Suspension Strap for 100 liters Auxiliary Reservoir. Drawing No:-NFR/NBQS/Sketch No-2 009/02/0121(M) Rev-I Mat.Spec.:- As Per Drawing with latest revision and amendment [ Warranty Pe riod: 30 Months after the date of delivery ] ]
Contract Category: Expenditure
Gasket for hose coupling for BP & FP. Drawing No.:-SK-73547,Item-4, alt-14 with latest Alter ation. Mat. Spec:- AAR-M-602-63 and conforming to 02-ABR-02 with Amend.No.4 of Sept. 2016 with latest Revision and Amendment [ Warranty Period: 36 Months after the date of delivery ] ]
Contract Category: Expenditure
Non Asbestos based organic Brake Pad 400 Sq.cm & 35 mm thickness in two halves (on e RH & one LH) of 200 Sq.cm each for LHB coaches to RDSO Specn. No. RDSO/2013/CG-01 (Rev.1) [ W arranty Period: 24 Months after the date of delivery ] ]
Contract Category: Expenditure
Holding Magnet Valve Complete Type EV-208-3VT to Escorts Drg. No. 3A-82-339 or Simil ar. [ Warranty Period: 30 Months after the date of delivery ] [Quantity Tolerance (+/-): 5 %age , Item Category : Normal , Total PO value variation Permitt ed: Max 8 lacs ] ]
Contract Category: Expenditure
Bevel Gear for Tap Changer N32 to M/s. REPL's Pt. No. - S1408 or Similar to RDSO's Drg. No. - SKEL - 4619, Sheet - 1 & 2 for WAG7 Locos. [ Warranty Period: 30 Months after the date of deli very ] [Quantity Tolerance (+/-): 5 %age , Item Category : Normal , Total PO value variation Permitt ed: Max 8 lacs ] ]
Contract Category: Expenditure
Carrier Strip of Tap Changer N32 to M/s. REPL's Pt. No. - S2401 or M/s. Anantashree's Pt. No. - G2401 for Electric Locos. [ Warranty Period: 30 Months after the date of delivery ] [Quantity Tolerance (+/-): 5 %age , Item Category : Normal , Total PO value variation Permitt ed: Max 8 lacs ] ]
Contract Category: Expenditure
Lavatory Door Arrgt. Complete (R.H.) for Non AC coaches to ICF Drg. No. ICF/STD - 5-6 - 011 Alt. C, Col.- IV opposite (for Non AC Coaches). Matl. & Specn. - C-K 513 (Rev. 1 of Aug 2023) for item 2 and Matl. & Specn. for the remaining items should be according to Drg. Colour code of panel (item no. 2): 20% sample code -SP02, 80% sample code - SP05 of the total quantity.
Lavatory Door Arrgt. Complete (R.H.) for Non AC coaches to ICF Drg. No. ICF/STD - 5-6 - 011 Alt. C, Col.- IV opposite (for Non AC Coaches). Matl. & Specn. - C-K 513 (Rev. 1 of Aug 2023) for ite m 2 and Matl. & Specn. for the remaining items should be according to Drg. Colour code of panel (item no. 2): 20% sample code -SP02, 80% sample code - SP05 of the total quantity. [ Warranty Period: 30 Months after the date of delivery ] ]
Contract Category: Expenditure
Coupler Body & Shank Wear Plate for Non transition CBC for Bogie Wagon to RDSO Drg. No. SK-62724, Alt.-31, item No.1 & 10 and conforming to RDSO Spec. No.-WD-70-BD-2010 (Rev.-4) of Nov-24. [ Warranty Period: 72 Months after the date of delivery ] ]
Contract Category: Expenditure
Screwing Piece to ICF Drg. No. T-0-3-640 Alt. r/18, Item - 2, Matl. & Specn. IS:2062/2011 with Amndt. No. 1 of Nov, 12, Grade - E250 C and Hex Head screw M 24 x 130 along with Hex thin nut (Chamfered) M24 RH to ICF Drg. No. T-0-1- 641 Alt. c/4, Item - 20 & 21. Matl. & Specn. As per Drg.
Screwing Piece to ICF Drg. No. T-0-3-640 Alt. r/18, Item - 2, Matl. & Specn. IS:2062/2011 with Amndt. No. 1 of Nov, 12, Grade - E250 C and Hex Head screw M 24 x 130 along with Hex thin nut (Chamfered) M24 RH to ICF Drg. No. T-0-1-641 Alt. c/4, Item - 20 & 21. Matl. & Specn. As per Drg. [ W arranty Period: 30 Months after the date of delivery ] ]
Contract Category: Expenditure
Thermoplastic Polyester Elastomer (Hytrel) Upper washer for primary suspension of mai n line BG coaches to RDSO Drg. No. CG-K4058 Alt.'3' and RDSO Spec. No.C - K409 (Rev. 3). [ Warrant y Period: 30 Months after the date of delivery ] ]
Contract Category: Expenditure
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