Tender Overview
Eastern Coalfields Limited (Coal India Limited) invites bids for Facility Management Services – LumpSum Based to run and maintain river bed bore wells, submersible pumps, and centrifugal pumps at Gangtikuli, 9 No Sanctoria, and Dishergarh f/p in BARDHAMAN, WEST BENGAL (713101). The project aims to ensure continuous water supply to the filter plant with daily O&M. Estimated value is ₹20,108,685.60 and EMD is ₹125,700. There are no BOQ items published. A contract quantity/duration variation up to 25% is allowed at issue and post-issuance. This is a lump-sum facility management opportunity within Coal India’s governance framework.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- Scope: Facility Management Services – LumpSum Based for water infrastructure operation and maintenance
- Facilities: river bed bore wells, submersible pumps, centrifugal pumps at the specified sites
- Location coverage: Gangtikuli, 9 No Sanctoria, Dishergarh f/p; objective is continuous water to the filter plant
- Financials: Estimated value ₹20,108,685.60; EMD ₹125,700; no technical BOQ items listed
- Compliance: adhere to government tender terms, including the 25% variation clause; no explicit technical standards published
- Deliverables: daily running, preventive maintenance, fault rectification, and water supply assurance as per lump-sum contract terms
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- EMD: ₹125,700 (emphasis on deposit or online submission per T&C)
- Estimated value: ₹20,108,685.60
- Variation clause: quantity/duration may vary up to 25% at contract issue and thereafter
- No BOQ items published; bidders should infer scope from site requirements and lump-sum pricing
-Eligibility indicators: must align with Coal India tender processes; ensure compliance with ATC/Buyer Added Terms - Delivery expectations: not explicitly quantified; bidders should prepare for operational readiness and ongoing O&M support
- Payment terms: not specified in available data; bidders should seek clarity during bid submission and adhere to standard government payment practices