Indian Army Radar 3D TCR Antenna Bracket Repair Services Tender Kachchh Gujarat 2026

Tender Overview

Organization: Indian Army (Department Of Military Affairs) — procurement of repair services for cracks on both sides of antenna mounting brackets of the Radar 3D TCR. Estimated value: ₹225,000. Location: KACHCHH, GUJARAT - 370001. Scope focuses on mechanical repair work to restore bracket integrity, with a 50% flex allowability on quantity or duration. Bidders must demonstrate past experience in similar electro-mechanical repairs and maintain non-obsolescence. Unique clause permits contract quantity/duration adjustments up to 50% pre-issue and post-issue, with service provider consent for fixed Lump-sum engagements.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Category: Custom Bid for Services – repair of cracks on both sides of antenna mounting brackets for Radar 3D TCR.
• Value: ₹225,000 (estimated).
• Delivery/Execution: Repair services within the warranty/availability window implied by service contract terms; no BOQ items available.
• Eligibility cues: Past project experience acceptable via contract copies, execution certificates, or client-issued documents; bidder must be financially solvent (no liquidation or bankruptcy).
• Constraints: Bidder must avoid obsolescence; equipment/service must not be end-of-life before a defined residual market life of at least 7 years as per clause.
• Sub-contracting/Assignment: Not allowed without prior written consent from the buyer; joint and several liability remains with the seller and any sub-contractor.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD/Deposits: Not specified in data; bidders should verify in terms if an EMD applies.
• Delivery Window: Flexible up to 50% increase in quantity or duration at contract issue, with consent required for further changes post-issuance.
• Experience Evidence: Acceptable proofs include contract copies with invoices and self-certification, client execution certificates, or third-party notes.
• Financial Standing: Bidder must declare no liquidation or bankruptcy; an undertaking to this effect is required.
• Warranty/Performance: Not explicitly defined, but service contract implies standard post-repair maintenance expectations consistent with defense procurement norms.
• Obsolescence Clause: Offered services must relate to equipment with at least 7 years residual market life; no obsolete items.