EEPC INDIA :: Info Bulletin

My dear fellow exporters,

India`s engineering exports continued to decline for the third straight month in June of the new fiscal 2020-2021 exhibiting dismal y-o-y performance. This echoed the global trade performance which was also quite weak albeit due to the rapidly expanding pandemic-COVID-19 across the globe. The situation may worsen as the pandemic does not show any signs of subsiding in the near future. Almost all international organisations predicted a deep set recession for the global economy in 2020. As the world gradually comes into terms with the new post COVID normal, trade emerges as one of the most important factors to instill confidence in the global economy.

Hon`ble Commerce and Industry Minister Mr. Piyush Goyal recently held a video conference with EPCs along with senior Government officials from the Ministry. The Minister lauded the exporting community and informed that figures of June 2020 revealed that merchandise export figures have touched 88 percent of June 2019. He added that the exporters have worked exceptionally hard to recover from the lockdown setback so quickly, and reach such levels. The hard work, self-confidence and determination have paid off. Mr. Goyal said that the performance also is an indicator that economic activity is truly making a revival.

EEPC India encouraged such interaction and on behalf of the fellow exporters, EEPC India further approached the Minister seeking intervention for restoration of benefits for exporters under the MEIS scheme , which has been recently stopped by the Revenue Dept. EEPC India requested the government to make necessary changes as it will have an extreme adverse impact on exporters’ ability to survive in these difficult conditions.

This is for your kind intervention.

Mahesh Desai

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.

Greece
(Source : Embassy of India, Athens)

Significant trends in trade and investment

Trade in Goods - According to latest availabledata on bilateral trade by theHellenic Statistical Authority,processed by the ExportResearch Centre (KEEM), inJanuary-May 2020 Greekimports from India was 165.1million Euro (decreased by8.0% as compared to JanuaryMay2019 when it was 179.4million Euro) and Greekexports to India in JanuaryMay2020 was 28.0 millionEuro (decreased by -20.3% ascompared to January-May2019 when it was 35.1 millionEuro).

Analysis -According to latest available databy the Hellenic StatisticalAuthority, the total value of Greekimports for the 5-month periodfrom January to May 2020 incomparison with the correspondingperiod of the year 2019, amountedto Euro 19,096.1 mil., decreasedby 16.8%. The total value of Greekexports for the 5-month periodfrom January to May 2020 ascompared to January-May 2019amounted to Euro 12,010.2 mil.,decreased by 13.5%..

On 08.6.2020 it was reported on an agricultural issues website www.ellinikigeorgia.gr that, inIndia, landmark decisions will determine the future of millions of farmers: Three landmarkdecisions on the primary sector have been approved by the Indian Government. Thesedecisions include amendments to the Law on Basic Agricultural Products, the trade inagricultural products and the Law on the Empowerment and Protection of the AgriculturalPopulation, which included the Price Guarantee Agreement.

New Zealand
(Source : High Commission of India, Wellington)

Cooperation among Indo-Pacific countries in fighting Covid-19 pandemic: India has been engaged with the US, Australia, Japan, ROK, Vietnam and New Zealand in weekly telephonic conversations between 20 March– 15 May at Foreign Secretary level to share ideas and best practices.

India and New Zealand are among the 62 nations that have come together to back Australia’s call for an independent inquiry into the origins of tshe coronavirus pandemic. A draft resolution was put upto the WHO Director-General Dr.Tedros Ghebreyesus on 12May 2020, requesting to begin the investigation. Other countries backing the resolution include Australia, Brazil, Canada, Japan, the Russian Federation, the European Union and its member states, Turkey, Ukraine, the United Kingdom among others.

COVID-19 Response Webinar hosted by INZBC: A webinar on disruptions of global supply chains was hosted on 14 May 2020 by the India New Zealand Business Council (INZBC). The panel of speakers included Ernst & Young NZ’s Executive Director Mark Shepherd, Second Secretary (Political, Information & Commercial Representative) Shri Paramjeet Singh from the High Commission of India and Jeena& Co-DEL India Country Head Predimen K. Koul.

High Commissioner attends Video Conference with CEO of Ola: High Commissioner Shri Muktesh Pardeshi attended a video conference with the CEO of Ola, Shri Bhavish Aggarwal wherein the Ola team gave a presentation on Ola’s activities in NZ and also sought High Commissioner’s views to expand its footprint in NZ. Ola started its operations in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch in 2018 and expanded its operations in 11 other cities in December, 2019.

High Commission of India, Wellington hosted a media conference during which High Commissioner Shri Muktesh K Pardeshi briefed the media about the more than 2,200 Indians stranded in NZ and the assistance being provided to them by the Mission and the Honorary Consulate in Auckland with help from a few NGOs. He also briefed about the possible plan to evacuate the stranded Indians in the near future and the standard operating procedure to be followed for doing the same.

Switzerland
(Source :Embassy of India, Berne)

Potential products of imports from India

Commodity - Medium oils and preparations, of petroleum or bituminousminerals, n.e.s. containing by weight => 70% of petroleum,these oils being the basic constituents of the preparations (excl.light oils and preparation)[HS Code 2710.19] .

India’s Export to World in April. 2020 – 1084.51 USD Million

India’s Export to Switzerland in April 2020 – 0 USD Million

Switzerland’s Import from World in May 2020 – 136 USDMillion

Rationale - Comparison between India’s exports to the world(April. 2020), India’s export to Switzerland (April /May 2020) and Switzerland’s imports from the world(May 2020) at 6 digit HS Code.

Commodity - Medicaments for therapeutic or prophylactic uses, put up inmeasured doses, incl. those in the form of transdermaladministration systems, or in forms or packings for retail sale(excl. goods of headings 3002, 3004.10 3004.50 to 3005, or3006)[HS Code 3004.90]

India’s Export to World in April. 2020 – USD 980.46 Million

India’s Export to Switzerland in April 2020 – USD 0.43 Million

Switzerland’s Import from World in May 2020 – 1,695 USDMillion.

Rationale -Comparison between India’s exports to the world(April. 2020), India’s export to Switzerland (April /May 2020) and Switzerland’s imports from the world(May 2020) at 6 digit HS Code.

Significant trends in trade and investment in May 2020

Trade in Goods - The total export products to Switzerland registered a decrease of

–12%, (USD 106 Million) in May 2020 as compared to April 2020 (121 USD illion).However, India’s increase in exports in May 2020 was particularlyseen in the field - Women`s or girls` dresses of artificial fibres(excl. knitted or crocheted and petticoats) (HS Code 6204.44)The total import products from Switzerland registered a massivedecrease of -20% in May 2020 (USD 108 Million), as compared toApril 2020 (USD 135 million).

However India’s registered increase in imports was particularlyseen in the field of Gold, incl. gold plated with platinum,unwrought, for non-monetary purposes (excl. gold in powderform) [included in the special trade since 1.1.2012] (HS Code 7108.12); Static converters (HS Code 8504.40)

Analysis - Due to the ongoing COVID-19pandemic, both Export andImports between India andSwitzerland was affected withIndia’s trade with Switzerland forMay 2020, accounted for 0.44% ofSwitzerland’s total trade.

Trade in Services - The Service-related data is available on the Swiss side only on quarterly basis. In comparison to the 4th Quarter of 2019, in the 1st Quarter of 2020,the Services exports from India to Switzerland saw increase in Consulting Services (14.1%); followed by Telecommunications, computer and information services (9.6%) and Technical, trade-related, and other business services (6.8). The Services imports from Switzerland saw increase in, Other services [Manufacturing services, maintenance and repair services, construction services, personal services, government services] (2.9%); and Licence fees (1.2%). Overall, the Services trade was in favour of India.

Analysis - Overall the trade in Services is infavor of India. License Fees [IPRrelated] expectedly is in favour ofSwitzerland.

Investment - As per DIPP, the FDI from Switzerland to India from April 2000 toMarch stood at USD 4842.38 million, making 1.03% of the totalFDI Equity inflow. As per RBI figures, the total ODI from India toSwitzerland during May 2020 was USD 0 million compared to USD0.28 million in April 2020.

Analysis - The investments from India toSwitzerland are largely in field ofManufacturing, Financial,Insurance, and Business services,and Wholesale, Retail Trade,Restaurants. And Hotel.

Important India related statements of commercial significance by political leaders, think tanks, chambers, associations etc. / Significant stories/features on India related trade, investment, services and logistic sector, published in foreign journals/dailies, etc.

Infosys and Avaloq Partner to Strengthen Wealth Management Capabilities through Digital Platforms: On 28 May2020, Indian technology company Infosys announced strategic partnership with Zurich based digital technologyprovider Avaloq to strengthen and provide end-to-end (e2e) wealth management capabilities throughdigital platforms. Infosys will leverage its Global Delivery Model and a standardized approach toimplement Avaloq’s solutions for clients; Avaloq’s specialized knowledge and experience in providingend-to-end wealth management solutions combined with Infosys’ global presence and digitaltransformation capabilities will help create a one-stop-shop for wealth management clients.

HCL and Temenos sign exclusive agreement for non-financial services enterprises: On 02 June2020, Noida based leading global technology company HCL Technologies and the banking softwarecompany Temenos, headquartered in Switzerland, announced the signing of an exclusive strategicagreement for non-financial services enterprises. The agreement is exclusive for 7 years and under theagreement HCL has been granted a license to develop, market and support Temenos multi-experiencedevelopment platform (MXDP) for non-financial services enterprises; and Temenos with further enhancedvisibility on profitability and cash flow and underlines the resilience of Temenos’ businessmodel.

Swiss fuel cell specialist Hexis to become a part of mPower GmbH: On 03 June 2020, Dresden, Germanybased mPower GmbH, whose parent company is an Indian (Pune based) high tech company h2ePower Systems Private Limited, announced that Swiss fuel cell specialist Hexis will became a part ofmPower GmbH, as per the agreement signed between the two companies. The agreements also includethe future cooperation of Hexis with the previous owner for the supply of SOFC fuel cell modules.

Thailand
(Source : Embassy of India, Bangkok)

Meeting with TAPMA President
08.07.2020

Deputy Chief of Mission Mrs. Alpana Dubey held a meeting on 8th July, 2020 with President of Thai Auto Parts Manufacturers Association (TAPMA) and discussed about mutual collaboration in auto parts sector.

Iraq

(EEPC Ref. No. DB-2428)

Project	Emergency Operation for Development Project Loan No. : IBRD-87930 Project ID No. : P155732
DB Ref. No.	WB-P540630-07/20
Issued by	Ministry of Electricity Investment and Contracts Office Al-Mansour, AL - Naqabat Street 1st Floor, Transmission Contracts Section Attn. : Ahmed Mahmood Sami, Procurement Officer Baghdad, Republic of Iraq Tel. : +964 7901748347 E-mail : eodp@moelc.gov.iq
Bid No.	EODP-AF-MOE/DE/G22
For	Supply of (1817) Distribution transformers 400 and 250 KVA for Ninawa, Anbar and Kirkuk governorates.
Tender cost	Non-refundable fee of US$ 300. The method of payment will be in cash. The document will be picked up from the Office of Externally Funded Projects OEFP office address shown above. For the International Bidders, there is also the option of purchase through money transfer and the Bidding Documents to be sent by e-mail. If required, the bidding document will be sent by e-mail upon receipt of money transfer to MOE bank account with the net amount of US$ 300 excluded any additional cost regarding the money transfer. MOE bank account is available upon request after sending the company credentials and confirming the official e-mail address. In case the transferred money did not enter into MOE bank account by the closing date, the bid will be rejected, and if the money enters the account afterwards it will be returned to the bidder.
Bid Security	US$ 260,000
Bid deadline	*18.08.2020*

Uganda

(EEPC Ref. No. DB-2430)

Project	Uganda Skills Development Project (USDP) Loan No. : IDA-56120 Project ID No. : P145309
DB Ref. No.	WB-P541678-07/20
Issued by	Procurement and Disposal Unit Ministry of Education and Sports Plot 9/11 King George VI Way 7th Floor, Embassy House, Room 7.2 Kampala, Uganda E-mail : usdp.vehicles@education.go.ug
Bid No.	UG-MOESTS-127349-GO-RFB
For	Supply and delivery of Motor Vehicles and Construction Equipment for Colleges and their Vocational Training Institutions Under Uganda Skills Development Project in Six Lots as follows : Lot 1 : - 1No. Excavator - 1No. Motor grader - 1No. Vibrating roller - 1No. Wheel loader Lot 2 : - 1No. Spray rate truck Lot 3 : - 1 No. Tractor with its implements (planter, disc plough, rotary tiller & trailer) - 1 No. Walk behind tractor Lot 4 : - 5 No. Tipper track - 1 No. Water Bowser Lot 5 : - 3No. Bus 68-seater capacity Lot 6 : - 9 No. Van 30 seater - 1 No. Van 14 seater capacity - 7 No. Double cabin pickup
Tender cost	Non-refundable fee of UGX. 100,000= (Uganda Shillings one hundred thousand only) or US$ 30.
Bid Security	- Lot 1 : UGX 50,000,000 (Uganda Shillings Fifty Million only) or equivalent amount in a freely convertible currency. - Lot 2 : UGX 4,500, 000 (Uganda Shillings Four Million Five hundred thousand only) or equivalent amount in a freely convertible currency. - Lot 3 : UGX 15,000,000(Uganda Shillings Fifteen Million only) or equivalent amount in a freely convertible currency. - Lot 4 : UGX. 16,000,000(Uganda Shillings Sixteen Million only) or equivalent amount in a freely convertible currency. - Lot 5 : UGX 15,000,000(Uganda Shillings Fifteen Million only) or equivalent amount in a freely convertible currency. - Lot 6 : UGX 23,000,000(Uganda Shillings Twenty three Million only) or equivalent amount in a freely convertible currency.
Bid deadline	*14.09.2020*
Source	UN Development Business Website

Kuwait

(EEPC Ref. No. MEED-2897)

Tender No.	MEW/7244/2016
Tender for	Overhead line joints
Tender details	Supply of overhead line joints for electricity distribution networks.
Bid bond	KD 62,000
Cost of tender documents	KD 1,000
Closing date	*30.08.2020*
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

United Arab Emirates

(EEPC Ref. No. MEED-2899)

Tender No.	RFX-2122000114
Tender for	Battery banks
Tender details	Supply, installation, testing and commissioning of battery banks in phase 1, K station.
Bid bond	AED 60,000
Cost of tender documents	AED 210
Closing date	*31.08.2020*
Issued by	Dubai Electricity & Water Authority Office of the Contracts Manager Zabeel East, P. O. Box 564 Dubai, UAE Tel. : (9714) 3244444 Fax: (9714) 3248111 E-mail: contracts@dewa.gov.ae Website : www.dewa.gov.ae; https://srm.dewa.gov.ae

United Arab Emirates

(EEPC Ref. No. MEED-2901)

Tender No.	RFX-2212000015
Tender for	Trucks
Tender details	Supply of various types of trucks.
Bid bond	AED 272,000
Cost of tender documents	AED 2,100
Closing date	*24.08.2020*
Issued by	Dubai Electricity & Water Authority Office of the Contracts Manager Zabeel East, P. O. Box 564 Dubai, UAE Tel. : (9714) 3244444 Fax: (9714) 3248111 E-mail: contracts@dewa.gov.ae Website : www.dewa.gov.ae; https://srm.dewa.gov.ae

United Arab Emirates

(EEPC Ref. No. MEED-2903)

Tender No.	RFX-2122000026
Tender for	Industrial 3D printer system
Tender details	Supply, installation, testing and commissioning of a complete industrial 3D printer system plus onsite training and three-years’ operation and maintenance.
Bid bond	AED 60,000
Cost of tender documents	AED 630
Closing date	*26.08.2020*
Issued by	Dubai Electricity & Water Authority Office of the Contracts Manager Zabeel East, P. O. Box 564 Dubai, UAE Tel. : (9714) 3244444 Fax: (9714) 3248111 E-mail: contracts@dewa.gov.ae Website : www.dewa.gov.ae; https://srm.dewa.gov.ae

Steel Market Current Report

Mandi Gobindgarh
Open Market Rates of Rerollables (July 25, 2020)

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

(Rate Rs. per Tonne)

Ingot
Arc/Ind. Furnace
Round quality (21x25)	30,600
Structural quality (28x30)	30,800
Low carbon (12x16)	-
Semi low carbon (18x21)	30,750
5x6 Girder quality (25x30)	-
Runners/Risers	30,400
Bones/Clean	-

Billets & Squares
50x50x63x63x65x65 mm MS	-
75x75x80x80x90x90 mm MS	30,800
100x100 mm MS2	31,100
125x125 mm MS/ Concast	-
100x100 mm Concast-Billets	31,200
100x100 Concast-SAIL DSP	31,200
H.C. Billet SAIL 150x150 mm)	-
H.C. Billet-Tisco 75x75 mm)	-

Blooms
Above 251 mm Bloom (HC)	27,800
Above 251 mm Bloom (MS)	27,800
(DSP) Bloom 160x250 mm	27,800
130/135/140 mm (Tisco) MS	-
150x150 mm Concast (DSP)	30,900
150x150 mm MS (SAIL)	30,900
Bloom Cut into pcs. (MS)	31,900
Bloom Cut into pcs. (Medium)	31,100
Bloom Cut into (Patra Pass)	31,100

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

Rails
Untested Rail - 75 lbs.	23,700
Untested Rail - 90 lbs.	23,700
Untested Rail - 105 lbs.	23,600
Rej. Wheel (Small)	23,600
Cut Tyre (Big)	30,500
Cut Tyre (Small)	24,500

Melting Scrap (F.O.R.)
Fresh Scrap (Rolling Mill End)	24,100
Old Scrap (Godown)	20,600
Turning	19,700
Tin Tapper	21,800
Mill Scale	16,800
Sponge Iron	20,000

Pig Iron (F.O.R.)
Foundry Grade	28,800
Steel Grade	21,600
C.I. Turning	14,600
Degi Scrap	22,100
Deg Casting	34,500
Ingot Moulds (Old)	21,100
Ingot Moulds (New)	33,300
Cut Ingot Moulds	20,000

Open Market Rates of Finished Goods (July 25, 2020)
(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	4300	4320	4320	4330	4310	4410	4470	4330
Zindi Pass (Drawing)	-	-	-	4320	4390	4390	4490	4490

Above rates of 6 mm rounds are of length up to 14’ Above 18’ = 4360

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	4450	4450	4470	4470	4480	4490	4370

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	4550	4490	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	4340	4300	4350	4420	4420	4490	-	-	-	-	-
5 mm	–	4190	4300	4420	4420	4490	4520	4420	-	-	-
6 mm	–	4380	4380	4420	4420	4490	4520	4510	-	-	-
8 mm	-	-	-	4420	4490	4490	4510	4510	-	-	-
10 mm	–	-	-	4420	4490	4490	4510	4570	4510	-	-
12 mm	–	-	-	4420	4490	4170	4490	4500	-	4590	-
16 mm	–	-	-	4420	4490	4500	4490	4570	-	-	-

M. S. Flats	20 mm	25 mm	32 mm	40 mm	50 mm	65 mm	75 mm	100 mm
3 mm	4280	4270	4280	4310	4410	4370	-	-
5 mm	4280	4270	4280	4280	4510	4570	4510	4510
6 mm	4310	4340	4280	4280	4430	4560	4510	4510
8 mm	-	-	4160	4280	4380	4520	4490	4510
10 mm	-	-	4150	4280	4380	4510	4490	4490
12/25 mm	-	-	4150	4280	4380	4510	4490	4490
18/19 Gauge	4110	4190	4360	4280	4380	4490	4490	4490

[Prices at other stockyards may vary] Source : Steel Town (Weekly), July 25, 2020]

Project	Greater Colombo Water and Wastewater Management Improvement Investment Program - Project 1 ADB Loan No. : 2948-SRI Financing from ADB
DB Ref. No.	ADB-P541102-07/20
Issued by	Assistant General Manager (Tenders and Contracts) National Water Supply & Drainage Board (NWSDB) Galle Road Ratmalana, Sri Lanka Tel. : +94 11-2635885/2638999 Fax : +94 11-2635885 E-mail: cwssiadb@yahoo.com; agmtender@waterboard.lk
Contract Nos.	GCWWMIIP/ADB/NBIOT/METER/ICB/11
For	Supply and Installation of NB-IoT Smart Water Meters in Colombo City.
Tender cost	Non-refundable fee of LKR 60,000.00 plus VAT in cash or US$ 340 plus VAT in cash or Bank Draft in favour of National Water Supply and Drainage Board from 23rdJuly 2020 to 9th September 2020 during 9:00hours to 15:00 hours on normal working days. Payment could also be made on Swift Transfer to the following account: Swift Code : BCEYLKLX – 7010-051-7042879 Bank of Ceylon, Dehiwala Branch, Sri Lanka
Bid deadline	*10.09.2020*

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

From Chairman’s Pen

OVERSEAS SECTION

Global Business Opportunities

DOMESTIC SECTION

Highlights

Overseas Information

OVERSEAS MARKET INFORMATION

TENDER INFORMATION

TRADE ENQUIRIES

Domestic Information

PUBLIC NOTICE

STEEL PRICES

Steel Market Current Report

EEPC INDIA OFFICE BEARERS

REGIONAL CHAIRMEN / CHAIRPERSON

EEPC INDIA OFFICES

REGIONAL OFFICES

SUB-REGIONAL OFFICE

Tender No.	RFP/INT/CSD/2020/5 (IN/CSD/OK/2020/116)
Tender for	Joints
Tender details	Supply of 15 pre-moulded 66kV, cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) straight joints.
Bid bond	BD 500
Cost of tender documents	BD 15
Closing date	*24.08.2020*
Issued by	Electricity & Water Authority Central Stores Directorate P. O. Box 5325 Sitra, Bahrain Tel. : (973) 17995500 Website : www.tenderboard.gov.bh

Tender No.	RFQ-1031887
Tender for	Metal pump parts
Tender details	Supply of spare parts for central metal pumps.
Bid bond	KD 1,000
Closing date	*20.08.2020*
Issued by	Kuwait National Petroleum Company P. O. Box 70 Ahmadi 13001, Kuwait Tel. : (965) 23887794/23887792/23207793 E-mail: cwphelp@knpc.com.kw Website: http://esourcing.knpc.com

Tender No.	RFX-2122000122
Tender for	Battery charger upgrade
Tender details	Upgrade of AEG battery chargers at K station, phase 1, Jebel Ali.
Bid bond	AED 45,000
Cost of tender documents	AED 210
Closing date	*30.08.2020*
Issued by	Dubai Electricity & Water Authority Office of the Contracts Manager Zabeel East, P. O. Box 564 Dubai, UAE Tel. : (9714) 3244444 Fax: (9714) 3248111 E-mail: contracts@dewa.gov.ae Website : www.dewa.gov.ae; https://srm.dewa.gov.ae

Tender No.	RFX-2122000025
Tender for	Milling machine system
Tender details	Supply, installation, testing and commissioning of a complete universal milling machine system plus onsite training and operation and maintenance.
Bid bond	AED 60,000
Cost of tender documents	AED 630
Closing date	*25.08.2020*
Issued by	Dubai Electricity & Water Authority Office of the Contracts Manager Zabeel East, P. O. Box 564 Dubai, UAE Tel. : (9714) 3244444 Fax: (9714) 3248111 E-mail: contracts@dewa.gov.ae Website : www.dewa.gov.ae; https://srm.dewa.gov.ae

Tender No.	RFX-2052000059
Tender for	Smart electricity meters
Tender details	Supply of smart electricity meters.
Bid bond	AED 2m
Cost of tender documents	AED 2,100
Closing date	*27.08.2020*
Issued by	Dubai Electricity & Water Authority Office of the Contracts Manager Zabeel East, P. O. Box 564 Dubai, UAE Tel. : (9714) 3244444 Fax: (9714) 3248111 E-mail: contracts@dewa.gov.ae Website : www.dewa.gov.ae; https://srm.dewa.gov.ae
Source	MEED.com website