Supreme Court of India
Vidarbha Irrigation Development Corporation v. M/s Anoj Kumar Agarwala & Ors.
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Tenders – Essential tender condition – Non-compliance of – Tender called by the appellant on 06.01.2018 for balance ear thwork to be done in a canal – T ender was ultimately r eplied to by thr ee persons – Clause 2.22 of the tender conditions inter alia stated that bank guarantee that was to be furnished had to be valid up to one month after the defect liability period, which was for a period of 40 months – Bank guarantee furnished by Respondent No.2 was initially furnished only for a period of six months – Bids wer e opened on 06.04.2018 – One day later , Respondent No. 2 sought to make up
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