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Tender for Supply of Different Type Of Printed Envelopes

CBSE closed 2014
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What is this tender for?

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is inviting tenders for the supply of different types of printed envelopes, including various sizes, colors, and specifications, to be delivered to their office in Delhi.

Who can bid / win?

Firms must have a minimum of three years of experience in supplying envelopes to any Board, University, or Educational Institution. They must also provide attested copies of PAN/TIN, Sale Tax/VAT registration, and a list of organizations they have supplied envelopes to, including quantities and values.

Key terms

  • Estimated contract value: up to Rs. 10.5 lakh
  • EMD/security amount: Rs. 30,000
  • Tender type: Open
  • Bid submission deadline: 04.08.2014
  • Bid validity: Not stated
  • Contract duration: Up to two years if work is satisfactory
  • Performance security: 10% of total cost, valid for 60 days beyond completion
Source bodyCentral Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)
Reference number
Statusclosed (section: academic_archive)
Year2014
Closing date2014-08-04
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