Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw informed the Lok Sabha that Indian Railways serves 16 lakh meals daily, emphasizing smooth and uninterrup...

Indian Railways needs two lakh wheels per year. According to the plan, while Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) will provide one lakh ...

The railway ministry is planning to standardise tender norms for rolling stock to create a level-playing field for local and global players.

The technical bids of tender for procurement of 4,87,000 metric tonnes of 60 kg-UIC rails was opened on December 22, 2017.

The committee met on Thursday and gave Indian Railways "one-time exception" to buy 487,000 tonnes of rails under the global tender.

The Ministry of Railways has recently floated a global tender to procure 7 lakh tonnes of rails worth Rs 3,500 crore. This is the first tim...

All queries raised by prospective bidders will be addressed on the web-based platform, instead of sending it directly to prospective bidder...

To increase capacity, the ministry has undertaken doubling of rail lines measuring 12,500 kilometres in the last two-and-a-half years, Prab...

None of the shortlisted bidders has filed tenders for the much-hyped Rs 2,500-crore project. Today was the last day for submitting the bids.

Railways launched an e-tendering portal to bring transparency in the execution of work contracts and make it cost-effective for the bidders.

Contracts for civil works worth around Rs 30,000 to Rs 40,000 crore are awarded every year by zonal railways with several often mired in al...

I don't look at an individual as my competitor. An existing system becomes your main competitor. The challenge is not from any individual, ...

Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu today said by early next year all tendering for Indian Railways will be done online.

Full powers have been delegated to General Managers and Director Generals of production units as tender authority in this regard.

After taking over the ministry, Prabhu has constituted the one-man Sreedharan committee to fix accountability in all tendering processes.

Railway minister Suresh Prabhu has some path breaking ideas to bring loss-making retrograde organisation back on track.

The problem is that the entire tender process is delayed so much in railways that last year budget has still not been executed.