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Tamil Nadu Medical Services Corp floats tenders for repair work at Tasmac warehouses
✍️ The Hindu
🗓 15 Nov 2026, 02:32 AM
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The Tamil Nadu Medical Services Corporation (TMS) has issued public tenders to carry out repair and maintenance work at warehouses operated by the state liquor retailer Tasmac.
The Tamil Nadu Medical Services Corporation (TMS), the state‑run agency responsible for procurement and distribution of medical supplies, announced that it is inviting bids for repair and maintenance work at several Tasmac warehouses across the state. The tenders cover structural repairs, electrical and plumbing upgrades, and general upkeep to ensure the facilities meet safety and operational standards.
Tasmac, the Tamil Nadu State Marketing Corporation, manages a network of liquor outlets and storage depots. The repair work is aimed at improving the condition of its warehouse infrastructure, which is essential for the secure storage of alcoholic beverages.
The tender documents, released on the TMS e‑procurement portal, specify that qualified contractors must submit technical and financial proposals by the stipulated deadline. The corporation expects the selected firms to commence work shortly after award, adhering to the state's procurement guidelines.
This move reflects the Tamil Nadu government's ongoing efforts to upgrade public‑sector assets and ensure compliance with safety regulations across various state‑run enterprises.
Tasmac, the Tamil Nadu State Marketing Corporation, manages a network of liquor outlets and storage depots. The repair work is aimed at improving the condition of its warehouse infrastructure, which is essential for the secure storage of alcoholic beverages.
The tender documents, released on the TMS e‑procurement portal, specify that qualified contractors must submit technical and financial proposals by the stipulated deadline. The corporation expects the selected firms to commence work shortly after award, adhering to the state's procurement guidelines.
This move reflects the Tamil Nadu government's ongoing efforts to upgrade public‑sector assets and ensure compliance with safety regulations across various state‑run enterprises.