Tender Overview
NTPC Limited invites bids for Handling and Transport on Lump Sum Basis of Bottom Ash Utilization to site locations within 200-250 km and 250-300 km from NTPC Darlipali. The procurement covers ash management through utilization in low-lying areas, abandoned stone quarries, and backfilling of ash in mine voids. The project carries an estimated value of ₹1,138,384,120 with an EMD of ₹50,000,00. No BOQ items are listed, and start/end dates are not provided. The tender emphasizes distance-based deployment from the Darlipali site, with a focus on bulk ash transport and disposal. The absence of detailed specifications suggests bidders should prepare for a broad scope of transportation, staging, and placement activities within the specified corridors. This tender requires compliance with NTPC procurement norms and the ability to mobilize across multiple distances to fulfill ash utilization mandates.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- Product/Service: Bottom ash handling and transport for utilization in low-lying areas, abandoned quarries, and mine void backfilling
- Scope: Lump-sum basis for transportation and deployment within 200-250 km and 250-300 km from NTPC Darlipali
- Estimated Value: ₹1,138,384,120
- EMD: ₹50,000,00 (Figs as per tender terms)
- BOQ Items: Not listed (No items available)
- Location Reference: Darlipali area; exact site delivery locations to be determined
- Specifications Gap: No detailed technical specs provided in the data; bidders must infer from ash handling/transport norms and NTPC guidelines
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- EMD: ₹50,000,00 required as security deposit
- Value: Estimated contract value ₹1,138,384,120
- Delivery Window: Not specified
- Payment Terms: Not specified in data
- Documentation: No explicit list in available data; standard NTPC bid docs likely require GST, PAN, experience, financials, and OEM authorizations
- BOQ: No items listed; participation requires confirmation of scope with NTPC
- ATC/ATC Document: Buyer-uploaded ATC may contain special terms; bidders should review the ATC prior submission
