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RBI Itanagar fire staff contract estimated at ₹54 lakh

Reserve Bank of India, Itanagar is contracting for an annual service to provide trained fire staff at its office building in Itanagar.

Must have minimum 3 years of experience working with Public Sector Units/MNCs/Large Companies as of March 31, 2025, with experience in specified sectors (four-star hotels or above, airports, metro stations, luxury malls, or banks/enterprises). Must have average annual turnover of 100% of the estimated cost (₹54,00,000) for the last three financial years ended March 31, 2026, supported by a Chartered Accountant certificate and balance sheet. Must have a full-fledged service setup for the job and provide details of directors/responsible officials. Must submit a banker's certificate dated April 1, 2026 or later proving credit worthiness equivalent to 100% of the estimated cost.

  • Estimated Cost: ₹54,00,000/- (All inclusive)
  • EMD: ₹1,08,000/- (2% of Estimated Cost)
  • Performance Guarantee: ₹2,70,000/- (5% of Estimated Cost)
  • Tender Type: e-Procurement System (Online Part I – Techno-Commercial Bid and Part II -Price Bid)
  • Bid Submission Deadline: October 07, 2026, at 16:00 hours
  • Bid Validity: Not stated
  • Contract Duration: Initially valid up to March 31, 2027, extendable for up to two more years (one year at a time) subject to satisfactory performance.

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Official titleAnnual Service Contract for Providing services of Trained Fire Staff at Reserve Bank of India Office Building at Itanagar
Source bodyReserve Bank of India (RBI)
Reference number25767
Statusactive (current)
Year2026
Closing date2026-10-07
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