Indian Air Force Diesel Generator Repair & Overhaul Service Tender Suratgarh Rajasthan 2026

Tender Overview

Indian Air Force invites bids for Repair and Overhauling Service - Diesel Generators (DG Sets) with specific focus on GPU BISON AVISH repair. Location tied to Air Force Station Suratgarh, Rajasthan; delivery and commissioning are to occur at the designated station logistics section. The scope emphasizes replacing or servicing non-obsolete equipment with a minimum residual market life of two years, as mandated by ATC. The project exhibits a single-site, military logistics focus with strict compliance and code-certificate requirements. Bidders should consider installation/commissioning as part of the scope where covered, and ensure all documents align with bid terms.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Product category: Repair and Overhauling Service for Diesel Generators (DG Sets) and GPU BISON AVISH repair
• Location and delivery: installation/commissioning at Air Force Station Suratgarh, Rajasthan (335804)
• Lifecycle requirement: offered equipment must not be end-of-life and should have minimum 2 years residual market life as per OEM
• Compliance and security: mandatory Malicious Code Certificate to declare no embedded malicious software; risk of contract breach for violations
• Documentation: bidders must upload all required certificates; ATC/Corrigendum adherence essential
• Network and safeguarding: ensure hardware/software integrity and anti-tamper provisions as part of bid submission

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD and financial terms: explicit amounts are not disclosed in the summary; bidders must submit as per bid document
• Delivery terms: actual delivery and on-site installation/commissioning at the stated address, as applicable
• Certification: submission of required certificates; failure to provide may lead to rejection
• OEM authorization: where required, provide OEM authorization and proof of capability to service and overhaul DG sets and GPU components
• Compliance: adherence to ATC and any future corrigenda; malicious code certification mandatory
• Warranty and penalties: terms not specified in the data; bidders should prepare for standard government contract warranty expectations and performance-related clauses