EEPC INDIA :: Info Bulletin

Mr. Pradeep Kr. Aggarwal, Dy. Regional Chairman, EEPC India (NR) welcoming Mr. Sanjay Beswal ,Director, Andees Consulting with a flower bouquet at the Training Programme on Exports and Imports Business in the new GST Era - Managing Change held on 13th July, 2017 in New Delhi
Mr. C. S. Shukla, Former Executive Director, EEPC India welcoming Mrs. Vasundhara Sinha, IRS, Additional Director General of Foreign Trade, Ministry of Commerce & Industry with a flower bouquet at the Training Programme on Exports and Imports Business in the new GST Era - Managing Change held on 13th July, 2017 in New Delhi
Mr. Rakesh Suraj, Regional Director, EEPC India (NR) welcoming Mrs. Archana P. Tiwari, IRS, Chief Commissioner, GST & Central Excise, Department of Revenue, Ministry of Finance with a flower bouquet at the Training Programme on Exports and Imports Business in the new GST Era - Managing Change held on 13th July, 2017 in New Delhi
Mr. Sanjay Beswal, Director, Andees Consulting in his presentation on Snapshot of Indirect taxes related to Exports & Imports before and after GST & Consequent changes in Calculation of Import duty, Procedures and Documentation, Duty Exemptions and Refunds
Mr. T.S. Bhasin, Chairman, EEPC India addressing the gathering at the Training Programme on Exports and Imports Business in the new GST Era - Managing Change held on 13th July, 2017 in New Delhi
Opening remarks by Mr. Vasa Seshagiri Rao, Addl. Director General, NACEN, Chennai at the Interactive Session on GST held on 11th July, 2017 in Chennai
Mr. T. S. Bhasin, Chairman, EEPC India addressing the participants at the Interactive Session on GST held on 11th July, 2017 in Chennai
Mrs. Vasundhara Sinha, IRS, Additional Director General of Foreign Trade, Ministry of Commerce & Industry addressing the gathering
Mrs. Archana P. Tiwari, IRS, Chief Commissioner, GST & Central Excise, Department of Revenue, Ministry of Finance addressing the gathering
Mr. Vasa Seshagiri Rao, IRS, Addl. Director General, NACEN, Chennai presenting a bouquet to Mr. T. S. Bhasin, Chairman, EEPC India at the Interactive Session on GST held on 11th July, 2017 in Chennai
NACEN, Chennai member welcoming Mr. Suranjan Gupta, Addl. Executive Director, EEPC India with a flower bouquet at the Interactive Session on GST held on 11th July, 2017 in Chennai
Training Programme on Exports and Imports Business in the new GST Era - Managing Change held on 13th July, 2017 in New Delhi. Dignitaries on the dais - From (L to R) Mr. Sanjay Beswal, Director, Andees Consulting; Mr. Sandeep Chilana, Partner, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas; Mr. Pradeep Kr. Aggarwal, Dy. Regional Chairman, EEPC India (NR); Mr. T. S. Bhasin, Chairman, EEPC India, Mr. Suranjan Gupta, Addl. Executive Director, EEPC India & Mr. Rakesh Suraj, Regional Director, EEPC India (NR)
Mr. T. S. Bhasin, Chairman, EEPC India welcoming Mr. Sandeep Chilana, Partner, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas with a flower bouquet at the Training Programme on Exports and Imports Business in the new GST Era - Managing Change held on 13th July, 2017 in New Delhi

My dear fellow exporters,

According to a recent circular, exporters can now go back to paying the free-on-board (FOB) value of exports based on the rupee value according to the exchange rate notified by the customs department.

The circular also allowed self-certification for higher duty drawback in order to reduce the transaction time and cost. It also clarified that while supplying to SEZs for export purposes or otherwise, traders need to mention whether it was being done under an LUT (letter of undertaking) or a bond.

After the GST implementation, our member exporters had raised the issue of lack of clarity on norms relating to submission of bonds or LUTs for clearance of export consignments and sought IGST exemption. However, earlier this month, the government had said big exporters with a good track record can give an LUT to the customs department while small exporters would have to give a bond to seek IGST exemption. But problems in this regard have persisted.

The government had mentioned that those exporters who had received inward forex remittances exceeding Rs 1 crore in the previous financial year were eligible for LUTs. On the other hand, a bond now needs to be accompanied by a bank guarantee to the tune of 15 per cent of bond amount.

For more details, please visit our website (www.eepcindia.org).

Tarvinder Singh Bhasin

Chile
(Source : Embassy of India, Santiago)

SEMINAR BY DIRECON

A Seminar on the Expansion of the Indo-Chilean Preferential Trade Agreement was organized by the Directorate of International Economic Relations (DIRECON), Ministry of External Affairs on 16 May, 2017. During the event, presentations were made by Mr. Gaston Lewin, Vice President of the Industrial Development Society (SOFOFA); former President of Chile and currently Minister in Special Mission for Asia, Mr. Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle; the Acting Director General of DIRECON Mr. Pablo Urria; Ambassador of India Ms. Anita Nayar; and Ms. Carolina Vasquez, Director of ProChile in New Delhi.

Mexico
(Source : Embassy of India , Mexico City)

In the Financial Year 2016-17 the total trade between India and Mexico was about 6.92 bln USD compared to 5.50 bln USD during the same period (April - March) in FY 2015-16. In 2015-16, India was the 13th biggest trading partner of Mexico while in one year it climbed 2 places to become the 11th biggest partner. The total trade registered a significant increase of 25 percent by value. In 2016-17 India exported USD 1.6 bln worth of Vehicles and auto-parts to Mexico. Mexico exported Crude oil worth USD 1.9 bln to India in the same period. India and Mexico held 7th Joint Commission Meeting on 23 June in which a lot of issues were discussed from both sides. The sub-committee on Economic and Trade Affairs was led by Mr. Santosh Sarangi, JS (NAFTA/AM), Ministry of Commerce and the sub-committee on Energy was led by Ms. Sushma Taishete, JS, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas from Indian side.

In Mexico, the annual inflation rate soared to 6.16% last month, double the target rate set by Mexico’s central bank. Mexican private spending rose 0.7 percent during the first quarter compared to the previous three-month period. Private spending was 3.1 percent higher than during the same period a year earlier. The Bank of México raised its benchmark interest rate from 6.75% to 7%.

Mexico and India held Joint Commission Meeting in Mexico City

The Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mexico, Carlos de Icaza, and Preeti Saran, Secretary (East) of India`s Ministry of External Affairs, co-chaired the 7th Mexico-India Joint Commission Meeting and the fourth meeting for political consultations in the Foreign Ministry. The Binational Commission and the political consultations give continuity to the bilateral dialogue and seek to increase trade and cooperation. . The sub committee on Economic and Trade Affairs was led by Mr. Santosh Sarangi, JS (NAFTA/AM), Ministry of Commerce and the sub-committee on Energy was led by Ms. Sushma Taishete, JS, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas from Indian side. During the 7th Binational Commission, its subcommittee on economic cooperation and the working groups on energy and space cooperation met, and regularly-scheduled multilateral consultations on issues of common interest were established. Mexico is India`s biggest trading partner, the most important destination for Indian investments in Latin America and the biggest Latin American investor in India. More than a hundred companies with Indian capital are in Mexico, mostly in metals, information and communication technologies, and pharmaceuticals. India is Mexico`s sixth largest trading partner in the Asia-Pacific region and ranks 11th worldwide, with trade of more than USD 6.92 billion. India has held observer status in the Pacific Alliance since 2014.

India now 11th biggest trading partner of Mexico; jumped 2 places

In the Financial Year 2016-17 the total trade between India and Mexico was about 6.92 bln USD compared to 5.50 bln USD during the same period (April - March) in FY 2015-16. In 2015-16, India was the 13th biggest trading partner of Mexico while in one year it climbed 2 places to become the 11th biggest partner. The total trade registered a significant increase of 25 percent by value. Total exports from India was 4.37bln USD registering an increase of 7 percent while total imports by India was 2.54 bln USD registering an increase of 76 percent. In 2016-17 India exported USD 1.6 bln. worth of Vehicles and auto-parts to Mexico. Mexico exported Crude oil worth USD 1.9 bln to India in the same period. The increasing trade partnership is a symbol of increasing economic cooperation between the two nations. Recently, the Mexican company Bimbo also made a huge investment in India.

Breakfast meeting on Doing Business with India

The Embassy of India and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC) organized a breakfast meeting on 27th June in which more than 12 major companies operating in sectors like food processing, Infrastructure etc. participated along with representatives of ProMexico and Bancomext. Representatives from Kidzania and Cinepolis which have established a good business presence in India were also present. They were briefed about the investment climate in general and `Make in India` in particular.

Peru
(Source : Embassy of India, Lima)

Peru Imports data till May 2017

Peru imported a value of US$ 18,935 million for the period Jan-May this year, an increase of 29.1% from the same period last year. Capital goods, with an amount of US$7,853 Million imports this year, showed the biggest growth with a 49.8% growth compared to the same period last year,. This group includes goods for industry, transportation, vehicles, mobile phones, etc.

Thailand
(Source : Embassy of India, Bangkok)

India moves to GST system

Prachachart Turakij | July 17, 2017

Since Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi assumed his position in 2014, India has implemented several major reforms. India has announced the `Make in India’ policy attracting Foreign Direct Investment to establish their production base in the country in order to enhance its production sector and increase the ratio of the industrial sector to 25% of total GDP by 2022. India has also launched its new Goods and Services Tax system, which has been in effect since 1st July 2017 in order to simplify its tax system. The International Monetary Fund forecasts that the new tax system will help to push Indian growth to 8% by 2021. India’s tax reforms will have positive effects on Thai goods exported to India such as plastic beads, machinery parts, and electronic parts. We may also see an improvement in consumer products exported to India such as cereal, milk and seasoning. India’s tax reforms also helped to increase confidence of Thai investors to invest in India while the ‘Make in India’ policy will also help support India to become one of the largest global manufacturing hubs.

India favors Thai products

Thai Post Date 19 Jul 2017

Miss Suvimold Tilokruangchai, commercial consul at Thai Trade Center, Mumbai, India, said that DITP invited 49 Thai companies to join Thailand Week 2017 in Mumbai from June 30 to July 2. It turned out that many Indian people have been interested in Thai products.

Venezuela
(Source : Embassy of India, Caracas)

Venezuela replaces Iran as India’s key oil supplier: Venezuela sold 137,000 bpd to Essar in June – up 107 percent from May (66,000 bpd), it was reported. Oil Minister Shri Pradhan, said state oil refiners import oil as per commercial and operational consideration. India`s state refiners have cut oil import plans from Iran by a quarter in the year to March 2018, it was reported earlier.

Bangladesh

(EEPC Ref. No. DB-2046)

Project	Bangladesh Power System Enhancement and Efficiency Improvement Project Loan No. : 3522/3523-BAN Financing from ADB
DB Ref. No.	ADB364-07/17
Issued by	Project Director, URIDS; RRKB Project Bangladesh Rural Electrification Board 5th Floor, Training Academy Building, BREB Nikunja-2, Khilkhet Dhaka-1229, Bangladesh E-mail : uridsrrkbbreb@gmail.com Website : www.reb.gov.bd
Bid No.	URIDS(W)-G-15 & URIDS(W)-G-16
For	Procurement of Electrical Overhead Distribution Line Materials : Package No. URIDS(W)-G-15 - Lot No. URIDS(W)-G-15-01 : Distribution Transformer; Quantity : 15,812 - Lot No. URIDS(W)-G-15-02 : Fuse Cutout, Fuse Barrel, Fuse Link, Surge Arrester etc.; Quantity : 629,600 Package No. URIDS(W)-G-16 - Lot No. URIDS(W)-G-16-01 : 1-Phase Electronic Meter, 3-Phase Meter with socket, meter seal etc.; Quantity : 955,000 - Lot No. URIDS(W)-G-16-02 : Instrument Transformer; Quantity : 938
Tender cost	Non-refundable fee of equivalent US$ 50 on or before 7 September 2017, 11:00 AM local time (Local Time: Bangladesh). The method of payment will be Bank Draft or Pay Order in favor of Bangladesh Rural Electrification Board, Dhaka. For overseas delivery, the Bidder may obtain the Bidding Document by instructing any international courier service to collect the same from Office of the Project Director, URIDS; RRKB Project, Bangladesh Rural Electrification Board, 5th Floor, Training Academy Building, BREB, Nikunja-2, Khilkhet, Dhaka-1229, Bangladesh.
Bid deadline	*07.09.2017*

Kyrgyzstan

(EEPC Ref. No. DB-2048)

Project	Support to Community Seed Funds Loan No. : TF 14029 Project ID No. : P144338
DB Ref. No.	WB4108-07/17
Issued by	Agribusiness Competitiveness Center 114 Chui Avenue, Room No. 308 Bishkek 720040, The Kyrgyz Republic Tel. : + 996 (312) 62 39 11 Fax : + 996 (312) 62 38 85 E-mail : tender@agromarket.kg
Bid No.	CSFSP/GW-49
For	Procurement of Seed cleaning machines.
Bid Security	4,800.00 (Four thousand eight hundred) US$.
Bid deadline	*01.09.2017*

Tanzania

(EEPC Ref. No. DB-2050)

Project	Intermodal & Rail Development Project Loan No. : IDA-54140 Project ID No. : P127241
DB Ref. No.	WB4270-07/17
Issued by	Office of the Secretary RAHCO Tender Board, Ground Floor Reli Assets Holding Company Limited Plot No. 438/128, Sokoine Drive/Railway Street P.O. Box 76959 Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, United Republic of Tel. : +255 22 2122695 Fax : +255 22 2116525 E-mail: md@rahco.go.tz reginald.malele@rahco.go.tz mlemba.singo@rahco.go.tz
Bid No.	TZ-RAHCO-7348-GO-RFB
For	Supply of New Track Recording Car; Quantity : 1.
Tender cost	Non-refundable fee of TZS 200,000.00 (Tanzanian Shillings Two Hundred Thousands Only) or equivalent amount in a freely convertible currency.
Bid Security	TZS 132,000,000.00 or an equivalent amount in a freely convertible currency.
Bid deadline	*13.09.2017*
Source	UN Development Business Website

Bahrain

(EEPC Ref. No. MEED-1975)

Tender No.	TC/AH/PT-141/07/2017
Tender for	Circuit breakers
Tender details	Supply of circuit breakers.
Bid bond	BD 1,000
Cost of tender documents	BD 25
Closing date	*09.08.2017*
Issued by	Electricity & Water Authority Directorate of Central Stores Room 21-4, Ground Floor PO Box 5325 Sitra, Bahrain Tel. : (97317) 705555 Website : www.mew.gov.bh; www.tenderboard.gov.bh

Bahrain

(EEPC Ref. No. MEED-1977)

Tender No.	TC/AH/PT-143/07/2017
Tender for	Underground cables
Tender details	Supply of underground cables.
Bid bond	BD 1,000
Cost of tender documents	BD 25
Closing date	*09.08.2017*
Issued by	Electricity & Water Authority Directorate of Central Stores Room 21-4, Ground Floor PO Box 5325 Sitra, Bahrain Tel. : (97317) 705555 Website : www.mew.gov.bh; www.tenderboard.gov.bh

Bahrain

(EEPC Ref. No. MEED-1979)

Tender No.	TC/AK/PT-146/07/2017
Tender for	Box water meters
Tender details	Supply of box water meters.
Bid bond	BD 500
Cost of tender documents	BD 15
Closing date	*09.08.2017*
Issued by	Electricity & Water Authority Directorate of Central Stores Room 21-4, Ground Floor PO Box 5325 Sitra, Bahrain Tel. : (97317) 705555 Website : www.mew.gov.bh; www.tenderboard.gov.bh

Iraq

(EEPC Ref. No. MEED-1981)

Tender No.	PL/I/8/2017
Tender for	Ground tank digital earth equipment
Tender details	Supply of digital earth equipment for controlled ground tank trucks for oil products.
Closing date	*08.08.2017*
Issued by	Oil Pipelines Company Daura, PO Box 12009 Baghdad, Iraq Tel. : (9641) 7750313 Fax : (9641) 7750002 E-mail : purch@oilpipelinescompany.org

Iraq

(EEPC Ref. No. MEED-1983)

Tender No.	IDC/5/2017/INV.9&25
Tender for	Centrifugal pumps
Tender details	Supply of centrifugal pumps.
Closing date	*06.08.2017*
Issued by	Iraqi Drilling Company Director-General, Oil Ministry Al-Nidhal Street, Al-Saadoun PO Box 19312, Dhubat City Baghdad, Iraq Tel. : (9641) 7191773/7198185/7198409/7198278/7198248 Fax : (9641) 7172858 E-mail : idcbag@yahoo.com

Qatar

(EEPC Ref. No. MEED-1985)

Tender No.	LTC 1245/2017
Tender for	Pipe repair clamps and flange adaptors
Tender details	Supply of stainless steel pipe repair clamps, flexible couplings, saddle straps and pipe flange adaptors.
Bid bond	QR 10,000
Cost of tender documents	QR 500
Closing date	*20.08.2017*
Issued by	Qatar General Electricity & Water Corporation (Kahramaa) Materials Department, Dafna PO Box 41 Doha, Qatar Tel. : (974) 44845484/44845555 Fax : (974) 44845496 E-mail : contactus@km.com.qa Website : www.kahramaa.com.qa

Steel Market Current Report

Mandi Gobindgarh
Open Market Rates of Rerollables (July 29, 2017)

(Inclusive of Excise Duty) (Trade Terms 1% Cash Discount)

(Rate Rs. per Tonne)

Ingot
Arc/Ind. Furnace
Round quality (21x25)	28,900
Structural quality (28x30)	31,100
Low carbon (12x16)	-
Semi low carbon (18x21)	31,400
5x6 Girder quality (25x30)	31,400
Runners/Risers	31,400
Bones/Clean	-

Billets & Squares
50x50x63x63x65x65 mm MS	-
75x75x80x80x90x90 mm MS	30,250
100x100 mm MS	30,250
125x125 mm MS/ Concast	-
100x100 mm Concast-Billets	30,350
100x100 Concast-SAIL DSP	30,350
H.C. Billet SAIL 150x150 mm)	-
H.C. Billet-Tisco 75x75 mm)	-

Blooms
Above 251 mm Bloom (HC)	29,650
Above 251 mm Bloom (MS)	29,650
(DSP) Bloom 160x250 mm	29,650
130/135/140 mm (Tisco) MS	-
150x150 mm Concast (DSP)	28,950
150x150 mm MS (SAIL)	29,750
Bloom Cut into pcs. (MS)	28,450
Bloom Cut into pcs. (Medium)	28,950
Bloom Cut into (Patra Pass)	28,450

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

Rails
Untested Rail - 75 lbs.	23,000
Untested Rail - 90 lbs.	23,000
Untested Rail - 105 lbs.	23,300
Rej. Wheel (Big)	-
Rej. Wheel (Small)	23,700
Cut Tyre (Big)	28,900
Cut Tyre (Small)	23,500

Melting Scrap (F.O.R.)
Rolling Mill end (Fresh)	19,800
Good Godown	16,800
Godown Scrap	16,700
Turning	14,800
Tin Tapper	16,800
Sponge Iron	19,500

Pig Iron (F.O.R.)
Foundry Grade	29,900
Steel Grade	27,500
C.I. Turning	14,400
Degi Scrap	21,000
Deg Casting	32,000
Ingot Moulds (Old)	23,000
Ingot Moulds (New)	33,375
Cut Ingot Moulds	19,700

Open Market Rates of Finished Goods (July 29, 2017)
(Including Excise Duty) (Trade Terms 1% Cash Discount)

(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	3990	3885	3885	3735	3735	3765	3745	3640
Zindi Pass (Drawing)	-	-	-	3810	3810	3810	3810	3650

Above rates of 6 mm rounds are of length up to 14’ Above 18’ = 3020

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	3650	3108 3745	3810 3876	3920	4040	3990	3990

M. S. Squares	4 mm	5 mm	6 mm	8 mm	10 mm	12 mm	16/20 mm	22/25 mm
Mild	3945	3945	3835	3695	3695	3695	3755	3650

M. S. Angles	20 mm	25 mm	32 mm	37 mm	50 mm	65 mm	75 mm	90 mm	100 mm	110 mm	150 mm	200 mm
3 mm	3885	3790	3790	3790	3850	3910	-	-	-	-	-	-
5 mm	–	3790	3790	3750	3750	3750	3750	3925	3925	-	-	-
6 mm	–	3760	3790	3750	3750	3750	3750	3925	3925	-	-	-
10 mm	–	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	3980	-	-
12 mm	–	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	4025	-
16 mm	–	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

M. S. Flats	20 mm	25 mm	32 mm	37 mm	50 mm	65 mm	75 mm	100 mm
3 mm	3170	3170	3170	3190	3250	3250	-	-
5 mm	3650	3650	3650	3650	3685	3685	3685	3685
6 mm	3650	3650	3650	3650	3685	3685	3685	3685
10 mm	-	-	3745	3675	3650	3650	3650	3650
12/25 mm	-	-	3745	3745	3685	3685	3685	3685
18/19 Gauge	3130	3090	3120	3080	3190	3500	3405	3200

[Prices at other stockyards may vary] Source : Steel Town (Weekly), July 29, 2017]

CHAIRMAN	SR. VICE CHAIRMAN	VICE CHAIRMAN
Tarvinder Singh Bhasin Tel.: 91-22-23738856, 23724381 Fax : 91-22-23730107 E-mail : tsb@bharatsprings.com	Ravindra Prakash Sehgal Tel.: 91-33-2287-2256/8229/2290 Fax : 91-33-2287-9938 E-mail : ravisehgal5@gmail.com	Pankaj Chadha Tel.: 91-22-26455474 - 75 Fax : 91-22-26455478 E-mail :export@jyotisteel.com pankaj@jyotisteel.com

TERRITORIAL OFFICE	REGISTERED & HEAD OFFICE
Bhaskar Sarkar Executive Director & Secretary 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	Suranjan Gupta Addl. Executive Director 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

Domestic Information

PUBLIC NOTICE

EXPORT FINANCE

STEEL PRICES

Steel Market Current Report

EEPC INDIA OFFICE BEARERS

REGIONAL CHAIRMEN / CHAIRPERSON

EEPC INDIA OFFICES

REGIONAL OFFICES

SUB-REGIONAL OFFICE

Project	Urban Public and Environmental Health Sector Development Project Loan No. : 2555-BAN Loan from ADB
DB Ref. No.	ADB367-07/17
Issued by	Office of the Project Director Urban Public and Environmental Health Sector Development Project (UPEHSDP) Room No. 1223, Level-11, Nagar Bhaban, Dhaka South City Corporation 5 Phoenix Road, Dhaka-1000, Bangladesh Tel. : 880-2-9513786 Fax : 880-2-9513788 E-mail : pdupehsdp@gmail.com
Package No.	7C
For	Supply of Vehicles for Solid Waste Management : - Lot 1 : Supply of Vehicles for Solid Waste Management (Chain Mounted Hydraulic Excavator); - Lot 2 : Supply of Vehicles for Solid Waste Management (Hydraulic Wheel Loader).
Tender cost	Non-refundable fee of US$ 125.00 (One Hundred Twenty Five US Dollar) or BDT 10,000.00 (Ten Thousand Taka) for each Lot through Demand Draft/Pay Order in favor of the Project Director, Urban Public and Environmental Health Sector Development Project. The Bidding Documents may be sent via courier for an additional fee of BDT 1,000.00 only (One Thousand Taka) for domestic delivery or US$12.00 only (Twelve US Dollar) for overseas delivery. No liability will be accepted for loss or late delivery of the Bidding Document.
Bid deadline	*11.09.2017*

Project	Livestock and Pastures Development Project Loan No. : IFAD Loan #2000001439, IFAD Grant #2000001438 ASAP TRUST Grant #2000001437
DB Ref. No.	UN432-07/17
Issued by	The State Enterprise “Project Management Unit “Livestock and Pasture Development” (PMU) 21, Tehron street, 3rd Floor, Room No.5 Dushanbe, Republic of Tajikistan Tel. : + (992) 900 00 4774 E-mail : sepmu.lpd@gmail.com; f_azimov@bk.ru
Bid No.	LPDP-II/E&G/ICB-2017/08-2
For	Procurement of Agriculture Machinery : - Lot 1 : Tractor trailers; - Lot 2 : Extension, Harvesting and other engine equipment; - Lot 3 : Front loaders and Excavators; - Lot 4 : Grain harvesting combines.
Tender cost	US$ 60 (equal to TJS 500) to be transferred at the following PMU bank account : Recipient : SE Project Management Unit “Livestock and Pastures Development” Bank : OJSC “Bank Eskhata”, Khujand, Tajikistan Bank account : 20206840600020000783 (in US$) SWIFT code : EJSATJ22 Correspondent Bank : Raiffeisen Bank International AG Account # : 070-55.069.025 SWIFT code : RZBAATWWXXX
Bid Security	US$ 6 500 for Lot 1; US$ 10 000 for Lot 2; US$ 10 500 for Lot 3 and US$ 6 000 for Lot 4 or US$ 33 000 for all Lots. Bid Securities could be provided in any freely convertible currency at the exchange rate of the National Bank of Tajikistan.
Bid deadline	*22.08.2017*

Tender No.	Q093618 (09)
Tender for	Fuel tankers
Tender details	Supply of four road fuel tankers.
Bid bond	BD 2,500
Cost of tender documents	BD 50
Closing date	*23.08.2017*
Issued by	Bahrain Petroleum Company (Bapco) Contracts Department PO Box 25555 Awali, Bahrain Tel. : (973) 36027245/17755845/17752995/17757044/17757054 E-mail : info@bapco.net

Tender No.	TC/AH/PT-142/07/2017
Tender for	Steel columns
Tender details	Supply of steel columns.
Bid bond	BD 1,000
Cost of tender documents	BD 25
Closing date	*09.08.2017*
Issued by	Electricity & Water Authority Directorate of Central Stores Room 21-4, Ground Floor PO Box 5325 Sitra, Bahrain Tel. : (97317) 705555 Website : www.mew.gov.bh; www.tenderboard.gov.bh

Tender No.	TC/AK/PT-145/07/2017
Tender for	Water meters
Tender details	Supply of water meters.
Bid bond	BD 2,500
Cost of tender documents	BD 50
Closing date	*09.08.2017*
Issued by	Electricity & Water Authority Directorate of Central Stores Room 21-4, Ground Floor PO Box 5325 Sitra, Bahrain Tel. : (97317) 705555 Website : www.mew.gov.bh; www.tenderboard.gov.bh

Tender No.	TC/AH/PT-148/07/2017
Tender for	Steel brackets
Tender details	Supply of steel brackets.
Bid bond	BD 500
Cost of tender documents	BD 15
Closing date	*09.08.2017*
Issued by	Electricity & Water Authority Directorate of Central Stores Room 21-4, Ground Floor PO Box 5325 Sitra, Bahrain Tel. : (97317) 705555 Website : www.mew.gov.bh; www.tenderboard.gov.bh

Tender No.	IDC/2017/OPR.1
Tender for	Pipe cleaning machines
Tender details	Supply of a drill pipe thread system and pipe cleaning machines.
Closing date	*14.08.2017*
Issued by	Iraqi Drilling Company Director-General, Oil Ministry Al-Nidhal Street, Al-Saadoun PO Box 19312, Dhubat City Baghdad, Iraq Tel. : (9641) 7191773/7198185/7198409/7198278/7198248 Fax : (9641) 7172858 E-mail : idcbag@yahoo.com

Tender No.	LTC 1251/2017
Tender for	Overhead line joints
Tender details	Supply of overhead line mid-span joints and tubular hyenas.
Bid bond	QR 2,500
Cost of tender documents	QR 500
Closing date	*20.08.2017*
Issued by	Qatar General Electricity & Water Corporation (Kahramaa) Materials Department, Dafna PO Box 41 Doha, Qatar Tel. : (974) 44845484/44845555 Fax : (974) 44845496 E-mail : contactus@km.com.qa Website : www.kahramaa.com.qa

Tender No.	LTC 1249/2017
Tender for	Overhead line fault indicators
Tender details	Supply of 11kV overhead line fault indicators.
Bid bond	QR 2,500
Cost of tender documents	QR 500
Closing date	*20.08.2017*
Issued by	Qatar General Electricity & Water Corporation (Kahramaa) Materials Department, Dafna PO Box 41 Doha, Qatar Tel. : (974) 44845484/44845555 Fax : (974) 44845496 E-mail : contactus@km.com.qa Website : www.kahramaa.com.qa
Source	MEED.com website