Archaeological Conservation Materials and Equipment Supply

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This tender is issued by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), specifically by the Office of the Superintending Archaeologist, Bangalore Circle, for the procurement of a comprehensive range of materials and services essential for archaeological survey and conservation activities. The bid, with number GEM/2026/B/7949215, is open from 21-08-2026 at 7:44 PM to 11-09-2026 at 8:00 PM. The scope of work encompasses the supply of construction materials such as River Sand, Surkhi, Lime, Brick bats (20mm), Size stone, Special size bricks, Rubbles stone, Modular common burnt clay bricks, Cement mortar, and Lime mixing machine. Additionally, the tender includes the provision of various hand tools and equipment including Grinding machine hiring (with fuel charges), Grinding machine, Trowels (sharp and curve edge), Wooden Float, Plastic Buckets (25 liters), Aluminium screeds (2inchX1inchX5feet and 2inchX1inchX3feet), Curing pipe (one inch, 100 meter), Saw Blade, Rubber and Cloth hand gloves sets, Gumboots, Safety Helmets, Safety goggles, Shovels, PVC Round pans, Sieving mesh, Plastic water storage pots, Water storage plastic drums, PVC water drums (2000 Liters capacity), a 2 HP motor, Tarpaulin sheets, Disposable face masks, Safety belts, 2kg Hammers (with handle), Chisels, and sharping charges for chisels. The tender also covers the supply of consumables like Gunnybags, Aluminium wire (90m coil), Switch boxes (4 module switch and socket), LED bulbs (18W), Pointing Trowels, Wire brushes, Coir brushes, and Synthetic enamel paint, along with specialized items such as 50mm dia and 5mm thick hollow MS Pipe (2 nos), MS steel 15mm thick interlock chainage, and the carriage of rubbish items. The total quantity of items is 31363. This diverse requirement underscores the ASI's need for a reliable supplier capable of delivering a broad spectrum of materials and services crucial for their ongoing conservation and survey projects. The tender is governed by the Ministry of Culture.