Indian Air Force Tata MCT 6x6 Repair & Overhaul Tender 2026 Rajasthan or Local Areas - IS 550/ISO 9001 Compliant Repair 2026

Tender Overview

The Indian Air Force invites bids for the repair of Tata MCT 6x6 built up trucks under the Department of Military Affairs. The estimated value is ₹39,320.00, with the scope defined in the ATC attached to the bid. The bid targets service providers who can perform on-site or workshop repair on the Tata MCT 6x6 platform, with the work to be executed as per the attached Scope of Work. The tender emphasizes the need for strict documentation and adherence to the ATC guidelines, and requires bidders to quote with awareness of the specific repair scope.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Product/Service: Repair & Overhaul of Tata MCT 6x6 trucks (built up chassis, drive train, and ancillary systems).
• Scope: Detailed scope is provided in the ATC; bidders must upload ink-signed copy of the Scope of Work.
• Delivery/Execution: Work to be conducted as per ATC; inquiries to official mail [email protected]. The absence of BOQ items means price should reflect the repair tasks described in the Scope of Work.
• Standards/Compliance: No standalone technical specifications listed in the public data; bidders should assume compliance with standard military vehicle repair practices and the IAF ATC guidance.
• Key Note: Bid price should align with the stated scope and not exceed the ATC-documented tasks; ensure proper documentation for submission.

Terms & Eligibility

• Eligibility: Bidder must not be under liquidation or similar proceedings; must upload an undertaking confirming financial standing.
• Documentation: Upload all certificates/documents requested in the Bid Document, ATC, and corrigenda; failure to do so may lead to rejection.
• ATC Compliance: Quote must reflect the exact Scope of Work as attached in the ATC; ink-sign copy required.
• Contact: For queries, use official mail ID [email protected] to obtain clarifications.
• EMD & Payment Terms: Not disclosed in the public excerpt; bidders should review the ATC for EMD requirements and payment terms after bid submission.