Indian Air Force Repair & Overhauling Service for Built Up Trucks - Vehicle Lift 5 Ton Repair at Buyer Premises 2026

Bidders must submit GST registration, PAN, experience proofs, financial statements, and EMD as applicable, along with technical bids and OEM authorizations. Ensure a local service office in the consignee state and provide a toll-free support number with an escalation matrix. ATC certificates must be uploaded to avoid rejection.

Required documents include GST certificate, PAN, past project proofs (contract+invoices or client execution letters), financial statements, EMD documents, technical bid, and OEM authorizations. All certificates cited in ATC must be uploaded; non-submission may lead to disqualification.

Eligible bidders must avoid liquidation or bankruptcy, offer non-obsolete parts with at least six years residual market life, and provide proof of prior similar engagements via contracts, invoices, or client certifications. A local service office in the consignee state is mandatory.

No detailed specifications published; bidders must demonstrate capability in repairing 5-ton vehicle lifts and related built up trucks, with emphasis on service accessibility, preventive maintenance, and on-site repair capability, supported by OEM-authorized documentation.

Bidders must provide a dedicated toll-free service line and an escalation matrix. An on-ground service office in the consignee state is required, with responsive turn-around times and documented maintenance procedures as part of the bid submission.

Exact dates are not provided here; bidders should monitor the procurement portal for bid opening announcements, ATC updates, and corrigenda. Ensure all documents, OEM authorizations, and proofs are ready per ATC guidelines before the deadline.

Acceptable proofs include contract copies with invoices and bidder self-certification, execution certificates from clients with contract value, or related documents like Third-Party Inspection notes demonstrating service delivery and completion.

Sub-contracting is permitted only with prior written consent from the buyer; the original seller remains jointly and severally liable for contract performance, ensuring compliance with all terms and standards.