Neyveli Lignite Corporation Limited Global Tender for 12 nos Crawler Mounted Hydraulic Backhoes

 Issuer Name: Neyveli Lignite Corporation Limited

Tender Number: CO CONTS/ 0017A/ M-I, IA & M-II / Backhoes/Cont. Mines/ 2013 DT 15.06.2013

Tender Type: Global Tender, Two Parts Bid

Tender Brief: Global Tender Enquiry, Notice Inviting Sealed Bids in English (One original and six identical copies) are invited by NEYVELI LIGNITE CORPORATION LIMITED, Neyveli for Manufacture and supply/inspection of equipment on receipt at site for shortages / damages, on FOB / Ex-worksbasis in fully assembled condition and testing and commissioning of 12 Nos. Crawler Mounted Hydraulic Backhoes of bucket capacity not less than 0.9 Cu.m required for

Mine-I, Mine-II & Mine-IA (7 Nos. for Mine-I, 4 Nos. for Mine-II and 1 No. for Mine-IA)

Scope: Scope of work shall include Manufacture and supply/ inspection of equipment on receipt at site for shortages / damages, on Ex-works basis in fully assembled condition and testing and commissioning of 12 Nos. Crawler Mounted Hydraulic Backhoes of bucket capacity not less than 0.9 Cu.m required for Mine-I, Mine-II & Mine-IA (7 Nos. for Mine-I, 4 Nos. for Mine-II and 1 No. for Mine-IA)

Bid Documents Issue: 19.06.13 to 06.08.13

Bid Document Fee:  INR 10,000/(or)US$ 174 (or)Euro 130

EMD amount: INR 9,00,000/ (or)US $ 15587 (or) Euro 11685

Last date of receipt of queries: Not Specified

Pre-Bid meeting: Not Specified

Bid Receipt Date: 07.08.13 up to 14.30 Hrs. (IST)

Bid Opening Date: 07.08.13 at 15.00 Hrs. (IST)

Contact Address: Chief General Manager / Contracts, Corporate Office, NLC Ltd., Block-1, Neyveli – 607 801.

Phone: 04142 –252215, Fax : 04142–252026 / 252645 / 252646. E-Mail ID: cgmconts_co@nlcindia.com  

For more details of tender visit Neyveli Lignite Corporation Limited portal

Source: Internet



Australian Mine Acquisitions Put Indian Cos on Debt Row; GVK Power, Lanco Infratech and Adani Enterprises facing rising of debt

The acquisition of coal assets by Indian companies such as GVK Power, Lanco Infratech and Adani Enterprises last fiscal is now starting to bite with rising debt, inadequate cash flows and a sharp slide in their market capitalisation. Given the concerns over their rising debt and weak performance of their existing business, the market capitalisation of these companies has fallen by 60-80% in the last two years. The biggest challenge that these companies face now is the ability to achieve financial closure on their Australian projects, especially when their cash flows from existing businesses are insufficient and with the high debt to equity. In addition, low stock valuations render additional equity infusion imprudent. Selling stakes in coal mine will not be viable either since coal prices have corrected by close to 30% from their peak, thereby reducing the mark-tomarket worth of these assets. “When these companies acquired these assets, they expected coal demand to continue and did not foresee the various regulatory and economic risks involved. Now the coal prices have corrected and are on the downward trend. These companies will have to see one entire downcycle before these acquired assets are valued like earlier,” said a fund manager who spoke on the condition of anonymity. GVK Power has a stake of close to 10% in Hancock, its Australian mine, while 90% of the equity is controlled by a private company owned by the promoter. Together, they will need to invest around Rs 55,000 crore to develop the coal mine and related infrastructure. Its debt-equity ratio has hit an alarming level of 4 with a debt of around Rs 14,300 crore. Its cash flows have been weak due to the poor performance of its power business because of the lack of gas availability and cost overruns in its airport business. The company’s stock price has plunged 70% in the last two years. According to Deepika Mundra of JP Morgan, the company’s return-on-equity will remain negative due to near doubling of interest costs. Also its interest coverage, or EBIDTA relative to interest outgo, is low at 1.3 and may worsen if operating performance deteriorates further.

“We are considering raising funds through a stake sale and debt. However, we cannot reveal the exact structure,” said Isaac George, CFO of GVK Power. At about seven times, Lanco’s debt to equity is the highest among the three companies. It has a debt of . 32,000 crore and needs an investment of nearly . 25,000 crore to develop the mines. However, the company has already defaulted twice in the current year as it is facing huge losses in its power business which has resulted in an operating loss. The company is not earning enough to cover interest costs, leave alone repaying the loan. Improvement in the near term appears difficult considering falling commodity prices and the bleak demand scenario. Lanco’s officials were not available for comment.
jwalit.vyas@timesgroup.com

 

Source: Economic Times

Afghanistan Expects Big India Play in Mines ; Country to soon invite global bids for 4 new mineral deposits, expects Indian cos to participate

Afghanistan will invite global bids to develop four new iron ore and copper deposits, including a greenfield iron ore mine at Fiyadara estimated to hold half a billion tonne in reserves in early 2013. It is also expected to invite companies to pitch for lucrative copper reserves at North Aynak that hold nearly 8-10 million tonne reserves. “Indian companies have good potential and they are competitive. We expect to attract both public and private companies from India to participate in the forthcoming bids in a big way,” mines minister Wahidullah Shahrani said on the sidelines of the Global Mining Summit 2012 being organised by the Confederation of Indian Industries (CII). The announcement comes days before the Afghan government is due to complete the process of evaluation of detailed bids for copper and gold assets at Shaida deposit. A clutch of public and private sector companies including, Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL), Hindustan Copper, National Aluminium Company (Nalco), MECL, Monnet Ispat & Energy, Jindal Steel and Power Limited (JSPL) have been shortlisted along with Chinese, British and US firms. “I am not part of the evaluation committee and hence I cannot comment on it. All I can say is we will announce it soon,” he said, when asked about the prospects of Indian companies in that bid.

 

Last year, a consortium of six Indian companies had bagged the rights to mine some 2 billion tonnes of iron ore at Hajigak by committing to build a six million tone steel plant at an investment of over $10 billion, edging out competition from US, the UK and Canadian firms.“The Indian consortium will start work on the Hajigak project in January 2013,” Sharani said.

 

“The two countries share strong historical ties to which deep economic ties are now being added. Mining will be the foundation for efficient relations between the two countries which signed bilateral agreements for co-operation in steel, coal, fertilisers cement and oil & gas last month,” the Afghan minister said. Shahrani said Afghanistan is considered as the last frontier in mineral exploration especially for copper, gold, iron ore, lithium, molybdenum and rare earth minerals.

 

“India’s demand for minerals is being fuelled by its growing construction, infrastructrre and power generation sector. Our country can be a major source of raw materials for this, with the mining sector tipped to contribute nearly 40% to the country’s GDP by 2024,” he said.

CAG Report may suggest Carrot & Stick for Caol Miners

REPORT COMING THIS WEEK

CAG Wants Carrot & Stick for Coal Miners

May recommend creation of single-window mechanism for approving mining projects

The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) is likely to ask the government to introduce rewards and penalties to encourage higher output by coal miners, including private firms that allegedly received a windfall of . 1.86 lakh crore from non-transparent allocation of coal blocks.

The CAG’s report on the coal sector, likely to be tabled in Parliament this week, is expected to broadly retain the contents of the leaked draft report, although it is likely to scale down the estimated loss to the government by giving away coal blocks free.

Sources said the auditor may recommend creation of singlewindow mechanism, similar to the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB), for approving projects to speed up clearances from various sections of the central and state governments.

A senior government official said that during discussions prior to finalisation of the report, it emerged that the CAG wanted the government to reward good performance by captive blocks and disnicentivise non-performers. Of the 86 captive blocks that were to produce 73 million tonnes of coal during 2010-11, only 28 blocks including 15 owned by private sector began operations to produce 34.64 million tonnes by March 2011.

CAG may also pull up the coal ministry for not monitoring progress of mines periodically and its Kolkata-based department, Coal Controller’s Organisation, for not conducting any field inspections. An official said the CAG may retain the points made in the draft report about the coal ministry’s non-transparent allocation of coal blocks through a screening committee, and the delay in auctioning mines, which was first suggested in 2004.

The government has allocated 194 coal blocks with aggregate geological reserves of 44,440 million tonnes to government and private companies till March 2011. Several questions have been raised about the procedure followed for allocation to captive consumers that were made merely on the basis of recommendation from ministries and state governments.

Source: Economic Times

Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS), Serbia, General Procurement Notice EPS Kolubara Environment Improvement ; Coal Excavator, Spreader and coal management system

EPS KOLUBARA ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT

Procurement ref:	6686-GPN-41923
Country:	Serbia
Sector:	Power and energy
Project number:	41923
Funding sources:	EBRD
Contract type:	Project goods, works and services
Notice type:	General Procurement notices
Issue date:	29 May 2012
Closing date:	29 May 2013 23:59PM Local time

Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) intends using the proceeds of a loan from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development [the Bank] for a project to improve the efficiency of EPS' mining operations at the Kolubara basin and significantly improve the quality and uniformity of the coal it delivers to its power stations. The Project intends to fund the purchase of (1) a coal excavator, conveyor and spreader overburden system for the new mine at the east part of the Kolubara lignite basin, (2) a spreader system at an existing mine and (3) a coal management system for the whole Kolubara mining operations. The proposed project has a total estimated cost of EUR 181,58 million out of which EBRD provides EUR 80 million , KfW EUR 75 million and EPS own funds EUR 26,58 .

The Project will require the procurement of the following goods, works and services:

- Supply of coal excavator, conveyer and spreader overburden system for the new mine at the east part of the Kolubara lignite basin (Field C)- financed from the EBRD ;

- Supply of spreader system at the existing mine (Tamnava West)- financed from KfW ;

- Supply and Installation of a coal management and uniformity system for the entire Kolubara mining operations- financed from KfW;

- Consulting services, including design, procurement assistance and supervision-financed by EBRD and KfW.

Tendering for the above contracts is expected to begin mid 2012.

Contracts to be financed with the proceeds of a loan from the Bank will be subject to the Bank's Procurement Policies and Rules and will be open to firms from any country. The proceeds of the Bank's loan will not be used for the purpose of any payment to persons or entities, of for any import of goods, if such payment or import is prohibited by a decision of the United Nations Security Council taken under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations or under a law of official regulation of the Purchaser's country.

Interested suppliers, contractors and consultants should contact:

CONTACTS

Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS)

Balkanska 13, Belgrade 11000
Serbia
Email: dsi@eps.rs

Tel: +381-(0)11-3952-323

Fax: +381-(0)11-3972-967

Source: Internet

Jhar Bihar Colliery Limited (JCL), NIT for selection of Mine Developer cum Operator (MDO) for the Uram Paharitola Coal Block

NIT No. 851/PR/JSEB/2011-12

Project: The Ministry of Coal, Government of India has allocated the Urma Paharitola Coal Block jointly to Jharkhand State Electricity Board (JSEB) and Bihar State Mineral Development Corporation (BMDC) under Government Company dispensation in pursuance of the provisions under Section 3(3) (a)(i) of the Coal Mines (Nationalization) Act 1973 with specific terms & conditions for end use purpose.

Jhar Bihar Coliery Limited (JBCL), a JV of JSEB and BSMDC incorporated with the sole intension of development of Urma Paharitola Coal Block. The salient features of Urma Paharitola Coal Block are:

Estimated Reserves -579.30 MT; Grade –B-G (Approx); Area -10 Sq Km

Now the JSEB has invited bids from technically and financially competent organizations to act as Mine Developer cum Operator (MDO) for development, financing, mining, processing and delivery of coal from Urma Pahritola Coal Block.

Brief Role of MDO: The MDO shall be responsible for exploration (if required), obtaining all approvals/ clearances, Geographical Report and Mine Plan, acquisition of land, rehabilitation, financing, development, mining and selling of coal, operation and maintenance of the coal mine and closure of mines.

RFQ Document sale date: From 05.03.2012 to 26.03.2012

Bid Document Fee: Rs 3,00.000/- or USD 6,100/-

Pre Bid Meeting: 04.04.2012, 3:00 PM in the office of Director, JCL

Last Date of Submission: 24.04.2012, 15:00 Hrs

Contact Details:

Office Director

JCL, JSEB HQ (Campus)
Engineering Building,
HEC, Dhurwa, Ranchi – 834004
Jharkhand

Tel: 09934150122, Fax: 0651- 2241146

For more details visit www.jseb.in from 05^th March 12 onward for download of documents

Source: HT 04.03.12

OPGC RFQ for selection of mine developer and operator of Manoharpur coal block

REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATION FOR SELECTION OF MINE DEVELOPER AND OPERATOR (MDO) OF MANOHARPUR COAL BLOCK

Odisha Power Generation Corporation Ltd (OPGC) is setting up 2 x 660 MW (Units 3 & 4) supercritical coal fired thermal power station at lb Thermal Power Station, Banharpali, Jharsuguda, Odisha, India. The Ministry of Coal, Government of India has allotted two contiguous coal blocks – Manoharpur (fully explored with proven geological reserves of 181.68 MT) and its Dip side (regionally explored with indicative geological reserves of 350 MT) located in the Ib Valley coal fields in the state of Odisha to meet the fuel requirement for its capacity addition.

OPGC has hereby initiated the bidding process for selection of MDO of the Manoharpur Coal Block and accordingly invites proposals from the companies who are prima facie' engaged in mining operations through issuance of Request for Qualification (RFQ). The details about the indicative scope of work, qualification requirements and cost of RFQ document etc. are available at OPGC website: http://www.opgc.co.in The Prospective Bidders willing to enter into Integrity Pact would qualify to participate in the Tender.

Last Date for purchase of RFQ from OPGC or down load from OPGC website is 15th March 2012. All correspondence including any further information required in relation to this RFQ shall be addressed to the General Manager (Mines) at the below address or email: mdo@opgc.co.in

ODISHA POWER GENERATION CORPORATION LTD.

7th Floor, Fortune Towers, Chandrasekharpur, Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India, PIN- 751023

Ph: +91 6742303765 - 66, Fax: +91 6742303755/56

Poland - Coal or Rock Cutting Machinery

PL-Katowice: coal or rock-cutting machinery

2011/S 194-316791

Contract notice – utilities

Supplies

Section I: Contracting entity

I.1)Name, addresses and contact point(s)

Kompania Węglowa Spółka Akcyjna
ul. Powstańców 30
Contact point(s): KW S.A. Centrum Wydobywcze Wschód, Zespół Zamówień i Przetargów, 43-155 Bieruń, ul. Granitowa 16, Budynek Dyrekcji pok. 326
For the attention of: Ilona Faruga
40-039 Katowice
POLAND
Telephone: +48 327177079
E-mail: i.faruga@kwsa.pl
Fax: +48 322162060

Internet address(es)

General address of the contracting entity www.kwsa.pl

Address of the buyer profile www.kwsa.pl/przetargi

Further information can be obtained from: The above mentioned contact point(s)

Specifications and additional documents (including documents for a dynamic purchasing system) can be obtained from: The above mentioned contact point(s)

Tenders or requests to participate must be sent to: The above mentioned contact point(s)

Section II: Object of the contract

II.1)Description

II.1.6)Common procurement vocabulary (CPV)

43122000

Description

Coal or rock-cutting machinery.

Section IV: Procedure

IV.3)Administrative information

IV.3.3)Conditions for obtaining specifications and additional documents

Time limit for receipt of requests for documents or for accessing documents: 31.10.2011 - 14:00

IV.3.4)Time limit for receipt of tenders or requests to participate

2.11.2011 - 09:30

IV.3.5)Language(s) in which tenders or requests to participate may be drawn up

Polish.

Source: Ted Europe

GVK's buying of Australian Hancock Coal, a good news for Indian power sector future

GVK’s Coal Play Good News for Indian Power

Hyderabad group joins long line of Indian companies snapping up mines abroad

:: Our Bureau/New Delhi 

The GVK Group had to go for it. For, coal shortage is increasingly impeding Indian power companies from forging ahead with their ambitious plans. The $1.36-billion deal it sealed with Australian billionaire Gina Rinehart on Friday to buy majority stakes in three mines she owns is expected to help the company secure long-term coal supplies for its domestic projects—at full production, the three mines are expected to deliver GVK 84 million tonnes of coal annually.

GVK’s deal with Australia’s richest person follows a wave of Indian buys of foreign coal assets as domestic supplies from state monopoly Coal India have not kept pace with rising demand, and 17,000 megawatts of domestic capacity is stranded for want of coal. Other local owners of foreign mines include leading business houses such as the Adani group, Essar, JSW steel and Anil Ambani’s Reliance Power.

 The deal with Rinehart’s Hancock Group, which will allow the Indian group to fuel its power plants with lowash, low-sulphur coal, has been brewing for many months, during which the reclusive billionaire visited Hyderabad to attend GVK Reddy’s granddaughter’s 100-crore wedding along with a couple of Australian lawmakers.

“We will now be able to increase the capacity of our coal power business with an assured in house supply of raw material,” GVK Reddy has said. The Indian group is acquiring 79% in Alpha and Alpha West projects in Queensland’s Galilee Basin and the entire holding in Kevin’s Corner Coal Project adjacent to Alpha. It is also acquiring full ownership of the rail and port project connecting the mines to the Abobot Point port.

“The first phase of production (of the three projects), expected to start in 2014, envisages a total production of over 30 million tonnes per annum of high quality thermal coal,” GVK said in a statement.

As announced, GVK will pay $1.26 billion in a phased manner, starting with an immediate payment of $500 million, followed by $200million after a year and the balance is expected in 2012 itself. “The funding for the acquisition is tied up with banks.”

The group will invest about $10 billion in the mines, railway line and port in the first phase. The majority of the output from the mines will be delivered in Asia and the company is finalising deals for 45 million tonnes a year with major utilities in China, Japan, Korea, Taiwan and Vietnam.

source: ET

GVK Power Buys Australia's Hancock Coal for $ 1.3 billion;

GVK Power Buys Australia’s Hancock Coal for $1.3 b

GVK will pay the deal amount in phases with $500 m upfront

CR SUKUMAR HYDERABAD

Infrastructure major GVK Power, part of the GVK Group, on Friday announced it has agreed to acquire Australia’s Hancock Coal for $1.3 billion, in one of the largest overseas acquisitions by an Indian infrastructure entity. GVK said the deal — which includes acquiring majority holding in coal resources and railway line and port infrastructure projects of Hancock Coal — will offer the Hyderabad-based company an option for long-term coal supply contracts for the purchase of up to 20 million tonnes annually. This can support around 7,500 megawatts of power generating capacity. On August 26, ET had reported that GVK Power was close to acquiring two coal mines from Hancock Coal for about $1.3 billion.

“While this builds a strong resource business for GVK, it will also significantly enhance the value of GVKPIL’s shareholders as we will now be able to increase the capacity of our coal power business with an assured in house supply of raw material,” said GVK chairman GVK Reddy. GVK will pay the consideration in a phased manner to the Hancock Group, with $500 million upfront. About $200 million will be paid in one year from closing the deal and another $560 million on financial closure of the project, which is expected next year.

The Hancock coal project consists of 7.9 billion tonnes reserves. The acquisition enables GVK Power to secure adequate fuel supplies for its power ventures. Hancock Group chairman Georgina Hope Rinehart, one of Australia’s richest women, will join the board of GVK Power as a non-executive director.

The Hyderabad-based infrastructure group said it has tied-up the funding for the acquisition with banks and the financing documents for funding the acquisition are being executed with the banks and the transaction is expected to close and assets transferred in about two weeks. Ernst & Young acted as the financial advisor to GVK for the acquisition. Amarchand & Mangaldas & Suresh A. Shroff were the legal advisors, while Minter Ellison Lawyers were Australian legal advisors to GVK.

GVK estimates a total investment of $10 billion in the first phase of developing the mines, rail line and port. However, it did not disclose details on funding arrangements for this investment.The transaction was done by GVK Coal Developers (Singapore) (GVKCDPL), a step down subsidiary of GVK Natural Resources.
Power Booster

• The deal includes acquiring majority holding in coal resources and railway line and port infrastructure projects of Hancock Coal

• GVK estimates an investment of $10 b in the first phase of developing the acquired mines

Source: ET

NMDC Global Tender Notice for BHJ Beneficiation Plant Project At Donimal, Karnataka (India)

Tender No.: DGM (Contracts)/BHJ BP/2011/64 dt.24.08.2011

National Mineral Development Corporation Limited (NMDC), has floated a Global Tender Notice for Design, Engineering, Manufacture/ Supply, Transportation, Unloading, Storage, in plant transportation to site from Store, Civil and Structural Works, Electricals, Instrumentation, Autamation, Associated Services/ Related Auxiliaries, Utilities, Insurance, Erection, Testing and Commissioning, Stabilization and Demonstration of Performance Guarantee Parameters on Lumpsum turnkey / EPC basis for 0.36 MTPA BHJ BENEFICIATION PLANT PROJECT AT DONIMALAI,KARNATAKA (INDIA) consisting of major facilities:

a) BHJ Iron ore Beneficiation plant of capacity 0.36 MTPA in Donimalai Sector to produce iron ore concentrate suitable for BF Grade peltors

b) Disposal pipeline for the generated iron ore tailing from Beneficiation plant to the designated tailing pond of NMDC in Donimali sector.

Issue of Tender Document: 24.08.2011 to 21.09.2011

Submission last date and time: 18/10/2011 and 03:00 PM

Cost of Bid Documents: 10,000/- INR

EMD : 5,000,000/- INR

Contact:

DGM (Contracts),

NMDC Ltd, Hyderabad

Fax No.: 040-23534746/ 23531828

Email: contracts@nmdc.co.in  skroy@nmdc.co.in

For more details visit National Mineral Development Corporation Limited Website

NMDC Open Global Tender Notice for Oxygen Plant consisting of 2 x 1250 TPD Air Separation Units

Tender No.: HO (Contracts)/NISP/OP/BOM/09/2011/223Dt:10/08/2011

National Mineral Development Corporation Limited (NMDC), has floated a Global Tender Notice for Oxygen Plant consisting of 2 x 1250 TPD Air Separation Units (Package No. 09) for 3.0 MTPA Integrated Steel Plant at Nagarnar (near Jagdalpur) , Chhattisgarh State, India on Divisible Turnkey Build Operate & Maintain Basis

Issue of Tender Document: 10.08.2011 to 06.09.2011

Submission last date and time: 26/9/2011 & 03:00 PM

Cost of Bid Documents: 5,000,000/- INR

EMD : 500,000/- INR

Contact Details:

General Manager (Contracts)

NMDC Limited,

Hyderabad

Fax No.: +91-40-2353 4746,

Tel No.: +91-40-23590449

Email: steelcontracts@nmdc.co.in

Contact NMDC: sbkose@nmdc.co.in    

For more details visit National Mineral Development Corporation Limited Website

Kompania Węglowa S.A., Poland - Contract Notice- Mining Equipment

PL-Katowice: mining equipment

2011/S 155-258536

CONTRACT NOTICE - UTILITIES

Supplies

SECTION I: CONTRACTING ENTITY

I.1)NAME, ADDRESSES AND CONTACT POINT(S)

Kompania Węglowa S.A.
ul. Powstańców 30
Contact: Centrum Wydobywcze Zachód, 44-190 Knurów, ul. Dworcowa 1, Zespół Zamówień i Przetargów, pok. 102
Attn: Janusz Rokosz,Mirosława Górka
40-039 Katowice
POLAND
Tel. +48 327161670 / 327161681
E-mail: m.gorka@kwsa.pl, przetargi@kwsa.pl
Fax +48 327572027

Internet address(es)

General address of the contracting entity www.kwsa.pl

Address of the buyer profile http://www.kwsa.pl

Further information can be obtained at: As in above-mentioned contact point(s)

Specifications and additional documents (including documents for a dynamic purchasing system) can be obtained at: As in above-mentioned contact point(s)

Tenders or requests to participate must be sent to: As in above-mentioned contact point(s)

SECTION II: OBJECT OF THE CONTRACT

II.1)DESCRIPTION

II.1.6)Common procurement vocabulary (CPV)

43100000

Description

Mining equipment.

NMDC Tenders; Open Global Tender Notice for Oxygen Plant consisting of 2 x 1250 TPD Air Separation Units

Tender No.: HO (Contracts)/NISP/OP/BOM/09/2011/223 Dt:10/08/2011

National Mineral Development Corporation Limited (NMDC), has floated a Global Tender Notice for Oxygen Plant consisting of 2 x 1250 TPD Air Separation Units (Package No. 09) for 3.0 MTPA Integrated Steel Plant at Nagarnar (near Jagdalpur) , Chhattisgarh State, India on Divisible Turnkey Build Operate & Maintain Basis

Issue of Tender Document: 10.08.2011 to 06.09.2011

Submission last date and time: 26/9/2011 & 03:00 PM

Cost of Bid Documents: 5,000,000/- INR

EMD : 500,000/- INR

Contact Details:

General Manager (Contracts)

NMDC Limited,

Hyderabad

Fax No.: +91-40-2353 4746,

Tel No.: +91-40-23590449

Email: steelcontracts@nmdc.co.in

Contact NMDC: sbkose@nmdc.co.in    

For more details visit National Mineral Development Corporation Limited Website

NMDC Tenders; Open Tender Notice for One Number Each Wagon Loader for our Bacheli Complex & Donimalai Mines

Tender No.: HQMM/11X014&10G901 DT.11.07.2011

National Mineral Development Corporation Limited (NMDC), Open Tender Notice for Supply, Erection, Testing and commissioning of One Number Each Wagon Loader for our Bacheli Complex & Donimalai Mines

Issue of Tender Document: 03.09.2011 to 11.10.2011

Submission last date and time: 11/10/2011 and 02:45 PM

Cost of Bid Documents: 5,000/- INR

EMD : 500,000/- INR

Contact NMDC: kvprakash@nmdc.co.in  

For more details visit National Mineral Development Corporation Limited Website

Source: Internet

NMDC Tenders; Open Tender Notice for One Number Each Reclaimer for our BAcheli Complex & Donimalai Mines

Tender No.: HQMM/11X013&7CRN138 DT.11.07.2011

National Mineral Development Corporation Limited (NMDC), Open Tender Notice for Supply, Erection, Testing and commissioning of One Number Each Reclaimer for our BAcheli Complex and Donimalai Mines

Issue of Tender Document: 03.09.2011 to 11.10.2011

Submission last date and time: 11/10/2011 and 02:45 PM

Cost of Bid Documents: 5,000/- INR

EMD : 500,000/- INR

Contact NMDC: kvprakash@nmdc.co.in  

For more details visit National Mineral Development Corporation Limited Website