South Western Railway Steel Flat as per IS 2062 (Q3) Tender 2026 - IS 2062 Grade Steel Flat Procurement

Tender Overview

The South Western Railway invites bids for the supply of Steel Flat conforming to IS 2062 (Q3). The estimated contract value is ₹247,800.00 with the scope limited to supply of goods only. Location details are not specified, and the tender emphasizes certification and testing requirements such as ISO certification of manufacture and test reports from Central Govt/NABL/ILAC accredited labs. Key differentiators include conformance to national standards, provision of on-demand test reports, and mandatory credential documentation like CRAC/CRN. The bid emphasizes GST-compliant invoicing via GeM and submission of performance-related documents beyond a simple PO record. This tender targets suppliers capable of delivering IS 2062 grade steel flat products with traceable certification, and it highlights the need for on-demand documentation to verify conformity at the point of supply.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Product category: Steel Flat as per IS 2062 (Q3) with grade and material details.
• Key specifications to prove compliance: Grade, Average kg/m, Material, Thickness, Weight (kg/ft), Length, Breadth.
• Documentation requirements: Availability of ISO certification of manufacture; copies of certifications to be furnished on demand; Test Reports from Central Govt/NABL/ILAC labs proving conformity; reports to be submitted to the buyer on demand.
• Other indicators: Emphasis on conformity to Indian Standards and readiness to provide test data and material traceability.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• Scope of supply: Only supply of goods (no installation).
• GST invoicing: Upload scanned GST invoice and GST portal payment confirmation on GeM.
• Certificates: Failure to upload required certificates/documents may lead to rejection; ensure ATC documents and corrigenda are addressed.
• Eligibility documents: Upload performance documents (R/Note, Receipted Challan, Inspection certificate, CRAC, CRN) rather than relying solely on purchase orders.
• Mandatory credentialing: Ensure all specified certifications and test reports are available on demand; non-compliance may disqualify bidders.