Tender Overview
Cement Corporation of India Limited (Rajban Cement Factory) invites bids from eligible suppliers for the procurement of vital and critical spare parts, specifically the Apron Feeder Main Drive Bull Gear (1 No.), and Pinion (2 Nos.) to support continuous operation of the impact crusher at Rajban Quarry, Sirmour District, Himachal Pradesh. The scope references gear components as per drawings M1212-05-01 and M1212-46-02. The contract is structured through the GeM portal with annexures detailing techno-commercial and price bid formats. The quantity scope and delivery cadence are defined under Part-III Special Terms & Conditions; bidders must meet mandatory tender terms and deposit Earnest Money before the due date. Delivery timelines and quantity adjustments may be exercised per contract terms.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- Item: Apron Feeder Main Drive Bull Gear (1 No.) and Spur Gear/Pinion (2 Nos.) for consistent operation of the crusher at Rajban Cement Factory site.
- Drawings referenced: M1212-05-01 (Bull Gear) and M1212-46-02 (Pinion).
- Procurement channel: e-tender with Annexure A (General Terms), Annexure B (Techno-Commercial Bid), Annexure C (Price Bid Performa).
- Scope aligns with Part-III Special Terms & Conditions; detailed technical and commercial criteria are contained in tender documents available on the CCI website. The tender requires single bid submission and timely Earnest Money Deposit.
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- Earnest Money Deposit: required before due date (not quantified in available data).
- Bid qualification: adherence to tender documents and single Bid submission; corrigenda posted on CCI website.
- Quantity flexibility: option to increase/decrease up to 25% of bid quantity; extension of delivery period calculated by formula with a minimum of 30 days.
- Special terms: compliance with Part I & Part II General Terms plus Part III Special Terms; price bid to be submitted as per Annexure C on GeM. Penalties and delivery milestones governed by contract terms.
