-1500 kg total, designed for outdoor municipal installation with corrosion-resistant zinc coating on mesh and natural stone weathering for zero-maintenance durability over 3+ years.

Large-scale gabion art sculpture representing a majestic elephant symbolizing strength and conservation, constructed via eco-friendly waste-to-art methodology with comprehensive wire mesh exoskeleton (8-9 feet shoulder height, length proportionally extended to 10-11 feet to naturally fit the majestic form) densely packed with recycled waste rocks, crushed stones, and pebbles (mixed 0.5-6 inch sizes) forming anatomically accurate body contours including massive head with large flapping ears (3 feet span each), elongated curved trunk (4 feet length reaching ground), thick pillar-like legs (2.5 feet height each), robust torso (5 feet height at shoulder), and swaying tail; engineered using industrial-grade galvanized gabion mesh cages (12 gauge wire, multiple 2x1x1 meter units) custom-fabricated through cutting, folding, and bolting to achieve dynamic forward-marching pose on 6x4 feet reinforced base for public plaza stability; total assembly weighs 2000-2500 kg highlighting municipal solid waste upcycling for Swachh Bharat awareness, featuring weatherproof galvanization and natural stone patina for permanent outdoor display with minimal upkeep

Waste-to-art sculptures featuring three charming sheep crafted from upcycled natural large boulders and scrap metal elements (each 3-4 feet total height including base, length proportionally scaled to 3-4 feet to fit playful proportions), with main body formed by strategically selected rugged natural stones (2-3 feet diameter torso boulders) securely anchored using concealed heavy-duty metal rods, brackets, and base plates for structural stability; detailed heads constructed from smaller rounded stones topped with curved scrap metal horns (black-finished recycled rebar, 1 foot span each), floppy ears fashioned from hammered and bent scrap sheet metal (galvanized iron plates shaped into organic 8-10 inch forms), sturdy vertical legs fabricated from scrap metal pipes (2-inch diameter black-coated steel tubes, 2 feet height each bolted to stone body), and curly tails from twisted scrap wire; each sculpture weighs 400-600 kg promoting solid municipal waste upcycling for environmental awareness campaigns, designed for landscape park installations in Jodhpur with rust-resistant epoxy coatings on all metal components and natural stone patina ensuring 3+ years outdoor durability under Rajasthan climate conditions. (Set of 3)

Waste-to-art sculpture featuring a majestic Barasingha (Swamp Deer) crafted from upcycled natural large boulders and scrap metal elements (4-5 feet total height including base, length proportionally scaled to 5-6 feet to fit elegant deer proportions), with main body formed by strategically selected rugged natural stones (2-3 feet diameter torso boulders) securely anchored using concealed heavy-duty metal rods, brackets, and base plates for structural stability; detailed head constructed from smaller rounded stones featuring impressive multi-tined antlers fabricated from scrap metal branches (black-finished recycled rebar and pipes twisted and welded into 3-4 foot wide branching antler structure with 6-8 points), slender ears from hammered scrap sheet metal (galvanized iron plates curved into pointed 10-inch triangular shapes), graceful neck and head pose achieved through internal metal framework; slender legs made from vertical scrap metal pipes (1.5-inch diameter black-coated steel tubes, 2.5 feet height each bolted to stone body with anti-slip base plates), tail from elongated twisted scrap wire; weighs approximately 150-250 kg promoting municipal solid waste upcycling for environmental awareness campaigns under Swachh Bharat Mission and wildlife conservation themes, designed for park installations with rust-resistant epoxy coatings on all metal components and natural stone patina ensuring 3+ years outdoor durability.