BHEL Miscellaneous Tanks for 2x800 MW Adani Mahan TPP Phase-III BTG Gautam Buddha Nagar UP 2026

Tender Overview

Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited invites bids for Miscellaneous Tanks supporting 2x800 MW Adani Mahan TPP Phase-III BTG and related packages at Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh. The tender mentions a substantial bid scope with an EMD of ₹6,00,000, and requires bidders to upload detailed product data sheets and relevant certification documents. The procurement focus is on tank components for heavy boiler/generator assemblies, with a strong emphasis on compliance, authentication of parameters, and alignment with bid documents, ATC, and corrigenda. Unique aspects include mandatory data-sheet verification, GST handling, and BIS/type-test certificates. The absence of a BOQ implies that the exact quantity and itemization are to be confirmed during bid evaluation.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Data Sheet upload is mandatory and must match offered product specifications.
• GST treatment: bidder bears applicability; reimbursement capped to quoted rate or actuals, whichever lower.
• GST invoice/portal evidence: must upload GST invoice scan and GST portal payment screenshot during submission.
• Certificates: BIS licence, type test certificates, approval certificates, and other specified certificates must be provided as per Product Specification in bid documents.
• No BOQ items are listed; bidders should anticipate an itemized evaluation based on datasheets and ATC documents.
• Emphasis on verification against bid parameters to avoid rejection.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD: ₹6,00,000 (payable as per GeM terms).
• GST compliance: bidders responsible for applicable GST; reimbursement constraints as per actuals or quoted GST rate.
• Documentation: upload of all relevant certificates with bid (BIS/type test/approval certificates).
• Data sheets must be consistent with product specifications; mismatches may lead to bid rejection.
• No start/end dates or quantities specified in data snippet; bidders should prepare for project-based tank requirements for BTG packages.