EEPC INDIA :: Info Bulletin

Awareness Seminar on Export Market & Interaction with various stakeholders held on 21st August, 2019 in Chennai. Mr. S. Rajagopalan, Sr. Dy. Director, EEPC India, Chennai giving presentation on export awareness. On his left, the dignitaries are present (from left to right) Mr. S. Ekambaram, Br. Manager, ECGC, Chennai; Mr. Manivannan, Executive Committee Member, SIMA and Mr. V.S. Karunakaran, Executive Committee Member, SIMA
Awareness Seminar on Export Market & Interaction with various stakeholders held on 21st August, 2019 in Chennai. Mr. Sathya Rajasekar, Asst. DGFT, Chennai interacting with the participants
Hon`ble Minister of State for Health, Govt. of Nigeria, Dr. Adeleke Mamora (Front row - 3rd from right) at the Inauguration of EEPC India booth along with Senior Officials. Mr. Abhay Thakur, High Commissioner of India, Lagos, Nigeria (Behind the Hon`ble Minister) and Mr. Sudhakaran Nair, Dy. Director, EEPC India (SRO), Ahmedabad (2nd row - right) are present
India Pavilion at Nigeria Manufacturers Expo 2019 on 28 - 29 August, 2019 in Lagos, Nigeria. Mr. Abhay Thakur, High Commissioner of India, Lagos, Nigeria (right) along with Mr. Sudhakaran Nair, Dy. Director, EEPC India (SRO), Ahmedabad at EEPC India Booth
India Pavilion at Nigeria Manufacturers Expo 2019 on 28 - 29 August, 2019 in Lagos, Nigeria. Mr. Sudhakaran Nair, Dy. Director, EEPC India (SRO), Ahmedabad is meeting with a foreign visitor at EEPC India Booth
A delegation from Turkey visited EEPC India (RO), Mumbai to promote their Electrical and Electronic products in India and searching for the partner in India. The Delegates are present in the meeting are (L-R) Mr. Zafer Arabul, Board Member, Electrical and Electronics Exporters’ Association, Turkey (extreme left), (to his left) Mr. Ali Kaldirimci, Assistant Manager & (to his left) Ms. Buket Aktas, Assistant Expert, while on the other side the Officials from EEPC India are (from L-R) Mr. C. D. Shah, Working Committee Member of EEPC India and Convenor of Panel 10 (extreme left); (to his right) Dr. Rajat Srivastava, Regional Director & Director (Marketing & Sales); (to his right) Mr. Pratap Singh Bharda, Sr. Executive Officer
Mr. Zafer Arabul, Board Member, Electrical and Electronics Exporters’ Association, Turkey (2nd from right)) presenting memento to Mr. C. D. Shah, Working Committee Member of EEPC India and Convenor of Panel 10 (2nd from left)

My dear fellow exporters,

Amidst India’s faltering merchandise export growth and prolonged contraction in export credit growth, exporters have at least seen some silver lining as both the domestic government and the monetary regulatory authority RBI have been in consultation to ease priority sector lending norms for exports in order to ensure higher flow of credit towards export sector, according to news source. The Commerce and Industry minister has very recently held a meeting with senior public-sector bankers to push for easier and higher flow of credit disbursalfor exporters at cheaper rates. The government is expected to announce a slew of measures to boost export growth very soon while the RBI is also likely to change credit norms in favour of the exporters.

The measures to reinvigorate export credit has been the demand of the exporters as many MSME exporters have already been forced to go out of business due to excessive financial crunch and many are facing the same threat. To ensure availability of hassle-free credit to small exporters is a priority for the commerce minister.According to the latest RBI data, export credit of scheduled banks shrank as much as 36.1% year-on-year as of June 21, even on a low base of 42.7% contraction a year earlier.

The interest subvention provided to the exporters to the extent of three to five percent on bank credit has to make way for suitable alternative as WTO has raised objection to this kind of schemes on the ground of non-compliance. An alternative mechanism to facilitate export credit is desperately required. EEPC India has already suggested refund of embedded taxes for the exporters.

EEPC India, as a premiere trade and investment promotion body under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, wholeheartedly thank the government for its initiative to revive exports from India.

Ravi Sehgal

EEPC India, as a premiere trade and investment promotion body under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, wholeheartedly thank the government for its initiative to revive exports from India.

Malawi
(Source : High Commission of India, Lilongwe)

Main imports of Malawi from India are pharmaceuticals. Malawi as of 2018 imported 60.9% of its pharmaceuticals from India compared to the previous year’s 61%. The scope for more market share of the pharmaceuticals is still there in Malawi. Other products include printed books, articles of iron and steel, plastic and articles thereof and electrical machinery.

Switzerland
(Source : Embassy of India, Berne)

Potential products of imports from India

Commodity : Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally designed for the transport of persons, incl. station wagons and racing cars, with spark-ignition internal combustion reciprocating piston engine of a cylinder capacity > 1.000 cm3 but <= 1.500 cm3 (excl. bus of heading 8702 and special motor vehicles of heading 8703.10)

[HS Code 8703.22]; (USD 248.24 Million)

Rationale : Comparison between India’s exports to the world, India’s export to Switzerland and Switzerland’s imports from the world at 6 digit HS Code in June 2019.

Commodity : Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally designed for the transport of persons, incl. station wagons and racing cars, with spark-ignition internal combustion reciprocating piston engine of a cylinder capacity > 1.500 cm3 but <= 3.000 cm3 (excl. bus of heading 8702 and special motor vehicles of heading 8703.10).

[HS Code 8703.23]; (USD 150.77 Million)

Rationale : Comparison between India’s exports to the world, India’s export to Switzerland and Switzerland’s imports from the world at 6 digit HS Code in June 2019.

India Business Information Center in Zurich on 6th July, 2019

The Embassy of India, Berne, organised an India Business Information Center in Zurich, which focused on promoting and disseminating information regarding business opportunities in India among Swiss companies and entrepreneurs. India Business Information Center in Zurich, also facilitates the MISSP (Momentum in India: Swiss SMEs Program), which the Mission is currently pursuing.

India Business Information Center in Zurich on 20th July, 2019

Significant trend in trade & investment :

The total export products to Switzerland registered a decrease of -19.40%, as compared to May 2019 (201 USD million). The increase in exports was particularly seen in the field of Cyclic amides, incl. cyclic carbamates, and their deSrivatives; salts thereof [HS Code 2924.29], Diamonds, worked, but not mounted or set [HS Code 2924.29] and Rubies, sapphires and emeralds, worked, whether or not graded, but not strung, mounted or set, rubies, sapphires and emeralds, worked, ungraded, temporarily strung for convenience of transport [HS Code 7103.91] The total import from Switzerland registered a decrease of -57.89%, as compared to May 2019 (USD 2935 million). The decrease in imports was particularly seen in the field of Gold, incl. gold plated with platinum, unwrought, for nonmonetary purposes [HS Code 7108.12], Gold, incl. gold plated with platinum, in semi-manufactured forms, for non-monetary purposes [HS Code 7108.13] and Immunological products, put up in measured doses or in forms or packings for retail sale, whether or not modified or obtained by means of biotechnological processes [HS Code 3002.15].

Analysis : Both Export and Imports between India and Switzerland have been rising with India’s trade with Switzerland from January-June 2019 accounting for 4.25% of Switzerland’s total trade. It is higher than the figure of close to 3.5% which has been the trend in the last 2 years.

The Service-related data is available on the Swiss side only on quarterly basis. In comparison to the last quarter of 2018, in the 1st quarter of 2019, the Services exports from India to Switzerland saw marginal increase in the Telecommunications, Computer, and Information Services. The Services imports from Switzerland saw increase in: Tourism; License Fees; Consulting Services; and Other Services. Overall the Services trade was in favour of India.

Analysis : Overall the trade in Services is in favor of India. License Fees [IPR related] expectedly is in favour of Switzerland.

SANITIZED Preservation AG opened subsidiary in India: On 02 July 19, SANITIZED

Preservation AG, reported that it has opened its subsidiary SANITIZED Preservation India Pvt. Ltd. in India. Mr. Saravana Kumar has been appointed Business Director Asia Pacific of SANITIZED Preservation India Pvt. Ltd. SANITIZED Preservation AG delivers high quality and innovative products for the ACES market (adhesives, coatings, elastomers, and sealants). David Tierney, CEO of SANITIZED Preservation AG commented that “Our presence in India will provide us with proximity to our customers in addition to quicker response times for customized product developments. This is to the benefit of customers in all of South East Asia (SEA)’.

Barry Callebaut to setup its new chocolate and compound manufacturing facility in Baramati, India : On 23 July 19, Barry Callebaut Group, the world’s leading manufacturer of high quality chocolate and cocoa products, announced the groundbreaking for the construction of its new chocolate and compound manufacturing facility in Baramati, India – about 250 km southeast of Mumbai.

India Business Information Center in Zurich on 06.07.2019

Tunisia
(Source : Embassy of India, Tunis)

Significant trends in trade and investment

Investment : The Foreign Investment Promotion Agency «FIPA-Tunisia» reported that a minimum of TND1.3 billion (around USD400 million) of directed foreign investments have entered the Tunisian economy during the first half of 2019.By this, they achieved 43 percent of forecasts 2019 which is estimated at around TND3 billion (around one billion USD dollars).The foreign investments witnessed a hike of 16.6 percent compared to the same period of last year, and 36.2 percent compared to 2017. This increase reaches 40 percent compared to 2016.Foreign investments in the services sector underwent a relapse of 34.7 percent, while the investments in energy dropped around 6.9 percent. In return, foreign investments in the industrial field developed a minimum of 64.9 percent.

Analysis : FDI currently represents 10% of productive investments, generates one-third of exports and over 15% of the total number of jobs. Tunisian Government provides many incentives to promote foreign investment in Tunisia. About 3353 foreign companies operate in Tunisia in diverse sectors. The Government has primarily encouraged export-oriented FDI in key industrial sectors, such as call centers, electronics, aerospace and aeronautics, automotive parts, and textile/apparel manufacturing. Foreign participation is allowed in the privatization program of state-owned or state-controlled enterprises. This has attracted a significant share of Tunisia’s FDI in recent years. The privatization programme has taken place mainly in telecommunications, banking, insurance, manufacturing, and fuel distribution.

The total foreign investment in Tunisia during 2018 was recorded US$ 983.5 m. The main investment sectors are textile, computer science, corporate services, energy and tourism. The sectoral distribution today shows a definite orientation towards industrialization.

Promising Sectors : Agribusiness, Mechanical, Electrical and Electronic, Aerospace Industry, Plastics, Textile & Apparel, Leather & Footwear.

Bangladesh

(EEPC Ref. No. DB-2342)

Project	Power System Efficiency Improvement Project Grant No. : 0583-BAN (EF) & 0584-BAN (EF)],, 2769-BAN: Financing from ADB
DB Ref. No.	ADB734-08/19
Issued by	Project Director Solar Photovoltaic Pumping for Agricultural Irrigation Project Bangladesh Rural Electrification Board (BREB) Level-6, Training Academy Building Nikunja-2, Khilkhet Dhaka-1229, Bangladesh Tel. : + (88)-02-8900152 E-mail: sppaibreb@gmail.com Website : www.reb.gov.bd
Bid No.	BREB/SPPAI/SPIP-W-1/06/2019-2020
Package No.	SPIP-W-1
For	Design, Supply, Installation, Testing and Commissioning of Different Sizes 355 Nos. Solar Irrigation Pumping Systems under Bogura PBS-1.
Tender cost	Non-refundable fee BDT 8,500.00 or US$ 100.00. The method of payment will be either in pay order/Treasury Chalan/ Bank Draft or Demand Draft in favour of the “Project Director, Solar Photovoltaic Pumping for Agricultural Irrigation Project, Bangladesh Rural Electrification Board (BREB), Dhaka, Bangladesh”. The Bidding Document may also be sent by airmail for overseas delivery and surface mail or courier for an additional fee of BDT 500.00 (Local delivery) or US$ 200.00 (Overseas delivery). No liability will be accepted for loss or late delivery. Bidding Document last selling Date on 9 October 2019 at 16:00 Hours Bangladesh Standard Time (GMT+6 hours).
Bid deadline	*10.10.2019*

Bahrain

(EEPC Ref. No. MEED-2710)

Tender No.	BAC/294/2019
Tender for	ATM machine
Tender details	Supply, installation, operation and maintenance (O&M) of an ATM machine in a new airport terminal.
Bid bond	BD 2,500
Cost of tender documents	BD 100
Closing date	*18.09.2019*
Issued by	Bahrain Airport Company P. O. Box 24924 Manama, Bahrain Tel. : (973) 17353333 Fax : (973) 17331410 E-mail : info@bac.bh Website : www.bac.bh

Iraq

(EEPC Ref. No. MEED-2712)

Tender No.	HFY-PUR/PD1016-1003
Tender for	Flowserve control valve parts
Tender details	Supply of spare parts for flowserve control valves.
Cost of tender documents	$ 100
Miscellaneous	Tender documents can also be obtained from PetroChina International, Fourth Floor, Building No. 10, P. O. Box 500486, Dubai Internet City, Dubai, Telephone : (9714) 4404100, Fax : (9714) 4404195, Email : halfayaprocurement@petrochina-hfy.com
Closing date	*03.10.2019*
Issued by	PetroChina International Iraq PetroChina Halfaya Base Camp Kahlaa, Missan Governorate, Iraq Fax : (9714) 4404190 E-mail : halfaya-quotation@petrochina-hfy.com Website : www.petrochina-hfy.com

Iraq

(EEPC Ref. No. MEED-2714)

Tender No.	HFY-PUR/PD1017-1004
Tender for	Control valve parts
Tender details	Supply of spare parts for general control valves.
Cost of tender documents	$ 100
Miscellaneous	Tender documents can also be obtained from PetroChina International, Fourth Floor, Building No. 10, P. O. Box 500486, Dubai Internet City, Dubai, Telephone : (9714) 4404100, Fax : (9714) 4404195, Email : halfayaprocurement@petrochina-hfy.com
Closing date	*03.10.2019*
Issued by	PetroChina International Iraq PetroChina Halfaya Base Camp Kahlaa, Missan Governorate, Iraq Fax : (9714) 4404190 E-mail : halfaya-quotation@petrochina-hfy.com Website : www.petrochina-hfy.com

Kuwait

(EEPC Ref. No. MEED-2716)

Tender No.	MEW/12/2018/2019
Tender for	Overhead lines
Tender details	Dismantling and constrution of 11kV, medium-tension overhead lines, and carrying out low-tension and associated civil works in the north.
Bid bond	KD 23,000
Cost of tender documents	KD 1,000
Closing date	*24.09.2019*
Issued by	Central Tenders Committee Electricity & Water Ministry P. O. Box 1070 Safat 13011, Kuwait Tel. : (965) 2401200 Fax : (965) 2416574 E-mail : info@ctc.gov.kw Website : www.ctc.gov.kw; www.capt.gov.kw

Egypt

(EEPC Ref. No. TN-10)

Issued by	EETC - Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company Abbassia, Cairo, Egypt Attn. : Ms. Mona Mohamed Purchasing Department Tel./Fax : + (202) 24015283 E-mail : eetc_chairman@yahoo.com
Tender No.	7/2019/2020
Package No.	B
For	Supply of 3x175 MVA, 220/66 KV three phase Power Transformers plus 4x40 MVA, 66/11 KV three phase Power Transformers.
Tender cost	US$ 2000 (only the amount of two thousand US Dollars). The purchaser shall collect the tender document from Export Development Bank of Egypt - El-Orouba Branch - El-Obour BLDGS - Cairo, Egypt. Account No. is 02020065929101027 through a written application and two copies accompanied by payment receipt of US$ 2000.
Bid Security	US$ 200,000 (only two hundred thousand US Dollars).
Closing date	*09.10.2019 at 12:00 Noon Cairo local time*
For further details, please contact	Nahas Ali Third Secretary (Com.) Embassy of India Cairo - Egypt E-mail : attcom.cairo@mea.gov.in
Source	Embassy of India, Cairo

Steel Market Current Report

Mandi Gobindgarh
Open Market Rates of Rerollables (August 31, 2019)

(Exclusive of GST) (Trade Terms 1% Cash Discount)

(Rate Rs. per Tonne)

Ingot
Arc/Ind. Furnace
Round quality (21x25)	29,200
Structural quality (28x30)	29,200
Low carbon (12x16)	-
Semi low carbon (18x21)	29,700
5x6 Girder quality (25x30)	-
Runners/Risers	29,700
Bones/Clean	-

Billets & Squares
50x50x63x63x65x65 mm MS	-
75x75x80x80x90x90 mm MS	29,800
100x100 mm MS	29,800
125x125 mm MS/ Concast	-
100x100 mm Concast-Billets	29,800
100x100 Concast-SAIL DSP	30,400
H.C. Billet SAIL 150x150 mm)	-
H.C. Billet-Tisco 75x75 mm)	-

Blooms
Above 251 mm Bloom (HC)	30,350
Above 251 mm Bloom (MS)	29,350
(DSP) Bloom 160x250 mm	29,450
130/135/140 mm (Tisco) MS	-
150x150 mm Concast (DSP)	29,450
150x150 mm MS (SAIL)	29,450
Bloom Cut into pcs. (MS)	29,350
Bloom Cut into pcs. (Medium)	29,350
Bloom Cut into (Patra Pass)	29,450

Slabs
Durgapur Slabs 14"x3"	-
Durgapur Slabs	-
Bokaro Slab Heavy	-
Tata Concast Slab (Heavy)	-
Skelp Tisco	-

Rails
Untested Rail - 75 lbs.	26,700
Untested Rail - 90 lbs.	26,500
Untested Rail - 105 lbs.	26,800
Rej. Wheel (Big)	-
Rej. Wheel (Small)	27,300
Cut Tyre (Big)	32,700
Cut Tyre (Small)	27,700

Melting Scrap (F.O.R.)
Fresh Scrap (Rolling Mill End)	26,750
Old Scrap (Godown)	22,600
Turning	22,000
Tin Tapper	23,500
Sponge Iron	23,000

Pig Iron (F.O.R.)
Foundry Grade	31,800
Steel Grade	28,500
C.I. Turning	15,200
Degi Scrap	23,200
Deg Casting	32,500
Ingot Moulds (Old)	23,500
Ingot Moulds (New)	33,600
Cut Ingot Moulds	21,300

Open Market Rates of Finished Goods (August 31, 2019)
(Inclusive of GST)

(Rate per Qntl.)

M. S. Rounds	4 mm	5 mm	6 mm	8 mm	10 mm	12 mm	16/20 mm	22/25 mm
Mild	4290	4270	4280	4310	4280	4280	4460	4620
Zindi Pass (Drawing)	-	-	-	4300	4270	4170	4460	4480

Above rates of 6 mm rounds are of length up to 14’ Above 18’ = 4290

Heavy Rounds	28 to 53 mm	63 to 100 mm	110 to 125 mm	140 to 150 mm	165 mm	180 mm	200 mm
Mild	4430	4470	4470	4470	4470	4500	4500

M. S. Squares	4 mm	5 mm	6 mm	8 mm	10 mm	12 mm	16/20 mm	22/25 mm
Mild	4520	4520	4490	4550	4550	4560	4510	4480

M. S. Angles	20 mm	25 mm	32 mm	40 mm	50 mm	65 mm	75 mm	100 mm	110 mm	150 mm	200 mm
3 mm	4350	4330	4440	4430	4530	4480	-	-	-	-	-
5 mm	–	4380	4380	4430	4530	4520	4530	4530	-	-	-
6 mm	–	4370	4370	4530	4530	4520	4520	4530	-	-	-
8 mm	-	-	-	4400	4400	4520	4500	4500	-	-	-
10 mm	–	-	-	4400	4400	4520	4500	4570	4560	-	-
12 mm	–	-	-	4400	4400	4520	4500	4570	-	4600	-
16 mm	–	-	-	4400	4400	4510	4500	4570	-	-	-

M. S. Flats	20 mm	25 mm	32 mm	40 mm	50 mm	65 mm	75 mm	100 mm
3 mm	4250	4260	4360	4300	4410	4410	-	-
5 mm	4260	4260	4260	4260	4410	4500	4500	4500
6 mm	4250	4250	4260	4260	4410	4510	4500	4500
8 mm	-	-	4140	4270	4370	4470	4470	4480
10 mm	-	-	4140	4270	4370	4470	4470	4470
12/25 mm	-	-	4140	4270	4370	4470	4270	4490
18/19 Gauge	4220	4200	4250	4270	4370	4470	4470	4490

[Prices at other stockyards may vary] Source : Steel Town (Weekly), August 31, 2019]

H.O. (Cell)	REGISTERED & HEAD OFFICE
Suranjan Gupta Executive Director EEPC INDIA Vandhna (4th Floor) 11 Tolstoy Marg New Delhi 110 001 Tel.: 91-11-23353353, 23711124/25 Fax : 91-11-23310920 E-mail : eepcto@eepcindia.net URL : www.eepcindia.org	Adhip Mitra Addl. Executive Director & Secretary EEPC INDIA Vanijya Bhavan (1st Floor) International Trade Facilitation Centre 1/1 Wood Street, Kolkata 700 016 Tel.: 91-33-22890651/52/53 Fax : 91-33-22890654 E-mail : eepcho@eepcindia.net URL : www.eepcindia.org

Contents

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OVERSEAS SECTION

Global Business Opportunities

DOMESTIC SECTION

Highlights

Overseas Information

OVERSEAS MARKET INFORMATION

TENDER INFORMATION

Domestic Information

PUBLIC NOTICE

STEEL PRICES

Steel Market Current Report

EEPC INDIA OFFICE BEARERS

REGIONAL CHAIRMEN / CHAIRPERSON

EEPC INDIA OFFICES

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SUB-REGIONAL OFFICE

Project	Sustainable Urban Transport Investment Program – Tranche 2 Loan No. : 2879/2880-GEO: Financing from ADB
DB Ref. No.	ADB732-08/19
Issued by	Municipal Development Fund of Georgia 150 David Agmashenebeli Ave., Room #409 0112, Tbilisi, Georgia Attn. : Ms. Mariam Jangulashvili, Procurement Specialist Tel. : +995-32 43 70 01/02/03 Fax : +995-32 43 70 77 E-mail : procurement@mdf.org.ge
Bid No.	SUTIP2/ICB/G/05-2019
For	Procurement of Bridge Inspection Truck for Georgian Technical University (GTU) Bridges and Tunnels Laboratory.
Tender cost	Bidding Documents (soft copy) can be obtained from the MDF office at the address indicated above upon submission of written request, free of charge.
Bid deadline	*08.10.2019*
Source	UN Development Business Website

Tender No.	HFY-PUR/PD1018-1005
Tender for	Fisher control valve parts
Tender details	Supply of Fisher control valve parts.
Cost of tender documents	$ 100
Miscellaneous	Tender documents can also be obtained from PetroChina International, Fourth Floor, Building No. 10, P. O. Box 500486, Dubai Internet City, Dubai, Telephone : (9714) 4404100, Fax : (9714) 4404195, Email : halfayaprocurement@petrochina-hfy.com
Closing date	*03.10.2019*
Issued by	PetroChina International Iraq PetroChina Halfaya Base Camp Kahlaa, Missan Governorate, Iraq Fax : (9714) 4404190 E-mail : halfaya-quotation@petrochina-hfy.com Website : www.petrochina-hfy.com

Tender No.	HFY-PUR/PD1020-1007
Tender for	Cable, control and chemical injection skid spares
Tender details	Supply of electrical spare parts for low-voltage cables, local control spares, chemical injection skid spares and other essential spare parts.
Cost of tender documents	$ 100
Miscellaneous	Tender documents can also be obtained from PetroChina International, Fourth Floor, Building No. 10, P. O. Box 500486, Dubai Internet City, Dubai, Telephone : (9714) 4404100, Fax : (9714) 4404195, Email : halfayaprocurement@petrochina-hfy.com
Closing date	*10.10.2019*
Issued by	PetroChina International Iraq PetroChina Halfaya Base Camp Kahlaa, Missan Governorate, Iraq Fax : (9714) 4404190 E-mail : halfaya-quotation@petrochina-hfy.com Website : www.petrochina-hfy.com

Tender No.	MEW/82/2017/2018
Tender for	Overhead line works
Tender details	Replacement of wooden poles and copper lines on metal poles for 11kV overhead lines in the north.
Bid bond	KD 45,000
Cost of tender documents	KD 1,000
Closing date	*01.10.2019*
Issued by	Central Tenders Committee Electricity & Water Ministry P. O. Box 1070 Safat 13011, Kuwait Tel. : (965) 2401200 Fax : (965) 2416574 E-mail : info@ctc.gov.kw Website : www.ctc.gov.kw; www.capt.gov.kw

Tender No.	KPA/1/2019/2020
Tender for	Marine buoy parts
Tender details	Supply, installation, repair, and operation and maintenance of spare parts for marine buoys and pillars (navigational guides).
Bid bond	KD 23,000
Cost of tender documents	KD 1,000
Closing date	*01.12.2019*
Issued by	Central Tenders Committee Kuwait Ports Authority P. O. Box 1070 Safat 13011, Kuwait Tel. : (965) 2401200 Fax : (965) 2416574 E-mail : info@ctc.gov.kw Website : www.ctc.gov.kw; www.capt.gov.kw
Source	MEED.com website

Issued by	EL- Nasr Fertilizer and Chemical Industry Co (SEMADCO) ATTAKA – SUEZ – Egypt Attn. : Eng. Essam Gamal Bahr, Head of Environment and Projects Tel. : (+20) 623360041/5621811/(+20) 623360042 Mobile : (+20)1276664475, (+20)1007410055 E-mail: semadco@semadco.com; essambahr64@yahoo.com; esambahr64@gmail.com
Tender No.	1
For	Design, Supply, Install and Commission a Wastewater Treatment Plant (400 m³/hr.) Demineralized Water Treatment Plant (350m³/hr.).
Tender cost	Non-refundable fee of twenty five thousand Egyptian pounds (EGP 25,000). The method of payment will be cash, bank cheque or bank transfer in favour of SEMADCO. The documents can be collected at the address above.
Bid Security	US$ 250,000 (two hundred and fifty thousand US dollars). Late bids or bids not accompanied by bid security will be rejected.
Closing date	*22.10.2019 at 12:00 pm (Cairo Time)*
For further details, please contact	Nahas Ali Third Secretary (Com.) Embassy of India Cairo - Egypt Tel. : +202-27361014 E-mail : attcom.cairo@mea.gov.in
Source	Embassy of India, Cairo