Bid Publish Date
06-Feb-2026, 9:13 pm
Bid End Date
17-Feb-2026, 9:00 pm
Value
₹2,68,437
Location
Progress
Quantity
4
Category
Elbow
Bid Type
Two Packet Bid
The tender is issued by the Indian Coast Guard for a spare parts kit for fuel filter and elbow in the South Andaman, Andaman & Nicobar - 744101 region, with an estimated value of ₹268,437. It targets suppliers capable of providing a complete kit, aligned with the Coast Guard’s procurement framework. A key differentiator is the mandatory PAC certificate and the option clause allowing a ±25% quantity variation at contract award and during the currency of the contract. The tender emphasizes adherence to delivery timelines anchored to the original delivery order date and adjusts accordingly with an extended period formula. This is a focused, item-specific procurement for naval support equipment, not a broad-spread parts bundle.
Product/service: Spare parts kit for fuel filter and elbow
Estimated value: ₹268,437
Location: South Andaman, Andaman & Nicobar - 744101
Certification: PAC certificate issued by CGHQ mandatory
Delivery: Option to increase quantity up to 25%, minimum 30 days delivery after order
PAC certificate from CGHQ required for bid submission
±25% quantity variation allowed at contract and during currency
Delivery period tied to last date of original delivery order with extended period rules
Not specified in data; bidders should verify in bid documents and contract terms
Delivery period commences from last date of original delivery order; extended period as per option clause with minimum 30 days
Not specified in data; confirm LD provisions in the contract
Must possess PAC certificate from CGHQ
Experience in marine fuel-system components procurement
GST registration and financial capacity to execute ₹268,437 contract
Tender Category
Goods
Bid To RA
No
Bid To RA Enabled
No
Item Category
Spare parts kit for fuel filter , Elbow
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PAC certificate issued by CGHQ
GST registration certificate
Permanent Account Number (PAN) card
Experience certificates for marine fuel-system components
Financial statements (as required by tender)
Technical bid submission documents
OEM authorization letters (if OEM-owned parts required)
| S.No | Seller | Item | Date | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | IND AUST MARITIME PRIVATE LIMITED Under PMA | Make : tumtum Model : 16V4000M90 Title : Spare parts kit for fuel filter | 13-02-2026 10:12:40 | |
| 2 | VAGMINE MARINE CARE Under PMA | Make : NA Model : Spare parts kit for fuel filter Title : Spare parts kit for fuel filter | 17-02-2026 13:10:31 |
| Rank | Seller | Price | Item |
|---|---|---|---|
| L1 | IND AUST MARITIME PRIVATE LIMITED(MSE)( MSE Social Category:General ) Under PMA | Item Categories : Spare parts kit for fuel filter,Elbow |
Key insights about ANDAMAN & NICOBAR tender market
Bidders must submit PAC certificate from CGHQ, GST, PAN, and experience certificates for marine fuel-system components. Ensure the bid includes technical compliance for fuel filter kits and elbows, and plan for a possible ±25% quantity variation at contract award. Delivery terms reference last order date with minimum 30 days extension.
Required documents include PAC certificate from CGHQ, GST registration, PAN, experience certificates in marine fuel systems, financial statements, technical bid documents, and OEM authorizations where applicable. Ensure all documents are current and uploaded with the bid submission.
The estimated value is ₹268,437. Delivery terms allow a ±25% quantity variation; delivery period starts from the last date of the original delivery order, with a minimum extension of 30 days if required.
Primary requirement is the PAC certificate issued by CGHQ. While specific IS/ISO standards aren’t listed, bidders should verify any applicable marine-grade component standards in the bid documents and ensure compatibility with CGHQ guidelines.
The delivery period is calculated from the last date of the original delivery order; if the option clause is exercised, the extended period uses the formula (additional quantity ÷ original quantity) × original period, minimum 30 days.
Bidders should plan for up to a 25% increase in contracted quantity at the same negotiated rates. Any extension must follow the calculated delivery duration rules and remain within the original delivery framework.
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