Multi-item tenders & BOQs
GeM bids, CPPP and PSU tenders that bundle many items from many makers — electrical packages, workshop and lab equipment, spares lists. One bidder, one compliance matrix, one delivery.
For government departments, PSUs, Railways and defence first — and for plants, OEMs and EPC contractors alongside. Class-I local makes first, global OEMs where the tender or installed base needs them. Send a bid number, BOQ, indent or RFQ and get one accountable quotation.
Accepts GeM / CPPP bid number · BOQ · indent · specification · drawing · Excel · PDF · part number · plain description
Tenders and BOQs, budgetary quotations for estimates, same-make spares — Class-I Make in India first, global OEMs where the tender allows.
Government & PSU supply → Private industryUpload an RFQ, BOM or BOQ and get one comparable quotation with make options, lead time and landed price. Or send us a quote to beat.
Private buyers →Most government demand is published, not pitched. We read it, check whether it can be met with an eligible make, and answer it with the paperwork the bid actually asks for.
GeM bids, CPPP and PSU tenders that bundle many items from many makers — electrical packages, workshop and lab equipment, spares lists. One bidder, one compliance matrix, one delivery.
An indent needs an estimate before it becomes a tender. Send the specification and we return a budgetary quotation with make options and local-content class, in the format your estimate needs.
Request a budgetary quote →Plants, depots and substations run installed Siemens, ABB, Schneider and Indian equipment that needs the matching part. We source like-for-like spares through authorised channels.
Where the scope goes past delivery — erection, commissioning, AMC — execution is carried by Mecwerx, our engineering arm, under the same order.
One line from a tender BOQ, carried through the platform — not through a template.
Reads the BOQ line
Finds who can actually supply it
Makes the quotes comparable
Says whether the price is fair
Checks it will stand up
Tracks it to delivery
Eight domains, from the control layer of a production line to the consumables it goes through every week. Some carry live catalogue depth you can browse; the rest we source to order. If it is industrial or enterprise equipment, send it — listed or not.
Most platforms stop at delivery. When a requirement grows from parts into a machine or a plant, we carry it through — without breaking the record or the single point of accountability.
Services are a recurring part of industrial and government procurement, and the stickiest private revenue. Netrecx covers the full maintenance lifecycle — with Mecwerx as the single-accountability provider on the mechanical, machinery and utility side.
Local content is judged per product line, not per brand — a global OEM’s India-made line can be Class-I. Every government quotation states the local-content class of each line against the manufacturer’s declaration.
Indian manufacturers and India-made lines — the first choice on every government line. Including Mecwerx for engineered machinery and AMC.
For lines the tender names, installed equipment that needs the same make, and items with no Indian equivalent. Many are made in India.
Mid-tier makes for cost-sensitive lines, public and private.
China-origin makes are supplied to private buyers only and are not offered against government bids.
The most common reason a buyer hesitates before sending an RFQ is not knowing what happens next. Here is the whole sequence — you deal with Netrecx at every step.
You never chase eight vendors, reconcile eight formats or discover a compliance gap after the bid. That is the whole job.
Twelve years in industrial engineering and procurement. Every government bid and every private RFQ on Netrecx is overseen by the same desk, with one point of accountability from requirement to delivery.
Send the bid number, the BOQ or the specification. You get make options, local-content class and pricing. Private buyers are welcome too.
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