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S&T Interlocking of LC Gates TVU>10000

S&T work for interlocking of LC gates with TVU>10000 in section Delhi-Bathinda , Sonipat-Gohana & Shamli-Tapri section of Delhi Division of Northern Railway

Northern Railway · DelhiProject_DLI_SNT_26_11

Written by TenderKart AI from the documents published when it was generated. Check the tender for later corrigenda before you bid.

Published

23 Jul 2026

Closes

14 Aug 2026

Estimated value

₹2.9 Cr

EMD

₹5.7 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.

Publication / document availability

Tender documents became available on www.ireps.gov.in on 23.07.2026 (NIT upload time 23/07/2026 12:42).

Tender Notice critical date code D0: Date of availability of tender document on www.ireps.gov.in = 23.07.2026.
NIT header: Date Time Of Uploading Tender = 23/07/2026 12:42.

Bid submission start

Start of online offer submission is stated as 30.07.2026 in the Tender Notice critical dates, while NIT states Bidding Start Date 31/07/2026.

Tender Notice: D1 = D0 + 6 days = Start of submission of offer on www.ireps.gov.in = 30.07.2026.
NIT HEADER: Bidding Start Date 31/07/2026.
Treat this as a document conflict; confirm the live IREPS start date before bidding (also listed under contradictions).

Pre-bid / clarification

No pre-bid conference is required; pre-bid conference date/time is Not Applicable.

NIT: Pre-Bid Conference Required = No; Pre-Bid Conference Date Time = Not Applicable.
Clarifications may be sought from Dy. Chief Signal & Telecom Engineer/PROJECT/DLI, Northern Railway, New Delhi during working hours.

Bid submission deadline

Online bid closing is 14/08/2026 at 11:30 Hrs on IREPS; manual offers are not allowed.

NIT Closing Date/Time: 14/08/2026 11:30 Hrs; bidders may submit original/revised bids only up to closing date and time.
Tender Notice critical date D2 = D0 + 21 days = 14.08.2026 for end of availability of tender documents and opening of tender/offer.
Only e-tenders accepted; tenders in any other form summarily rejected.

Bid opening

Tender/offer opens on 14.08.2026 immediately after close of uploading; if that date is a holiday, opening shifts to the next working day at the same time.

This tender is Single Packet / e-tender one packet (advertised value below Rs.10 crore).
For single-packet tenders, the bid is opened on Date D2 immediately after close of uploading.
Some two-packet wording elsewhere in the same document is not applicable to this value band (see contradictions).

Bid / offer validity

Offer validity is 60 days because tender value is up to Rs.10 crore.

NIT: Validity of Offer (Days) = 60.
Tender Notice: 60 days for tenders of value upto Rs.10 cr. from the date of opening.
Tender Form (First Sheet) also states keep offer open 60/90 days (upto Rs.10 cr / more than Rs.10 cr) from the date fixed for closing of the tender — wording of the start point differs from the Tender Notice (see contradictions).

Completion period

Entire work must be completed in 12 (Twelve) months from the date of issue of Letter of Acceptance; time is the essence of contract.

NIT Period of Completion: 12 Months.
Top Sheet / Tender Notice / Vol-I clause 8.1 all state 12 months from LOA/Acceptance letter.

Financials

Tender value or estimated cost, EMD/bid security (amount, acceptable forms, validity), tender document fees, performance security, and key payment terms.

Advertised / estimated tender value

Advertised value is Rs. 2,86,53,570.90 (single rate for tender; Above/Below/Par).

NIT: Advertised Value 28653570.90; Bidding Style Single Rate for Tender; Bidding Unit Above/Below/Par.
Schedule A total equals the same advertised amount.

Bid Security / EMD

Earnest Money / Bid Security is Rs. 5,73,100.00; payable online cash via e-payment gateway or as Bank Guarantee from a scheduled commercial bank of India.

NIT Earnest Money (Rs.) 573100.00.
Vol-I clause 3.1: Bid Security is 2% of estimated cost for all works, rounded off to nearest Rs.100 (573100 matches 2% of advertised value rounded).
Forms: (A) ONLINE mode-CASH (no documentary proof); (B) ONLINE MODE-BG — scanned BG uploaded with tender; original BG delivered in person to the official nominated in the tender document before closing date excluding the last date of submission.
BG format Annexure-A(1); BG validity 90 days beyond bid validity period.
Exemptions: DIPP-recognized Startups exempt; Labour Cooperative Societies deposit only 50%.
If tender accepted, Bid Security is retained/encashed as part of Security Deposit; unsuccessful bidders' Bid Security returned without interest.
Non-submission of scanned BG and/or original BG within specified period = summary rejection.

Tender document fee

Tender document cost is Nil / Rs. 0.00 for this e-tender.

NIT Tender Doc. Cost (Rs.) 0.00.
Top sheet Price: NIL; Tender Notice cost of tender document NIL in case of e-tender.

Security Deposit

Security Deposit is 5% of the contract value; Bid Security is retained/encashed towards it and balance recovered @ 6% of bill amount till full SD is recovered.

Balance SD may be deposited in cash, TDR or irrevocable BG from scheduled commercial bank of India, or recovered from bills.
SD BG initially valid up to stipulated Maintenance period plus 60 days.
Refund after final payment, No-Claim/final supplementary agreement, and maintenance certificate on expiry of maintenance period.
No interest on Bid Security or Security Deposit.
Maintenance period: 12 months from date of completion certified by Engineer-in-charge.

Performance Guarantee

Successful bidder must submit Performance Guarantee of 5% of original contract value within 21 days of LOA (extendable to 60 days with 12% p.a. penal interest after day 21).

PG before signing contract agreement; initially valid to stipulated completion date + 60 days; extend if completion extended.
Accepted forms include cash, irrevocable BG, Insurance Surety Bond (Annexure-A(2)), Government securities, DDs/Pay Orders, bank deposit receipts, Post Office/NSC instruments, etc., in favour of FA & CAO/C/NR/Kashmere Gate, Delhi.
PG released after physical completion on Completion Certificate; SD released only after maintenance period and final bill/No-claim.
Failure to submit PG even after 60 days: contract liable to termination; Bid Security and other dues forfeitable up to PG amount; failed contractor debarred from re-tender for that work.
Additional Performance Guarantee if bid is below advertised cost: Below 0–5% (inclusive) Nil; Below 5% → additional 5%.
PG amount based on original contract value and does not change with subsequent variations.

Payment terms

Payments are through EFT/ECS on staged on-account bills, generally capped so that on-account payment does not exceed 90% until PAC/warranty milestones release the balance.

Category A (supply with separate installation): 90% on supply & acceptance at railway store; 5% after Provisional Acceptance Certificate; 5% after warranty period/Final Acceptance.
Category B (supply + installation & commissioning): 80% supply acceptance; 10% after installation & testing; 5% PAC; 5% after warranty/Final Acceptance.
Category C (installation & commissioning only): 90% on installation; 5% PAC; 5% after warranty/Final Acceptance.
Category D (supply only): 90% after inspected material receipt and consignee no-loss certificate.
Supporting documents: receipt at stores certified by purchaser's engineer representative; original inspection certificate (RDSO/RITES/Consignee); delivery challan/invoice in duplicate.
Final bill with No Claim Certificate after Final Acceptance Certificate (whole work accepted, maintenance period over, released materials handed over, material reconciliation).
GSTIN to be submitted immediately after award; no payment without it if contractor is liable to register. Works contracts treated as supply of services under GST.
Income tax deducted as per IT Act; 1% labour cess from each RA bill.
PVC is NOT applicable in this tender.
Bill passing: Dy. CSTE/PROJECT/DLI; Bill paying: FA&CAO/C, K.Gate, Delhi.

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.

Technical eligibility – similar work experience

In last 07 years ending last day of month previous to the month of tender invitation, complete/substantially complete from Government organisations: 3 similar works ≥30% OR 2 ≥40% OR 1 ≥60% of advertised value.

Advertised value Rs. 2,86,53,570.90 ⇒ approximate thresholds: 30% ≈ Rs. 85.96 lakh; 40% ≈ Rs. 1.146 crore; 60% ≈ Rs. 1.719 crore.
Similar nature of work: Any work in connection with signaling installation. The work shall include indoor wiring component also if tendered work involves indoor wiring alteration in the existing system.
Work experience certificate from private individual not considered.
Public listed company certificates allowed only if company has average annual turnover ≥ Rs.500 crore in last 3 FYs excluding current FY, listed on NSE/BSE, incorporated/registered at least 5 years prior to tender closing date, and certificate issued by authorised person — with work order, BOQ, CA-certified payment details, TDS and final/last bill.
Substantially completed work means ongoing work with payment ≥90% of present contract value (excluding PVC) and no termination proceedings; credential not older than 60 days before invitation of present tender.
Tenderer may be required to submit schedules of works supporting the 30/40/60 criteria.

Financial eligibility – average annual contractual turnover

Minimum average annual contractual turnover of V/N or V, whichever is less (V = advertised value in crores; N = years prescribed for completion).

With advertised value ≈ Rs.2.865 crore and N = 1 year (12 months), required average annual contractual turnover is V/N = V ≈ Rs.2.865 crore.
Average of total contractual payments in previous three financial years per audited balance sheets; if previous year BS not yet prepared/audited, use fourth previous year.
Submit Annexure-I with CA-certified audited balance sheets / CA certificate supported by audited BS.

Bid capacity

Bid capacity evaluation (Annexure-H & N) applies only to tenders costing more than Rs.10 crore — not applicable to this tender (advertised value ≈ Rs.2.87 crore).

Tender Notice Note 1.0(b): summary rejection for non-submission of Annexure-H & N only where tender value more than Rs.10 crore.

JV / Consortium

Joint Venture and Consortium bidding are not allowed for this tender.

NIT: Are JV allowed to bid = No; Number of JV Member Allowed = 0.
NIT: Are Consortium allowed to bid = No; Number of Consortium Member Allowed = 0.
Despite general JV formats existing in the standard tender book, NIT disallows JV/Consortium for this invitation.

Debarment / blacklisting and false credentials

Bidder must not be blacklisted/debarred by Railways or any other Ministry/Department of Govt. of India on bid submission/opening date; false/forged documents trigger forfeiture, rejection/termination and banning up to two years.

NIT bidder certificate: not blacklisted/debarred on date of submission of bids in individual capacity or as HUF/member of partnership/LLP/JV/Society/Trust.
False certificate during evaluation: forfeiture of Bid Security, summary rejection, banning up to two years.
False after award: termination, forfeiture of Bid Security/SD/PG, banning up to two years.
Constitution-related Annexures O-1 to O-15 (as applicable) include non-blacklisting undertakings.
Deliberate wrong information/credentials: reject at any stage and suspend business up to two years.

Land-border / Make in India declarations

Bidder must certify compliance with restrictions on procurement from countries sharing a land border with India; tender complies with Public Procurement (Make in India) Order 2017.

NIT certificate S.No.10: not from such a country, or registered with competent authority if from such a country.
Commercial compliance seeks percentage of local content (optional upload).
Make in India details elaborated in Clause 2.3.4 of Special Tender Conditions.

Constitution of firm documents

Firm constitution documents under clause 2.4 are mandatory; incomplete constitution papers make the offer incomplete and summarily rejected.

Required set depends on sole proprietorship / partnership / company / society / trust / LLP / HUF (standard Annexures O-series and related deeds/PoA).
If acting through agent/partner, notarised/Magistrate-authenticated Power of Attorney must be submitted with tender or offer is liable to rejection.

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.

Work title and locations

S&T interlocking of LC gates with TVU>10000 on Delhi-Bathinda, Sonipat-Gohana and Shamli-Tapri sections of Delhi Division, Northern Railway.

List of six non-interlocked LC gates (ListOfLCs.pdf): C-175 JHL-BRZ (TVU 23598); C-154 DTN-TUN (18700); 127 UCA-GSO (40537); 7 ROK-GHNA (20572); 34 ASE-SPZ (19927.22); 142 MNZ-TPZ (43484).
Contract type: Works - General; Expenditure Type Capital (Works).

Contractor scope of work

Contractor executes outdoor and indoor S&T works for LC gate interlocking, including trenching/cabling, apparatus cases, signals, electric lifting barriers, indoor relay wiring, testing, painting, documentation and schedule supplies.

Vol-II clause 2 scope includes: design/drawing preparation (panel, circuit, outdoor details) for Railway approval; cable trenching/laying/termination under traffic; location boxes; CLS signals; electric lifting barriers and sliding barriers; indoor wiring per HQ typical LC gate interlocking circuits; testing of indoor/outdoor gears and panel; cleaning/scraping/painting/lettering; loading/leading/unloading; supply of schedule materials including relays/fuses; other IREPS schedule activities.
NIT schedule has 85 BOQ items covering excavation, cable laying, bricks/HDPE/GI pipe, apparatus cases, signal foundations, ELB, fire alarm/FACS items, magneto telephones, tool kit, furniture, etc.
Contractor studies Northern Railway signalling practices and supplies any equipment/design/component needed for successful indoor-outdoor integration without extra cost (except quantified SIP alteration extras as specified).
Installation/commissioning of sophisticated items (EI/SSI, SSDAC, UFSBI, BPAC, ELB, ELD, Data Logger, Fuse Changeover, AFDAS etc.) shall be done by OEM.
All indoor & outdoor circuits designed/executed to suit RE area; RDSO specs/drawings mean latest amendment/revision.

Railway scope / free issue

Railway supplies materials listed in Annexure-I of Vol-II, provides SIP/approvals and buildings (relay rooms/huts etc.), and makes personnel available for inspection/joint testing.

Approved SIP, Selection Table/Route Control Chart, Panel Diagram, Wiring Interface and Logic Diagrams by Railway; other outdoor drawings by contractor.
Railway free-issue materials from store of Sr. Section Engineer/Sig./PROJECT/Store/NNO or other NR stores; consignee SSE/Sig./PROJECT/Store/NNO, Delhi.
Contractor supplies materials per Annexure-II of Vol-II to the same store then transports to site.
Drawings can be collected from office of Dy. CSTE/PROJECT/DLI, N. Rly., New Delhi without additional cost.

Deliverables, timeline and standards

Complete interlocking works at the listed LC gates within 12 months of LOA, with six bound document sets per station plus AutoCAD soft copy, and maintain for 12 months after completion.

Documentation: wiring diagrams, panel diagram, relay/cable termination particulars, relay layout/contact analysis, equipment layout, cable route plan and other drawings per NR practice; original tracings on reproduction film; drawings per Appendix-3 of Volume-III.
Execution under train running conditions on busy main line & working yards without damaging existing cables/safety gears; disconnection memo / non-interlocking without affecting punctuality/safety.
Quantities in schedule are approximate and subject to variation; Railway does not guarantee work under each item.
Governing conditions: IR GCC April-2022 with latest correction slips as on tender opening, Special Conditions override GCC/ITT where they differ; RDSO/SEM/NR drawings and practices apply.

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.

Submission mode and portal

Only online e-tender on www.ireps.gov.in; Class III digital certificate required; single packet for this tender value.

Manual/offline offers ignored/summarily rejected.
Advertised value < Rs.10 crore ⇒ Single Packet/File containing technical-commercial content, firm constitution docs and all Annexure-1 & 2 documents, with financial rate quoted in the IREPS financial fields.
Upload offer well in time; Railway not responsible for last-minute upload/payment failures.
After opening, no new technical/financial eligibility or constitution documents entertained; Railway may seek clarification only on already submitted documents.
Original physical documents may be demanded at short notice during evaluation or after finalisation.

Signing, stamping and attestation

Each uploaded page must be signed and stamped; legal documents follow prescribed NJ stamp, witnessing and notary rules.

NIT Special Conditions: each page of documents uploaded with bid must be signed and stamped before uploading.
Each page of tender papers treated as signed/accepted by legally authorised person.
Power of Attorney: stamped and authenticated by Notary Public or Magistrate.
Non-judicial stamp paper purchased in name of firm/executant, from place of execution, prior to execution date; notary attestation on each page with name/area/registration number.

Physical originals

If Bid Security is by Bank Guarantee, original BG must be delivered in person before bid closing date excluding the last submission day; other originals only if Railway demands.

BG envelope sealed, marked with bid identification, bidder name/address and Bid Due Date; addressed to officer/address mentioned in tender document.
No separate general physical bid submission is allowed — e-tender only.

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.

No corrigendum / addendum found

The tender pack contains no corrigendum or addendum files; original NIT and tender document dates/conditions apply as published.

Documents present: nit.pdf, Project_DLI_SnT_26_11.pdf, GCC-2022.pdf, ListOfLCs.pdf only.
No amendment chain to collapse; final values are those in the base documents (with internal conflicts noted under contradictions).

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.

Bid submission start date: 30.07.2026 vs 31/07/2026

Tender Notice critical dates put start of submission on 30.07.2026, while NIT header states Bidding Start Date 31/07/2026.

Both cannot be true simultaneously; check the live IREPS calendar for the operative start date.
Closing date is consistently 14/08/2026 in both sources.

Single-packet vs two-packet language

NIT and Top Sheet prescribe Single Packet / One Packet, but Tender Notice also contains two-packet upload and deferred financial-bid opening language.

NIT: Bidding System Single Packet System; Top Sheet: E-Tender (One Packet).
Tender Notice para 3.0 correctly describes single packet for value upto Rs.10 crore; para 4.0 then says upload two files/packets and page 15 speaks of later financial bid opening.
Covering Note clarifies: upto Rs.10 crore = single packet; more than Rs.10 crore = two packet. For this ~Rs.2.87 crore tender, single packet prevails.
Bidder should follow NIT single-packet process and IREPS single-packet workflow.

Offer validity reckoned from opening vs closing

Tender Notice measures 60-day validity from date of opening; Tender Form First Sheet measures it from date fixed for closing.

NIT only states Validity of Offer (Days) 60 without specifying the start event.
For risk control, bidders should assume Railway may rely on either formulation and keep the offer firm for 60 days from both closing and opening (same calendar day here if opened on closing day).
Seek clarification if LOA is delayed near day 60.

Opening time wording

NIT closes at 11:30 Hrs on 14/08/2026 with opening immediately after close, while covering-note template refers to opening at 15:00 hours (blank date) used for two-packet technical opening.

For this single-packet tender, operative rule is opening on D2 immediately after close of uploading at the NIT closing time window.
Two-packet 15:00 hrs language applies only if tender value > Rs.10 crore.

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.

Confirm operative bid start date on IREPS

Please confirm whether online bid submission opens on 30.07.2026 (Tender Notice D1) or 31/07/2026 (NIT Bidding Start Date).

Conflict can cause a bid to be prepared against a portal that is still closed, or missed planning if portal opens a day earlier.

Confirm single-packet evaluation workflow

Please confirm that, for this <Rs.10 crore tender, only single-packet submission applies and financial rates are opened with the same packet (no separate later financial opening).

Tender Notice still contains two-packet and deferred financial-bid wording that could confuse portal packet configuration and evaluation expectations.

Name the official and address for original Bid Security BG

Please name the exact official designation, office address and any receipt timings for physical delivery of original Bid Security Bank Guarantee.

Documents repeatedly say deliver to 'the official nominated as indicated in the tender document' / 'officer and address as mentioned', but Top Sheet postal address fields are blank.
Wrong delivery point risks summary rejection for non-submission of original BG before the cut-off (excluding last day).

Railway free-issue materials and OEM boundaries

Please confirm the final free-issue list (Annexure-I/Vol-II) and which schedule items must be installed/commissioned only by OEM, especially ELB/AFDAS/FACS and any EI-related gear.

Scope requires OEM installation for sophisticated equipment; pricing and programme depend on OEM engagement and free-issue availability from SSE/Sig/PROJECT/Store/NNO.
Also clarify whether SIP alterations without extra equipment are truly at no cost even if design/engineering effort is significant.

Offer validity start event and LOA timeline

Please confirm whether the 60-day offer validity runs from bid closing or bid opening, and the expected LOA timeline.

Document wording conflicts; late LOA near validity expiry creates Bid Security forfeiture risk if bidder cannot extend.

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.

Liquidated damages for delay

If delayed for reasons other than clauses 17/17-A, Railway may grant extension with LD of 0.05% to 0.30% of contract value per week or part week, capped at 5%.

Time is essence; 12-month completion from LOA for six LC gate sites under traffic.
Further failure after extension: SD appropriation and rescission under Clause 62 possible whether or not actual damage is proved.
Bonus for early completion under 17-C is not available (threshold >Rs.50 crore).

Work under running traffic / no claim for Railway holds

Execution is on busy main line and working yards; contractor must protect existing gears and train operation, while Railway excludes claims for many delay/hold-up causes on Railway account.

No claim for idle labour/machinery or business loss.
No claim for delay/hold up from late drawing approvals, modifications, site layout changes or late Railway material supply.
Cable laying at lesser depth needs JAG approval and yields only proportionate payment.
High operational interface risk (disconnection memos, non-interlocking windows) can compress productive working time inside the 12-month envelope.

Payment retention and no PVC

Material cash-flow is tight: large portions paid only after PAC and after 12-month warranty/maintenance, and Price Variation is not applicable.

Typically 5% held to PAC and another 5% to final acceptance after warranty; supply+install items pay only 80% on supply.
SD 5% plus PG 5% (and possible additional PG if bid more than 5% below) locks substantial working capital.
PVC NOT applicable — contractor bears input-price inflation over 12 months + maintenance.

Security forfeiture and debarment triggers

Resiling from offer, late/failed PG, false credentials or post-award falsehoods can forfeit Bid Security/SD/PG and ban business up to two years; failed PG contractor is debarred from re-tender of that work.

PG delay beyond 21 days attracts 12% p.a. penal interest; beyond 60 days contract liable to termination.
Contract documents to be executed within 7 days of notice that documents are ready; work commencement within 15 days of order — else Bid Security forfeiture conditions in Tender Form apply.

OEM dependency and qualified engineer mandate

Sophisticated equipment must be installed/commissioned by OEM; contractor must deploy one Graduate Engineer (cost ≥ Rs.200 lakh) with default penalties up to Rs.40,000/month.

OEM scheduling risk can drive LD exposure.
As per Para 26A.3 of IRGCC April 2022 as adopted here, number of qualified engineers to be deployed is One Engineer.
Diploma-holder default penalty Rs.25,000/month where that cadre applies.

Below-threshold bidding extra PG

Quotes more than 5% below advertised cost attract additional Performance Guarantee of 5% on top of normal 5% PG.

Aggressive discounting materially increases security lock-in and termination exposure.

Contacts

The inviting authority and relevant contacts: office, person, designation, address, phone and email — and which address receives physical submissions, if any.

Tender inviting / contractual authority

Dy. Chief Signal & Telecommunication Engineer / Project Unit / Delhi (Dy. CSTE/PROJECT/DLI), Northern Railway, acting for the President of India.

Office address repeatedly given as DRM Office, New Delhi / Northern Railway, New Delhi.
Tender Form addressee: The President of India, Acting through the Dy. CSTE/PROJECT/DLI, Northern Railway, Delhi Division DRM Office, New Delhi.
NIT digitally signed by ANURAG RAWAT, Designation ESTE/P/DLI.
Top Sheet fields for postal address, email id and mobile number are blank in the PDF.

Clarification contact during tender

Prospective tenderers may contact Deputy Chief Signal & Telecom Engineer/PROJECT/DLI, Northern Railway, New Delhi during working hours for clarifications.

No pre-bid conference is scheduled.
No phone/email is printed in the tender PDFs for this officer.

Bill paying / financial authority and BG favour

Bill paying authority is FA&CAO/C, K.Gate, Delhi; performance/security instruments are to be in favour of FA & CAO/C/NR, Kashmere Gate, Delhi.

PG bond text addresses FA & CAO/Const, Northern Railway, Kashmere Gate, Delhi-110006.
Tender Notice copy list includes FA & CAO/Const., Northern Railway, K. Gate, Delhi (through e-mail).

Stores / consignee

Consignee / free-issue store interface is Sr. Section Engineer/Sig./PROJECT/Store/NNO, Delhi.

Contractor-supplied materials also to be supplied to SSE/Sig./PROJECT/Store/NNO Delhi then transported to site by contractor.
Drawings collectable from office of Dy. CSTE/PROJECT/DLI, N. Rly., New Delhi.

Portal for e-tender correspondence

All tendering is through Indian Railway e-procurement site www.ireps.gov.in.

No alternate physical bid receiving address is provided because manual offers are not allowed.