Tender Overview
Indian Air Force invites bids for Repair and Overhauling Service of Engine 4R1040 under the Department of Military Affairs, India. The exact quantity and estimated value are not disclosed, and the tender location is not specified. The procurement emphasizes non-obsolescence and minimum shelf life of spares, and requires dedicated service support with local office presence. Bidders must ensure OEM alignment and postβaward responsibility. This opportunity targets vendors with proven engine service capabilities and compliant documentation to meet military standards.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- Product/Service: Repair and Overhauling Service for Engine 4R1040 (no detailed technical specs published).
- Key requirements: maintain spares with at least 2 years shelf life; ensure minimum 1 year usable shelf life at supply; OEM alignment and non-obsolescence in market; siting of service office in consignee state; dedicated/toll-free service support; escalation matrix of contact numbers.
- Experience validation: use of contract copies with invoices or client certificates; execution certificates or equivalent documents acceptable as proof of past experience.
- ATC context: terms specify vendor responsibility for performance, assignment/sub-contract restrictions, and joint/liability with assignee/sub-contractor.
- BOQ status: no line items published; indicates a service/maintenance engagement rather than hardware procurement.
- Standards/quality: no explicit standards listed; emphasis on service availability and lifecycle requirements.
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- EMD/financial terms: not disclosed in the provided data; bidders should watch for standard EMD requirements in the official ATC.
- Delivery/response: no delivery window published; terms emphasize ongoing service presence and response capabilities.
- Documentation: mandatory upload of experience proofs, client certifications, and service capability documentation; OEM authorization may be required.
- Warranty/penalties: not specified in the data; penalties or LD clauses absent from the available terms.
- Past performance: proof via contracts, invoices, or client execution certificates is acceptable.
- Contractor conduct: seller cannot sub-contract or assign without prior written consent; remains liable for performance.
- Service accessibility: an office in the state of the consignee and dedicated support contact are required.