Russia’s largest rolling stock maker Transmashholding (TMH) has emerged as the lowest bidder for the tender to manufacture 200 #VandeBharat trainsets in India at Rs. 120 Crores/ Train Set.
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TMH’s company Metrowagonmash bidded in partnership with Railway PSU Rail Vikas Nigam Limited the lowest by a long Margin.
Top 3 lowest Bidders:
1) TMH-RVNL - Rs. 120 Cr.
2) BHEL-Titagarh Wagons - Rs. 139.8 Cr.
3) BEML-Seimens - Rs. 145 Cr.
Quoted Price Per Train Set.
Top 3 lowest Bidders:
1) TMH-RVNL - Rs. 120 Cr.
2) BHEL-Titagarh Wagons - Rs. 139.8 Cr.
3) BEML-Seimens - Rs. 145 Cr.
Quoted Price Per Train Set.
For the faster delivery, the plan is to divide the order between the two lowest Bidders in a 60:40 ratio provided that the 2nd lowest bidder matches the lowest quote. In this case BEML - Titagarh Wagons.
If the 2nd lowest bidder refuses to match the lowest rate, the offer will go to others; if none agrees to lower the rate, the entire 100% order will go to the lowest bidder (THM-RVNL).
The tender, the biggest Vande Bharat induction call in one go by India so far, seeks to bring in sleeper versions of the marquee train, along with the current seating-only types.
French rolling stock maker Alstom stood at the 4th spot while Swiss company Stadler in partnership with Hyderabad-based Medha, suppliers of the propulsion system of the current Vande Bharat, has quoted the 5th lowest rate.
The offer is to manufacture the trainsets in India and deliver them in a phased manner in about 2-5 years while also looking after the maintenance of the trainsets for 35 years
The trainsets will be manufactured in the railway factories in India like Latur in Maharashtra, Sonepat in Haryana, and ICF Chennai.
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