BHEL Transfer Adhesive Tape Tender Bangalore Karnataka 2026 - Bangalore Heavy Electricals Limited Adhesive Tape Procurement

Bidders must submit GST, PAN, experience certificates, and financial statements, along with technical bid for the adhesive tape. The tender allows quantity variation up to 25%, with delivery timelines starting from the original delivery order date. Ensure OEM authorizations if required and prepare for potential extended delivery periods.

Required documents include GST certificate, PAN, experience certificates for similar tape supply, financial statements, EMD documents, technical bid detailing tape type and specifications, and OEM authorization if applicable. Ensure submission in the prescribed format to avoid disqualification.

Delivery begins from the last date of the original delivery order. If the quantity increases, the extension is calculated as (Increased quantity ÷ Original quantity) × Original delivery period, with a minimum extension of 30 days. The buyer may extend up to the original delivery period under the option clause.

Eligibility focuses on prior adhesive tape supply experience, robust financials, GST compliance, and ability to meet Karnataka procurement norms. Specific EMD amount is not disclosed; bidders should prepare the standard security as per government tender practices and OEM capabilities.

No specific standards are published in the synopsis. Bidders should be prepared to meet common government tape specifications and provide evidence of quality, potential OEM certifications, and alignment with department expectations for adhesive tape performance in transfer applications.

The tender synopsis does not disclose the estimated value or EMD amount. Bidder should monitor official updates and be prepared with standard EMD deposits and financial documentation typical for government tape procurements.

Submit complete bidder documents (GST, PAN, experience, financials, OEM authorizations), adhere to the quantity variation terms (up to 25%), and comply with delivery timelines. Ensure alignment with Karnataka government procurement norms and the organization’s terms for delivery and quality.

Pricing remains at contracted rates for the increased/decreased quantity within 25%, but bidders should account for potential stockholding, logistics, and lead-time implications in their financial bids to cover extended delivery timelines.