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RBI contracts for medicine delivery to employees and retirees, details missing
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is contracting for the supply and door-step delivery of medicines to its serving employees, eligible dependents, and retirees at their residences, RBI colonies, and RBI offices within the National Capital…
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is contracting for the supply and door-step delivery of medicines to its serving employees, eligible dependents, and retirees at their residences, RBI colonies, and RBI offices within the National Capital Region, based on orders or credit slips issued by RBI dispensaries in New Delhi.
Who can bid: Bidders must have experience in either bulk supply or doorstep delivery of medicines (or both) for the previous five years, with completed similar orders of minimum value as specified in the tender document. No minimum local work experience is required, but bidders must have a shop or establishment within National Capital Territory of Delhi before tender submission. Sole proprietors must submit GST registration copy. Solvency certificate must follow the format in Annex III. Non-conviction certificate must be of the latest possible date.
Key terms
- Estimated/contract value: not stated
- EMD/security amount: not stated
- Tender type: not stated
- Bid submission deadline: not stated
- Bid validity: not stated
- Contract duration: not stated
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The original document
Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
Tender · Ref. 25794 · 10 Sep 2026
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Questions a citizen might ask
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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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