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Management and Housekeeping (including catering) of Bank’s Visiting Officers’ Flats (VOFs), Transit Holiday Homes (THH), Trainee Flats & Medical Flats and Executive Suites & Guest rooms at Bank’s Properties in New Delhi

RBI closed 2026
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What is this tender for?

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in New Delhi is contracting for the management and housekeeping services, including catering, for various properties such as Visiting Officers’ Flats, Transit Holiday Homes, Trainee Flats, Medical Flats, Executive Suites, and Guest rooms at its New Delhi properties.

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Key terms

  • Estimated/contract value: ₹2,26,48,699.40/- (Subject to actual services rendered)
  • Last date of receipt of tender: Mar 03, 2026
  • Contract duration: June 16, 2026 to June 15, 2027
Source bodyReserve Bank of India (RBI)
Reference numberRBI/New Delhi Regional Office/HRMD/4/25-26/ET/863
Statusclosed (section: award)
Year2026
Closing dateMar 03, 2026 (till 2.00 PM)
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