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  • MSME-friendly policies

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A supply tender involves delivering goods, while a work tender includes execution, labor, and project completion.

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T18 Ref No : 16211132
Location : muzaffarnagar , uttar pradesh
Source : GEM Tenders

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cane unloader and replace them with new square bars of the same size. conduct a satisfactory trial. remove the worn runners of the cane carrier, rake carrier, bagasse elevator, and r.b.c. replace them by reversing the old runners or installing new runners as required. remove the worn or damaged side plates of the chains of the cane carrier, rake carrier, and r.b.c. replace them with repaired old plates or new plates. remove the worn side plates of the fibrizer hood. installation new plates, weld them from both inside and outside, and conduct a satisfactory trial. carry out complete overhauling, testing, and trial of the bagasse baling machine. perform the required repairs on the old racks of the s.r.c. and i.r.c. fabricate new racks for the bagasse elevator/r.b.c. chains as per the sample. fabricate and installation new top and bottom covers of the t.r.p.f. as per the existing design and conduct a satisfactory trial. remove the worn tail-end boots of the s.r.c./i.r.c. fabricate new boots from 8 mm/10 mm thick plates as per the sample, installation them, carry out leak-proof welding, and conduct a satisfactory trial. dismantle the grabs of the cane unloaders, repair all parts, perform hardfacing on the fingers as instructed, reassemble the grabs, and conduct a satisfactory trial. remove the damaged juice tray used for compound imbibition in the mills. fabricate and installation a new tray as per the sample and reconnect all fittings. remove the worn guides provided to prevent the chains of the cane carrier, s.r.c., i.r.c., and bagasse elevator from lifting. fabricate and installation new guides as instructed and conduct a satisfactory trial. repair the worn wheels of the bridge/trolley drive of the cane unloaders by welding as instructed. remove the damaged twin chutes of the t.r.p.f. fabricate new twin chutes matching the existing design and erect them in position. fabricate and fit m.s. rings on the idler wheels of the cane carrier. provide a 25 mm thick plate support between the mill headstock and the t.r.p.f. headstock as instructed. repair the old hammer shanks of the fibrizer by welding, hardfacing, and balancing. remove the damaged hoods of the cane chopper/leveller. fabricate and installation new folding-type hoods. replace the broken pocket plates of the pocket-type anvil plate of the fibrizer with new plates. straighten bent plates, weld them, and perform hardfacing as instructed. build up the worn hub surfaces of the cane leveller/chopper rotor assembly by welding, machine them flat, and perform hardfacing. remove the weakened motor and gearbox beds of the cane unloaders. fabricate modified new beds, installation them, align the motor and gearbox, and conduct a trial. strengthen the weakened columns of the cane carrier structure by welding reinforcing plates. fabricate and fit juice rings in the mill rollers as per the sample. carry out the required repairs to the pressure chutes between the t.r.p.f. and the mill. remove the damaged mill juice receiving tank. fabricate a new tank using 8 mm/10 mm thick plates, installation it, reconnect all connections, and conduct a leak-proof trial. remove the damaged bottom cone of the mill juice receiving tank. fabricate and installation a new cone as per the sample, reconnect all fittings, and conduct a leak-proof trial. remove the damaged 10"/12" pipes between the mill juice tray and the gutter. fabricate and installation new stainless steel pipes and conduct a leak-proof trial. provide 3 mm thick stainless steel lining in the bottom trough of the s.r.c./i.r.c. with leak-proof welding. remove the loose bed of boiler feed pump no. 1, fabricate and installation a new bed, reconnect all fittings, and conduct a trial. fabricate a leak-proof damper in the old i.d. fan ducting before the chimney so that there is no backflow of air when the new i.d. fan operates. remove the nipple reducers and damaged pipelines of all three wet scrubber pumps. installation new pipelines and carry out leak-proof welding. remove all nozzles inside the wet scrubber venturi, replace damaged nozzles with new ones, and reconnect all fittings. fabricate a new backwash pipeline from old boiler tubes between the service tank and wet scrubber. installation new valves, clamps, and complete all connections. remove the damaged juice tray below the t.r.p.f. leading to the mill juice tray. fabricate and installation a new tray. remove damaged ash chutes of the boilers. fabricate new chutes from old/new plates matching the original design and installation them. repair the damaged dampers of air heaters, economizers, and f.d./i.d. fan inlet, outlet, suction, and delivery ducts. fabricate new frames and fit new mesh/screens for the internal steam filters of the boiler drums. remove the damaged flue gas ducting between the i.d. fans and chimney. fabricate and installation new ducting from 5–6 mm thick plates and conduct a leak-proof trial. fabricate new impellers for the bagassilo fan as per the sample, repair the casing, and conduct a successful trial. remove the damaged suction cones of the i.d./f.d. fan casings. fabricate and installation new cones as per the sample and conduct a satisfactory trial. replace the damaged perforated baffle plates inside the boiler feed tank. remove and repair the damaged bagasse feeding chutes of boilers 1, 2, and 3. replace the damaged air headers supplying additional f.d. air to the furnaces of 20-ton boilers 1 and 2. replace the damaged ducting between the air heater and i.d. fan with new ducting made from 5–6 mm thick plates. replace damaged perforated screens used for bagasse filtration in the bagasse elevator. remove the economizer coils/tubes of 20-ton boilers 1 and 2, clean them internally and externally, conduct hydraulic testing, reinstall them, make them leak-proof, and carry out final hydraulic testing. remove damaged trough channels/plates of the s.r.c./i.r.c., fabricate replacements as instructed, and installation them. fabricate and installation angle iron strengthening rings on the boiler chimney. strengthen the damaged truss-type bridge structure of the cane unloader using new channels, angles, and plates. weld and restore the enlarged holes of the block-type chain links of the s.r.c./i.r.c., redrill pin holes, and grind the surfaces smooth. replace the worn rack attachment links of the s.r.c./i.r.c. chains with new 12 mm thick plate attachments, weld them, and drill holes as per the drawing. construct separate access platforms for all three cane unloaders using old angle channels. replace the damaged portions of the i.d. fan casing, air heater cell/ducting, and economizer cell. replace the old m.s. plates of the s.r.c./i.r.c. trough and boot, make them leak-proof, and provide 3 mm stainless steel lining. fabricate new racks for the s.r.c./i.r.c. chains from 25 mm thick plates, drill holes, and provide roller supports at both ends. remove the bent 250 mm channel of the cane unloader trolley, restore line and level, strengthen the structure, fit a new runner square bar, check diagonals, and align the wheels. dismantle all four wheels of the mill and powerhouse cranes, clean them, inspect bearings, grease all plumber blocks, replace damaged bearings from mill spares, repair worn wheels by welding, and conduct a satisfactory trial. repair the worn shells and teeth of the t.r.p.f. top and bottom rollers by hardfacing. fit rings on both sides to compensate for reduced shell length. remove the damaged mill juice tray and fabricate a new tray using 5 mm stainless steel plate as per the sample. conduct a leak-proof trial. repair the stainless steel juice tray of the mill. remove the mill headstock if cracked or misaligned, re-grout it, realign it, and complete all associated works. remove the shaft of the damaged t.r.p.f. roller and dismantle the shell using gas cutting. cut old 63.5 mm boiler tubes with bends, prepare 5.1-meter straight tubes for the air heater, and clean them by grinding.

Agency / Dept : uttar pradesh cooperative sugar factories federation ltd UPCSFFL
Tender Value : 1657196
Due Date : Jul 13, 2026
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T18 Ref No : 15982890
Location : muzaffarnagar , uttar pradesh
Source : GEM Tenders

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and installing new covers as per original design, and conducting a satisfactory trial., cutting and removing the weak/broken tail end boots of s.r.c./i.r.c., fabricating new ones from 8.0/10.0 mm old/new plate as per sample, installing, leak-proof welding, and conducting a satisfactory trial., dismantling various parts of the cane unloader grabs, repairing all parts, hardfacing the fingers as per instructions, and reassembling the grabs., cutting and removing the weak/broken juice tray used for compound imbibition in mills, fabricating a new tray from plate as per sample, installing it in place, and making all connections., cutting and removing the worn/weak guides that prevent chains of cane carrier/s.r.c./i.r.c. and bagasse elevator from lifting, fabricating new guides as per instructions, installing them, and conducting a satisfactory trial., welding the worn/cut wheels of the cane unloader bridge/trolley drive as per instructions., cutting and removing the weak/broken donali chutes of t.r.p.f., fabricating new donali chutes as per the old ones, and erecting them in place., fabricating and installing m.s. rings on the idler wheel of the cane carrier as per instructions., fabricating and installing a support using 25.0 mm plate between the mill head stock and t.r.p.f. head stock as per instructions., repairing and balancing the old hammer shanks of the fibrizer by welding and hardfacing as per instructions., cutting and removing the worn/weak hoods of the cane chopper/leveller and fabricating a new folding type from new plate and installing it., replacing the broken plates in the pockets of the fibrizer's pocketed type anvil plate with new plates, straightening bent plates, welding, and hardfacing as per instructions., welding and leveling the worn hubs of the cane leveller/chopper rotor assembly on the working side and top sides, and hardfacing as per instructions., cutting and removing the weak beds of reduction gears and motors on cane unloaders, modifying and fabricating new beds, installing them, aligning the gear and motor, and conducting a trial., strengthening the weak/broken columns of the cane carrier structure by welding plates as per instructions., fabricating and fitting juice rings in the mill rollers as per sample., performing necessary repairs on the pressure chutes installed between t.r.p.f. and the mill., cutting and removing the weak/broken juice receiving tank of the mills, fabricating a new tank from 8.0/10.0 mm plate as per sample, fitting it in place, making all connections, and conducting a leak-proof trial., cutting and removing the weak/broken bottom cone of the mill's juice receiving tank, fabricating a new cone as per sample, fitting it in place, making all connections as before, and conducting a leak-proof trial., cutting and removing the weak/broken 10 inch/12 inch pipes between the mill juice tray and gutter, fabricating and fitting new s.s. pipes in their place, and conducting a leak-proof trial., lining the bottom trough of s.r.c./i.r.c. with 3.00 mm thick s.s. plate and doing leak-proof welding., removing the shifted bed of feed pump no. 1 on the boiler, fabricating and installing a new bed, making related connections, and conducting a trial., making the damper in the old i.d. fan ducting at the boiler station leak-proof using new/old plate before the chimney and doing complete welding so that when the new i.d. runs, there is no back air from the chimney., cutting and removing the nipple reducers of all three wet scrubber pumps and their leaking pipe lines, installing new pipe lines, and making all connections as before with leak-proof welding., opening all nozzles inside the wet scrubber venturi, removing damaged nozzles, installing new nozzles, and making all connections as before., fabricating new pipes from old boiler tubes for backwash from the service tank to the wet scrubber, and making all connections with new valves and clamps in the pipeline., cutting and removing the weak and leaking juice tray from under the t.r.p.f. that brings juice to the mill juice tray, and fabricating and installing a new one., cutting and removing the weak/broken ash chutes of the boilers, and fabricating and fitting new chutes from old/new plate as per the old ones., performing necessary repairs on the weak/broken dampers of air heaters, economizers, and f.d./i.d. fans' inlets/outlets or suction/delivery., replacing the frames and grids of the internal steam filter fitted in the boiler drums by fabricating new frames and fitting grids., cutting and removing the weak/broken flue gas ducting between the i.d. fans and the chimney, fabricating and installing new ducting from 5.0/6.0 mm thick plate, and conducting a leak-proof trial., for the weak bagassilo fan, fabricating a new impeller as per sample, repairing the casing as necessary, and conducting a successful trial., cutting and removing the weak/broken suction cones in the casings of i.d./f.d. fans, fabricating and installing new cones as per sample, and conducting a successful trial., replacing the damaged weak grids/perforated sheets of the baffle plates inside the boiler feed tank., cutting and removing the weak/broken bagasse feeding chutes of boiler no. 1, 2, and 3, and performing necessary repairs., replacing the weak/broken air headers installed outside for supplying additional f.d. air in the furnace of 20-ton capacity boiler no. 1 and 2 with new headers., cutting the weak/broken ducting between the air heater and i.d. fans and fabricating and installing new ducting from 5/6 mm thick plate., removing damaged perforated grids in the bagasse elevator used for bagasse to bagassilo filtration and fitting new grids., lowering the economizer coils/tubes of 20-ton capacity boiler no. 1 and 2, cleaning them internally and externally, conducting hydraulic testing at standard pressure, and after testing, lifting and refitting them, making the economizer bands leak-proof, and conducting a satisfactory hydraulic test., cutting and removing the weak/broken channel/plate of the s.r.c./i.r.c. trough and fabricating and installing new ones as per instructions., fabricating and installing angle iron rings for strengthening the boiler chimney., strengthening the weak and damaged truss-type bridge structure of the cane unloader by adding new channels, angles, and plates to provide satisfactory strength., welding the oval/worn enlarged holes on both ends of the block-type chain links of s.r.c./i.r.c. chains, drilling pin-size holes in the attachment, and grinding the faces to level., cutting and removing the worn/weak attachment used for fixing racks on the block-type chain links of s.r.c./i.r.c. chains, fabricating new attachment links from 12 mm thick plate as before, welding them onto the links, and drilling holes as per drawing., constructing a separate platform path using old angle channels for access to all three unloaders., replacing the weak/broken parts of i.d. fan casing, air heater cell/ducting, and economizer cell., cutting and removing the old m.s. plate of the bottom trough and boot of s.r.c./i.r.c., installing new plate to make the trough and boot leak-proof, and lining the boot and trough with 3 mm thick s.s. plate, followed by a satisfactory trial., fabricating new racks from 25 mm thick plate as per sample for s.r.c./i.r.c. chains, drilling holes, cutting and supporting chain rollers on both ends, and preparing them., removing the bent 250 mm channel of the trolley in the cane unloader, leveling it, strengthening the structure, fitting worn/weak runner square bars, checking diagonals, and leveling the wheel., removing all four wheels of the mill and power house crane, cleaning, checking bearings, greasing all plumber blocks, replacing damaged bearings with mill spares, welding worn wheels to a uniform size, and conducting a satisfactory trial., performing necessary repairs and hardfacing on the worn shells/teeth of t.r.p.f. top/bottom rollers, and adding rings on both sides as needed to compensate for reduced shell length., cutting and removing the weak/leaking juice tray of the mill and fabricating a new one from 5 mm s.s. plate as per sample, and conducting a leak-proof trial., performing necessary repairs on the damaged s.s. juice tray of the mill., in case of head stock cracking or misalignment, removing the head stock, regrouting, aligning, and completing all related work., removing the shaft of the damaged t.r.p.f. roller and dismantling the shell using gas cutting., cutting the 63.5 mm old boiler tubes with bends, making a 5.1 meter straight line, preparing them for the air heater, and cleaning them by grinding.

Agency / Dept : uttar pradesh cooperative sugar factories federation ltd UPCSFFL
Tender Value : 1657196
Due Date : Jul 10, 2026
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Are samples required to be submitted physically before the digital bid opens?

For many product-based Air Duct Boot tenders, buying departments do ask bidders to submit physical samples to their office before the digital technical evaluation date. This requirement is always clearly mentioned in the official NIT document.

5.

How does the Dedicated Tender Expert from Tender18 help me?

Our assigned expert manages your total portal compliance. They extract the hidden rules from long tender PDFs, create a precise document checklist for your team, map your digital signature, and securely upload your technical and financial files onto the government servers.

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What is the role of a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)?

A Class III DSC is a secure USB device that contains your digital identity. You cannot upload a bid without it. It is used to securely encrypt and lock your sensitive price data and technical documents so no one can view them before the official opening date.

7.

As an MSME, can I get financial benefits when bidding for Air Duct Boot?

Yes, the government strongly supports MSMEs. By uploading a valid Udyam Registration Certificate in the technical envelope, small businesses are frequently exempted from paying the initial Tender Document Fee and the Earnest Money Deposit (EMD).

8.

Why should I list my services or products on GeM for this category?

GeM is now the primary digital marketplace for all government agencies. If you are properly cataloged for Air Duct Boot, officers can view your profile and generate direct purchase orders or invite you to participate in exclusive Custom Bids.

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What makes Tender18 a reliable GeM support partner?

As a highly trusted and expert GeM consultant, Tender18 holds a proven support success ratio of over 95%. From flawless profile creation and complex catalogue mapping to OEM panel approvals and live Reverse Auction (RA) support, we handle it all seamlessly.

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What does "L1" mean in these government contracts?

"L1" stands for "Lowest Bidder 1". In government procurement, after all technical envelopes are approved, the financial sheets (BOQs) are opened. The bidder who has quoted the lowest compliant price for Air Duct Boot is declared L1 and is generally awarded the contract

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