Bid Publish Date
22-Dec-2025, 8:54 pm
Bid End Date
13-Jan-2026, 10:00 am
Location
Progress
Quantity
1
Bid Type
Two Packet Bid
The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) invites bids for repairs of chain-linked mesh fencing and construction of a wall at Abdul Wahab Khan's Tomb in Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh. The contract contemplates flexible quantity adjustments up to 25% at contract rates and potential extensions calculated as (Increased quantity ÷ Original quantity) × Original delivery period, with a minimum of 30 days. Bidders must establish a functional service center in the consignee state if carry-in warranty applies, and supply demonstrations at the consignees' location. Eligibility hinges on prior experience and demonstrated delivery capacity in similar projects.
Product/service names: chain-linked mesh fencing repair, wall construction at a tomb site
Quantities: up to 25% quantity variation allowed per option clause
Estimated value: not specified in data; indicative scope includes civil works and fencing
Experience: prior supply/installation of similar category products in last 3 financial years with order values thresholds
Quality/standards: no explicit standard numbers provided; bidders must demonstrate capability and compliance during demonstration
Option clause allows ±25% quantity adjustment during contract
Functional Service Centre required in consignee state; demo at site
Past project experience: minimum orders thresholds and performance certificates
Bidder must arrange own manpower and tools for installation
Payment terms to be specified in final bid; include performance-based releases and potential advance if stated by ASI
Delivery period governed by option clause; timing calculated from last date of original order and may extend with 30-day minimum
LD provisions to be described in contract; ensure compliance with delivery milestones and installation milestones
Registered office in the consignee state (Andhra Pradesh)
Demonstrated ability to visit site and present supply & installation demonstration
Experience in similar supply/install projects in the last 3 financial years with qualifying orders
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GST registration certificate
Permanent Account Number (PAN) card
Experience certificates for similar projects in the last 3 financial years
Financial statements or solvency certificates
EMD submission proof (as applicable in the bid terms)
Technical bid documents demonstrating capability for supply, installation and commissioning
OEM authorizations or resellers' confirmations if applicable
Proof of functional Service Centre in the state (if already established)
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Bidders must register, submit GST and PAN, provide 3 years of past project experience with performance certificates, demonstrate on-site supply and installation capability, establish a local service centre if not present, and comply with the 25% quantity option. Ensure all technical bids include proof of manpower and tools.
Required documents include GST registration, PAN, experience certificates for similar work, financial statements, proof of EMD submission, technical bid documents, OEM authorizations if applicable, and evidence of a functional Service Centre in Andhra Pradesh if carry-in warranty applies.
Delivery is governed by the option clause allowing up to 25% quantity variation, with the extended delivery period calculated as (Increased quantity ÷ Original quantity) × Original delivery period, minimum 30 days. Delivery starts from the last date of the original order.
Bidder must show execution of similar supply/install projects in the last 3 financial years, with either one order≥35% of bid value, or two orders≥20% each, or three orders≥15% each, accompanied by satisfactory performance certificates.
Yes. A functional service centre must exist in the consignee state; if not present, the bidder must establish one within 30 days of award and provide documentary evidence for payment release.
Bidders must visit the consignee location and give a complete demonstration of supplying materials and installation scope. The consignees will assess supply quality and installation feasibility before acceptance.
While explicit IS/ISO standards are not listed, bidders should provide past performance certificates, proof of compliance with technical requirements, and demonstrate capability through site demonstrations and service support arrangements.
Payment terms will be finalized in the contract; typically linked to delivery milestones and installation completion, with possible staged payments after demonstration acceptance and completion of installation.
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