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CBSE door repair tender: ₹11.5 lakh cost, ₹30k EMD, 16 Sept deadline

CBSE is contracting for special repairs of M.S. or wooden doors, windows, and glazing works in MIG and LIG flats and CBSE staff quarters in BrijVihar, Gzb.

Contractors must be registered with CPWD, MES, NDMC, DDA, or other Government Departments, PSUs, or autonomous bodies. They must have executed at least two works costing Rs. 7.00 Lacs each or three works costing Rs. 4.50 Lacs each in the last three years.

  • Estimated Cost: Rs. 11,50,000
  • EMD: Rs. 30,000
  • Tender document cost: Rs. 500
  • Last date for submission: 16.09.2014 at 3:00 PM
  • Opening of tender: 16.09.2014 at 3:30 PM
  • Validity of offer: 60 days from opening of price tender

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Document details
Official titleSpecial repairs of M.S. or Wooden doors and windows and Glazing works in MIG and LIG flats, CBSE staff qtrs., BrijVihar, Gzb.
Source bodyCentral Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)
Reference number
Statusclosed (academic_archive)
Year2014
Closing date2014-09-16
Documents2 · changed 1× after publishing
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  • The department changed this document 1 time after first publishing it.
  • What prompted each amendment, and was the closing date extended to give bidders time to respond?
  • Do the eligibility and scope requirements match the stated purpose and estimated value?
  • Were all amendments published on the portal before the deadline?

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