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GeM tenders without EMD: Note Sorting Machines (V2)

Bids where no Earnest Money Deposit is required, so you can bid without blocking cash. Right now 5 such Note Sorting Machines (V2) bids are open on GeM.

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About these tenders

5 of them close in the next 7 days and 0 were published in the last week. The next bid closes on 09 Nov 2026, 09:00 am. Most bids come from Department of Financial Services (3) and Banking Sector (2). The busiest locations are Lucknow (2), Basti (1), Bhagalpur (1) and Kamrup (1).

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Frequently asked questions

How many GeM tenders without EMD: Note Sorting Machines (V2) are there?

5 right now. Bids where no Earnest Money Deposit is required, so you can bid without blocking cash.

What does a no-EMD tender mean?

The buyer has not asked for an Earnest Money Deposit, so you can bid without a bank guarantee or payment. Other conditions still apply, such as turnover, experience and a performance security (ePBG) if you win; check the bid document.

How many No EMD Note Sorting Machines (V2) tenders are live in India?

5 No EMD Note Sorting Machines (V2) tenders in India are open for bidding on GeM right now; 5 close within 7 days. The list is refreshed every few hours.

Which departments issue No EMD Note Sorting Machines (V2) tenders in India?

The most active buyers are Department of Financial Services (3) and Banking Sector (2).

Where are No EMD Note Sorting Machines (V2) tenders in India located?

Most bids are for Lucknow (2), Basti (1), Bhagalpur (1) and Kamrup (1).

How do I get new No EMD Note Sorting Machines (V2) tenders in India automatically?

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