Urban Development And Housing Department Jharkhand Repair, Maintenance & Installation Tender DHANBAD 826001 4UAMM Version 2 2025

Tender Overview

The opportunity is issued by the Urban Development And Housing Department, Jharkhand for repair, maintenance, and installation of plant/systems/equipment under Version 2 (4UAMM); includes medical equipment and furniture categories within the Jharkhand procurement framework. Location is DHANBAD, JHARKHAND – 826001. The scope appears broad with no BOQ items listed, indicating a potential multi-category service contract. The buyer’s terms permit contract quantity/duration adjustments up to 25% both pre- and post-issuance, and a monetary interpretation of excess charges for addons via invoices. A formal ATC document has been uploaded for bidders to review obligations. The absence of itemized BoQ suggests a need for clarifying technical alignment and delivery expectations during bid preparation.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• No explicit product specs or itemized quantities are published in the BOQ. Tender covers repair, maintenance, and installation of plant/systems/equipment, plus medical devices and furniture as per the category. Bidders should anticipate multiple asset classes and prepare for broad service capabilities.
• Key channels to identify requirements include BOQ alignment with 4UAMM Version 2 framework and the uploaded ATC document. Service scope may require onsite maintenance, installation, calibration, and warranty support; bidders should confirm installation prerequisites, access timelines, and spares provisioning.
• Potential standards or compliance requirements to verify include safety, reliability, and compatibility with government asset portfolios; bidders should request the exact technical standards during clarification stage to ensure ISO/IS standards alignment if applicable.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• Quantity/duration can be increased up to 25% at contract award and again post-issuance; bidders must accept revised scope.
• Excess settlement allows addon charges up to a defined share of the item-level total; mandatory supporting documents must accompany invoices showing applicability.
• An uploaded ATC document governs bidder obligations; bidders should study it to confirm compliance, documentation, and any unique conditions.
• There is no BOQ item count; bidders need to align proposals with potential multi-category maintenance strategies and confirm delivery readiness for DHANBAD premises.