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RBI invites bids for ₹9.04 lakh electrical works in 10 Mumbai flats
The Reserve Bank of India (Estate Cell, Byculla, Mumbai) is contracting for the supply, installation, and testing of modular switch-plates, switches, sockets, and electrical works in 10 officers' flats at RBI Officers Quarters, Gokuldham…
The Reserve Bank of India (Estate Cell, Byculla, Mumbai) is contracting for the supply, installation, and testing of modular switch-plates, switches, sockets, and electrical works in 10 officers' flats at RBI Officers Quarters, Gokuldham, Mumbai.
Who can bid: Bidders must be contractors empaneled with the Reserve Bank of India, Estate Office, Fort, Mumbai in the category of 'Electrical Works' with a turnover between ₹5 Lakh and ₹10 Lakh. Bidders must also register with the Central Public Procurement Portal (CPPP).
Key terms
- Tender Value (Estimate Cost): ₹9.04 Lakh
- Earnest Money Deposit: Not Applicable
- Tender Mode: e-Procurement System (Online Part I - Techno-Commercial Bid and Part II - Price Bid)
- Bid Submission Deadline: 03:00 PM on 28.10.2026
- Bid Validity: 90 days from the date of opening of tender Part-I
- Contract Duration: Six (06) Calendar Months from the 14th day of the date of work order issue or 2 months per flat from handing over of the flat
- Retention Money: 5% of the Contract Amount
Also in the document
- The tender is restricted to contractors already empaneled with the Reserve Bank of India in a specific category and turnover bracket.
- The bid submission window is approximately 13 days (from 15.10.2026 to 28.10.2026).
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Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
Tender · Ref. 26003 · 19 Oct 2026
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