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Limited Tender for Renovation of Toilet Block at Ground floor , Shiksha Sadan building, 17 Rouse Avenue, New Delhi-110002.

CBSE closed 2014
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What is this tender for?

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is contracting for the renovation of a toilet block on the ground floor of the Shiksha Sadan building at 17 Rouse Avenue, New Delhi-110002.

Who can bid / win?

Bidders must have executed a minimum of two similar works. They must provide documentary evidence of their annual turnover for the last three years, experience details for the last three years, and proof of registration/licensing (including NSIC registration for SSI units). SSI units registered for the relevant trade are exempt from EMD but must submit a copy of their registration certificate.

Key terms

  • EMD: Rs. 5000/-
  • Bid submission deadline: 30/07/2014
  • Bid validity: Not stated
  • Contract duration: Not stated
  • Estimated value: Not stated
Source bodyCentral Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)
Reference number
Statusclosed (section: academic_archive)
Year2014
Closing date2014-07-30
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