Demineralized Water Treatment Plant and allied Works
Engineering, Procurement and Commissioning of a Demineralized Water Treatment Plant including allied Mechanical, Electrical and Instrumentation Works at NFC, Hyderabad
Written by TenderKart AI from the documents published when it was generated. Check the tender for later corrigenda before you bid.
Published
6 Jul 2026
Closes
10 Sept 2026
Estimated value
₹5.5 Cr
EMD
₹11 L
Key dates
All important dates as they stand after corrigenda: publication, pre-bid/clarification deadline, bid submission deadline, bid opening, and bid validity period.
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Tender publication / availability
Tender documents available for viewing and download from 06.07.2026 at 0900 hours on CPP Portal.
Corrigendum header references Tender ID 2026_NFC_915907_1 dated 04.07.2026; NIT availability date remains 06.07.2026 at 0900 hours.
URL: https://eprocure.gov.in/eprocure/app
Site visit window
Site visit period for apparently eligible applicants is 07.07.2026 to 25.07.2026, with prior email intimation.
Delayed/postal offers and postal delay are rejected.
Note conflict with Cl. 20.2(e) wording referring to 'last date and time of bid submission' — recorded under contradictions.
Bid opening
Envelope-I (Techno-Commercial) opens online on 01.09.2026 at 1500 hrs; Envelope-II (Price Bid) opening to be intimated later to qualified bidders.
Opening at O/o GM (M-Zr, Utilities & SR); interested parties may participate.
Online bids opened only if physical EMD and other envelope documents are in order.
Bid validity
Bid remains open for acceptance for 180 days from the date of opening of tender (extended due date if extended).
Bidder must extend validity on written request from NFC.
Withdrawal/modification before validity may lead to one-year debarment from tendering.
Completion period and start reckoning
Completion period is 18 calendar months, reckoned from the 15th day after written order to commence; monsoon included; site stated available.
Contract agreement to be executed within 15 days from stipulated date of commencement of work after acceptance.
Financials
Tender value or estimated cost, EMD/bid security (amount, acceptable forms, validity), tender document fees, performance security, and key payment terms.
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Estimated cost
Estimated cost is ₹ 5,50,00,000/- (Rupees Five Crores & Fifty Lakhs only), inclusive of GST, ESI & EPF.
EMD / bid security
EMD is ₹ 11,00,000/-; SSI/MSME/PSU are not exempted; original must be submitted and scanned copy uploaded.
Acceptable forms: Demand Draft / Pay Orders / Banker's cheque / Deposit at Call receipt / FDR / Insurance surety Bonds of scheduled Bank, in favour of “Pay and Accounts Officer, NFC” payable at Hyderabad.
EMD can also be paid through NTRP portal.
Offer without valid EMD is summarily rejected.
EMD of bidders not qualified at qualification/technical/financial evaluation is returned with disqualification reasons.
Documents do not state a separate EMD validity/claim period beyond general bid validity implications.
Tender document and processing fees
Cost of tender document is Nil; tender processing/transaction fee is Nil; documents free to download from CPP Portal.
Performance Guarantee
Successful bidder must submit Performance Guarantee of 5% of tendered and accepted value within 10 days of LOA (as per Cl. 26; confirmed by corrigendum against request for 20–28 days).
Forms: DD / Pay Order / Banker's cheque / Deposit at Call receipt / FDR of a Scheduled Bank in favour of Pay & Accounts Officer, NFC payable at Hyderabad, or Bank Guarantee from any scheduled Bank valid as mentioned in LOA/Order.
Extension beyond the period allowed with late fee of 0.1% per day of PG amount.
Schedule F states 7 days + max 7 days extension with same late fee — conflicts with Cl. 26; corrigendum directs bidders to Cl. 26.
PG refunded without interest only on successful completion and work completion certificate.
Failure to commence work can lead to forfeiture of whole PG.
Security Deposit
Security Deposit of 2.5% of tendered and accepted value is deducted from running bills (or may be deposited upfront in specified instruments); returned after 12-month guarantee period or final bill payment, whichever is later.
If desired by contractor, total SD may be deposited as DD / Pay Order / Banker's Cheque / Deposit at call Receipt / FDR in favour of Pay & Accounts Officer, NFC payable at Hyderabad.
Corrigendum rejected request to allow SD as bank guarantee upfront and kept Clause 29 unchanged.
Payment terms
Payments are 60% on delivery, 20% on erection & testing, and 20% on commissioning & final acceptance of the entire scope; billed on accepted measured work once every quarter.
Commissioning/final acceptance 20% is a single payment upon completion of entire contract scope per Section D of NIT-PART B.
Pro-rata payments against BOQ items delivered/erected/tested.
No payment without Delivery Challan acknowledged by designated NFC official.
Income Tax and GST recovered from bills as applicable.
Quoted rates firm till completion; mobilization advance and plant/machinery advance not applicable; Cl.10C/10CA/10CC price variation not applicable.
Corrigendum retained Chapter L payment terms against BOQ structure query.
Taxes and inclusive pricing
Bidder rates must be inclusive of GST and other mandatory duties/levies, labour cess, seigniorage, ESI & EPF as applicable; BOQ unit rates are inclusive of GST, ESI & EPF.
Electricity for fabrication charged at Rs 7.20/Unit; water for civil works charged at 1% of total civil works (Schedule B).
Eligibility
Every pass/fail eligibility and qualification requirement: experience and past performance, turnover/net worth, registrations and certifications, consortium/JV rules, and debarment or blacklisting conditions.
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Similar work technical experience
Within last 10 years (ending last day of month preceding tender invitation month), bidder must have successfully executed similar DM plant supply & commissioning works meeting capacity/quality and value thresholds.
Similar work: Supply and commissioning of DM Water Treatment Plant with minimum total treated water rated/design capacity of 20 m³/hr, conductivity not exceeding 0.5 μS/cm, mandatorily including Mixed Bed Exchangers or EDI.
Value criteria (any one): three WO/PO each ≥ 40% i.e. ₹ 2.20 Cr; or two each ≥ 60% i.e. ₹ 3.30 Cr; or one ≥ 80% i.e. ₹ 4.40 Cr (final executed values).
Executed values escalated at simple 7% p.a. from completion date to last date of receipt of tender; free-issue materials excluded.
Evidence: priced WO/PO with detailed technical specs; end-user work completion certificates; OEM certifications for design/manufacture of WTP; valid ISO 9001 certificate.
OEM / ISO requirement
Bidder must be an ISO 9001 certified Original Equipment Manufacturer of DM plants or various types of water treatment plants.
OEM certifications and valid ISO 9001 certificate are mandatory documentary evidence.
Financial qualification
Average annual turnover on contracts ≥ ₹ 5.50 Cr over last 3 FYs ending 31.03.2025; solvency ≥ ₹ 2.20 Cr; not more than two loss-making years in last five FYs ending FY 2024–25; bidding capacity ≥ ₹ 5.50 Cr.
Bidding Capacity = [A × N × 2] − B, where A = max turnover in one year in last 5 years (completed + in progress), N = 1.5 years, B = value of existing commitments/ongoing works during this tender's completion period.
Evidence: attested audited balance sheets with P&L for last five FYs ending FY 2024–25; CA turnover certificate for last five FYs; solvency certificate (Appendix-II) not older than one year from last date of receipt of tender; bidding capacity calculation sheet; running-works details.
NFC may verify credentials, hold technical discussions, and require bidder-facilitated site visits to reference projects.
Statutory registrations
Attested copies of GST, PAN, LIN, ESI and EPF registration certificates are required.
Compliance / zero-deviation and bid structure
Bids must be on zero-deviation basis; deviations lead to summary rejection. Only eligibility-compliant bidders proceed to financial bid opening.
Mandatory compliance documents: Compliance to Bid Requirement (Appendix-III), Declaration (Appendix-IV), Time Schedule bar chart (Appendix-V), Letter of submission (Appendix-VI).
Appendix-VI letter format states bid is submitted as an Individual; no separate JV/consortium eligibility rules are set out in the NIT.
CPP Portal enrolment and Class III DSC required.
Debarment / disqualification triggers
Debarment/forfeiture risks include bid withdrawal during validity, back-to-back execution of eligible similar works, canvassing, near-relative conflict, and failure to commence.
Withdrawal/modification of tender during validity: debar for one year from participation in tendering.
Back-to-back execution of eligible similar works: debar from NFC/units forever (also DAE forever in Appendix-IV wording) and EMD/PG forfeiture if noticed before start.
Canvassing: tender liable to rejection.
Near relative posted in NFC award/execution roles: removal from approved list.
Retired gazetted engineer/officer restrictions apply for two years without prior GoI permission.
Incomplete/non-compliant technical submissions lead to disqualification without further notice; physical qualification docs of ineligible bidders not returned and their financial bids not opened.
Scope of work
What is being procured: the work, supplies or services, deliverables and quantities, locations, phases, completion or delivery timelines, applicable standards, and notable exclusions.
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Work overview and location
EPC of a Demineralized Water Treatment Plant with allied mechanical, electrical and instrumentation works at Nuclear Fuel Complex, Hyderabad.
Contractor is solely responsible for complete design, engineering, supply, manufacturing, fabrication, assembly, inspection, testing, erection, installation, pre-commissioning, commissioning, successful PG tests and final handing over within battery limits.
Time for completion: 18 calendar months from the 15th day after commencement order.
Design capacity and product quality
Single-stream net output 20 m³/h continuous (24/7), minimum 200 m³ net throughput per regeneration cycle (OBR); product water pH 6.8–7.2, conductivity ≤ 0.1 µmohs/cm, boron ≤ 5 ppb.
After corrigendum: design raw water basis includes TDS 400 mg/l, TSS 20 mg/l and FRC 0.2 mg/l; silica clarified as Total Silica (max 10 ppm in original table).
Regeneration philosophy clarified: 10 hours generation and 4 hours regeneration; SAC & SBA once per batch; MB-1 & MB-2 not more than once every seven batches.
Operating philosophy: manual operation with independent manually actuated diaphragm valves (PLC/DCS automatic control deleted by corrigendum).
Process train and major deliverables
Process train covers MGSF → ACF → SAC → Degasser/DGWST/pumps → SBA → MB-1 → MB-2, with chemical handling, DM storage/supply, piping, MCC, field instruments and acid/alkali-resistant flooring.
BOQ is item-rate: core DM plant as Lot item 1.01 plus discrete tanks/pumps/piping/electrical/instrumentation/flooring items.
Initial fills of filter media, resins and start-up/commissioning chemicals are in contractor supply.
Spares as listed in Part B data-sheet clauses remain in scope.
No separate acid/alkali dosing pumps; ejector systems in contractor scope (corrigendum).
Hydraulic resin transfer clauses 1.6(xv) & 1.12(xvii) deleted by corrigendum.
Vessel design code standardized to ASME Sec VIII Div. I; U-stamp not mandatory; welding/NDT per ASME Sec VIII Div.1 (vessels) and ASME B31.3 (piping).
Services, training, acceptance and exclusions
Scope includes detailed engineering, erection/commissioning, PG tests (min. five complete cycles), documentation, training of ≥20 NFC participants, and handover; NFC provides major civil works, bulk raw water, utilities at single point, main power beyond terminal point, and final effluent disposal beyond transfer pump discharge.
PG test parameters: flow ≥20 m³/h; OBR ≥200 m³; conductivity ≤0.1 µS/cm; boron ≤5 ppb; pH 6.8–7.2; generation 10 h + regeneration 4 h per cycle methodology.
Contractor submits ready-to-construct foundation drawings for equipment needing foundations; NFC executes major/minor civil works for foundations/sumps/pits/tanks/cable trenches, then hands over site for erection.
Acid/alkali flooring is in vendor scope (corrigendum) — BOQ item 5 is epoxy flooring 350 Sq.m (see contradictions vs 'tiles' wording).
Core DM plant to fit existing building envelope L 21 m × W 7.7 m × H 5.8 m; DGT height to be optimized <5.8 m for maintenance clearance.
Incoming power supply to MCC is NFC scope; MCC installation within building subject to layout constraints.
Makes not on recommended list allowed if specs met, with EIC approval before procurement/fabrication.
Applicable standards (high level)
Execution follows NIT-PART B data sheets/specs; vessel design ASME Sec VIII Div. I; piping ASME B31.3; electrical earth pits IS:3043; safety per NFC/AERB guidelines package.
AERB Safety Guidelines PDF is part of work_item documents.
Painting specs for MGSF/ACF internals/externals revised by corrigendum to specified primer/epoxy DFT system.
Required documents & submission
The complete checklist of documents to submit — mandatory vs conditional, with any prescribed formats, proformas or annexures — plus how to submit: portal and mode, envelope/cover structure, digital signature requirements, signing and attestation rules, and physical originals with their deadline.
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Submission mode and portal
Online e-tender on CPP Portal (https://eprocure.gov.in/eprocure/app) in two-envelope system, plus mandatory physical hard copies of EMD and supporting documents.
Class III DSC with signing key usage required for CPP registration/login.
Do not rename TES Forms A–F or BoQ files before upload.
Appendix-VII labels portal as “GeM - Central Public Procurement Portal (CPPP)” while NIT body uses CPP Portal URL.
Online cover structure
Envelope-I (techno-commercial) holds bidder info, eligibility evidence, compliance appendices and Forms A–F (.rar); Envelope-II holds filled BoQ price bid (.xls).
Financial bid is online only; physical filled BoQ is prohibited and causes outright rejection.
Physical envelope structure and place/deadline
Three physical envelopes: (A) original EMD; (B) supporting eligibility/compliance docs + Appendix-VII checklist; outer envelope with work name and bid opening date/time, to GM (M-Zr, Utilities & SR) office by 01.09.2026 up to 1400 hrs.
All pages of techno-commercial documents for pre-qualification/qualification are to be self-attested; NFC may verify authenticity with issuing authorities.
Authorized signatory should hold Power of Attorney; all bid pages signed by POA holder (Appendix-VI note).
Hard copies of Tender form/declarations also contemplated on letter head.
Corrigendum analysis
Every corrigendum/addendum in order — what changed (original vs amended value), its impact, and the action for the bidder — ending with the values that finally apply.
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Corrigendum 1 issued (pre-bid replies) — prevails over original
Single corrigendum/addendum to pre-bid queries (Tender ID 2026_NFC_915907_1) issued after the 30.07.2026 pre-bid meeting; it forms an integral part of the bid and prevails on conflict.
Published as Technical Bid corrigendum; 28 serial clarifications/amendments spanning NIT Part A and Part B.
No separate date-extension corrigendum was issued; original key submission/opening dates remain.
Requests to ease PG timeline (20–28 days), allow SD as BG, and re-structure BOQ/pro-rata payment were rejected; original Cl. 26, Cl. 29 and Chapter L stand.
Sl.1 PG submission: as per Clause 26 (10 days from LOA, with 0.1%/day late fee mechanism).
Sl.2 SD: as per Clause 29 (2.5% from running bills / listed instruments).
Sl.26: Cl. 1.27.5 revised to “DGTAB to DGT”; Cl. 1.27.5(b) thickness Sch 40 ASME B36.10 with epoxy finish internally and externally.
I&C / automation scope reduced to manual plant
Plant remains manual with hand-actuated diaphragm valves; PLC/DCS and HMI/Operator Workstation automatic/semi-automatic control wording in Chapter A Cl. 1.II(iii) is deleted.
Sl.14 and Sl.17 both delete the Control System: PLC or DCS / HMI-Operator Workstation requirement.
Sl.16: utilities (service water/instrument air) still provided by NFC at a single point to assist erection/commissioning, despite manual philosophy.
Process, dosing, layout and civil interface clarifications
Corrigendum locks regeneration frequency, raw-water silica/TDS-TSS-FRC design basis, no separate dosing pumps, NFC incoming power to MCC, DGT height optimization within 5.8 m building, vendor acid/alkali flooring, and foundation drawing deliverables.
Sl.9: pumps wording revised; no separate acid/alkali dosing pumps; ejectors in contractor scope.
Sl.11: DMWST MOC remains as Cl. 1.25(vii) (SS 304) — MSRL alternative refused.
Sl.12: 10 h generation / 4 h regeneration; SAC&SBA once per batch; MB not more than once every seven batches.
Sl.13: DGT height optimized less than 5.8 m for maintenance clearance in building envelope.
Sl.15/18: incoming power to MCC by NFC; MCC in building; GA after award following site assessment.
Sl.19: silica = Total Silica.
Sl.20–23: welding/NDT codes, rubber lining as data sheets, inspection as data sheets, spares as listed clauses.
Sl.24: scope matrix as Chapter A Cl. 1.II–1.IV.
Sl.25: design raw water TDS 400 / TSS 20 / FRC 0.2 mg/l.
Sl.27–28: acid/alkali flooring in vendor scope (BoQ item 5); ready-to-construct foundation drawings by vendor.
Values that finally apply after Corrigendum 1
Final controlling snapshot: original key dates unchanged; PG 5% in 10 days (Cl.26); SD 2.5% per Cl.29; payments per Chapter L; manual DM plant 20 m³/h / 200 m³ OBR; ASME vessel design without U-stamp; NFC power to MCC; vendor flooring & foundation drawings; no date extension.
Automation PLC/DCS deleted; recommended-makes gaps open with EIC approval; resin hydraulic transfer deleted; DMWST SS304 retained.
Contradictions
Genuine conflicts within and across the documents (original vs corrigenda, clause vs annexure, tender document vs BOQ): both sides with citations, and which value prevails.
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Performance Guarantee submission timeline: 10 days vs 7 days
Cl. 26 requires PG within 10 days of LOA, while Schedule F Clause (1) states 7 days (plus max 7 days extension). Corrigendum Sl.1 directs bidders to Clause 26, so 10 days applies.
Pre-bid query text even cited 'within 7 days', matching Schedule F rather than Cl. 26.
Physical hard-copy deadline vs 'last date of bid submission' wording
Important dates / Appendix-VII allow physical EMD & hard copies until 01.09.2026 (1400 hrs), after online bid end 25.08.2026; Cl. 20.2(e) says the outer envelope must reach on or before the last date and time of bid submission.
Bidders should treat the explicit hard-copy window in Cl. 7 / Appendix-VII as the stated physical deadline, but the Cl. 20.2(e) wording creates residual rejection risk if read strictly as 25.08.2026.
Appendix numbering / form cross-reference mismatches
TOC and printed appendices number Solvency as Appendix-II and Compliance as Appendix-III, but Cl. 11, TES checklist and some clause lists shift numbers (e.g., solvency called Appendix-III; declaration Appendix-V).
Cl. 8.4 and Appendix-VII correctly point Compliance=III through Letter=VI when read with TOC.
Cl. 11 list and TES checklist are off-by-one versus TOC.
Use the printed appendix titles/pages, not the shifted cross-references.
FORM-A lookback period: 7 years vs 10 years
NIT Cl. 17 titles FORM-A as similar works during last 7 years, but Cl. 8.1 and TES Form A require last ten years.
Eligibility criterion of 10 years and the issued TES Form A heading should be followed for qualification evidence.
FORM-D content: running works vs solvency
Cl. 8.2 note says details of running works/works in progress are to be filled in FORM-D, but Cl. 17 and TES Form D are solvency certificate details; running works belong to Form B.
Bidders should complete both Form B (projects under execution/awarded) and Form D (solvency details), and still provide bidding-capacity/running-works support as required by Cl. 8.2.
Acid/alkali flooring specification: tiles vs epoxy
Chapter A Cl. 1.III.ii describes acid/alkali-resistant tiles, while Chapter B Cl. 4.1.2 and BoQ item 5 specify anti-corrosive epoxy flooring (350 Sq.m). Corrigendum assigns flooring to vendor via both Chapter A clause and BoQ item 5 without reconciling the material system.
Practical reading: price and execute BoQ item 5 epoxy system unless NFC issues a further clarification, but residual spec conflict remains.
Manual operation vs original PLC/DCS scope (resolved by corrigendum)
Original Part B required both manual diaphragm-valve operation and PLC/DCS automatic/semi-automatic control. Corrigendum deletes the PLC/DCS/HMI workstation scope and confirms manual operation.
Instrumentation panel and field instruments remain in BOQ/Part B lists even after automation deletion — scope boundary for 'centralized instrumentation panel' should be read with deleted automatic control language.
Physical Envelope B contents: App-VII vs Cl. 20.2
Cl. 20.2 requires physical documentary evidence for Experience, Financial, Statutory and Compliance criteria, but Appendix-VII Envelope B checklist lists Financial, Statutory, Compliance and Annexure VII and omits an explicit technical-experience line.
Safer compliance is to physically submit all Cl. 20.2 categories, including experience documents uploaded online.
Raw-water FRC: BDL table vs corrigendum 0.2 mg/l design value
Original raw-water table lists Free Residual Chlorine as BDL, while Corrigendum Sl.25 requires design for FRC of 0.2 mg/l (with TDS 400 and TSS 20).
Corrigendum design values prevail for process design where they amend/clarify the basis.
Pre-bid queries
Only critical, tender-specific pre-bid queries that could materially change bid/no-bid, pricing, eligibility or contractual risk. Skip generic or obvious questions the documents already answer clearly.
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Confirm controlling physical submission cut-off
Ask NFC to expressly confirm whether original EMD/hard copies must arrive by online bid end (25.08.2026 1800 hrs) per Cl. 20.2(e), or by the later 01.09.2026 1400 hrs window in Cl. 7/Appendix-VII.
Material pass/fail risk if envelopes are rejected as late under one reading.
Reconcile flooring system to be priced
Seek written confirmation whether chemical-area flooring is acid/alkali-resistant tile work (Chapter A) or epoxy system per BoQ item 5 / Chapter B 4.1.2, including accepted product standard and finish.
Affects BOQ item 5 quantity pricing and civil interface with NFC-finished surfaces.
Payment mechanics for single-lot core plant item 1.01
Although corrigendum retained Chapter L, seek operational clarity on how 60/20/20 pro-rata certification will be measured against BOQ 1.01 'complete DM plant' lot versus discrete equipment items, and what delivery milestones unlock 60%.
Critical to cash-flow modelling because commissioning 20% is single payment only after entire scope acceptance.
Civil handover schedule dependency
Request NFC milestone dates for foundation/sump/pit/trench civil works and site handover relative to the 18-month clock, including whether time stops if NFC civil works delay erection start.
Contractor must submit ready-to-construct foundation drawings but cannot erect until NFC completes civil works.
Residual instrumentation scope after PLC/DCS deletion
Confirm exact remaining I&C deliverables (centralized instrumentation panel architecture, alarms, data logging expectations) now that automatic PLC/DCS/HMI control is deleted but instrumentation BOQ items remain.
Affects design man-hours and bought-out package definition.
EMD instrument validity / claim period and NTRP evidence
Request minimum validity/claim period for FDR/insurance surety bond EMD and exact NTRP payment proof to be uploaded/submitted, since no EMD validity duration is stated.
Also confirm whether bank guarantee is unacceptable for EMD (only insurance surety bonds appear among guarantee-like instruments).
Consortium/JV permissibility under OEM criterion
Confirm whether consortium/JV is permitted at all; Appendix-VI assumes Individual bid and Cl. 8.1.III requires the bidder itself to be ISO 9001 OEM of DM/WTP plants.
Material bid/no-bid issue for EPC houses that are not OEMs.
Risks
Commercial, legal and execution risks a bidder should weigh: liquidated damages and penalties, unusual or one-sided clauses, tight timelines, and payment or security risks.
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Liquidated damages and completion pressure
LD is 0.5% of contract value per week of delay, capped at 5%, while completion is a firm 18-month schedule including monsoon and dependent on NFC civil handover.
Force majeure (natural calamities, pandemic, unavailability of site) stated not to attract penalties.
No mobilization advance; firm prices with Schedule F price-variation clauses marked not applicable.
Cash-flow / security stacking
Bidder funds EMD ₹11 Lakh (no MSME exemption), then PG 5% within 10 days of LOA, plus SD 2.5% from R.A. bills, against quarterly payments and 20% retention until full commissioning acceptance.
PG late submission attracts 0.1% per day of PG amount.
SD BG option refused by corrigendum.
Failure to commence risks absolute PG forfeiture and re-tender debarment.
Zero-deviation and evaluation strictness
Zero-deviation bidding with summary rejection for deviations; incomplete technical submissions disqualify without further notice; discrepancies between uploaded and hard copies invalidate the bid.
Physical qualification documents of failed bidders are not returned; their price bids are not opened.
Nuclear-site access, safety and labour compliance burden
Work inside NFC requires police verification, medical fitness, height medicals (>3 m), PPE, uniforms, CISF security controls, minimum wages and adherence to NFC/AERB safety guidelines — all generally at contractor cost.
No labour hutments/stay inside premises after day's job.
Rates inclusive of PVC charges; no extra payment.
Principal technical representative mandatory (Chem/Mech graduate 5 yrs or diploma 10 yrs) with recovery Rs 27,000 / Rs 1065 per day if absent.
Performance guarantee test and latent technical risk
Final acceptance requires successful PG tests over minimum five complete operating cycles against tight product quality (≤0.1 µS/cm, boron ≤5 ppb) and OBR; failure requires free rectification/modification.
Existing building envelope 5.8 m height constrains Degasser and equipment layout.
Manual operation with high water-quality guarantees increases operational/test risk.
Quantity variation may be to any extent individually without unit-rate revision (preamble).
Debarment and forever bans
Bid withdrawal during validity can attract one-year debarment; back-to-back execution of qualifying works can attract forever debarment from NFC/units (and DAE per Appendix-IV) plus security forfeiture.
Contacts
The inviting authority and relevant contacts: office, person, designation, address, phone and email — and which address receives physical submissions, if any.
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Inviting / accepting authority
Tenders invited on behalf of the President of India by Deputy Chief Executive (Z, Melting, EPC, Utilities & Services/SR), Nuclear Fuel Complex, Hyderabad – 500062.
Same emails used for pre-bid queries and site-visit intimation.
Physical submission / site office address
Hard copies and EMD are to be addressed to O/o General Manager (M-Zr, Utilities & SR), 1st Floor, PD & Utilities Building, Nuclear Fuel Complex, ECIL Post, Hyderabad-500062, Telangana.
Telephone listed at site office: 040-27184366/3482/3691/4102.