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Indian Coast Guard · 📍 All India
Tender Value
₹2,00,000
Estimated Value published by GeM
Earnest Money (EMD)
Not published
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Closing Date
1 Sept 2026
Last day to submit
Published
18 Nov 2025
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Fixed gas detector,portable gas detector — Quantity: 3. Ministry of Defence. Government e-Marketplace bid.
Indian Coast Guard wants to fixed Gas Detector, Portable Gas Detector, in , All India.
The work is worth about ₹2,00,000 (a value we've verified against the official document). As a rough guide, typical supply & goods costs would run near ₹1,74,000, leaving roughly ₹26,000 (~13%) — but that's a category estimate, not this tender's actual costs, so price from the official BOQ before you bid.
A small, low-barrier tender — even first-timers with the working capital to procure and deliver the goods before payment clears have a genuine shot. On our rough estimate the margin looks healthy enough to absorb the usual surprises. The main thing you must have to bid is minimum average annual turnover of ₹1 Lakh, plus past experience required: 1 Year (s).
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