Armoured Vehicles Nigam Limited Shot Blasting & Red-Oxide Primer Tender for T-72 Hull & Turret in Jabalpur 2026

Bidders must submit Annexure-A/B/C sealed on letterhead, upload GST PAN, experience certificates, and EMD via FDR in AVNL name. Ensure on-site capability at Vehicle Factory Jabalpur and compliance with arbitration terms. Deliver hard copies within 15 days of award and meet 50% variation rights if contract scope changes.

Submit GST certificate, PAN, experience certificates for similar work, financial statements, EMD document (FDR acceptable), technical compliance certificates, OEM authorizations if applicable, and sealed Annexures A, B, C. Upload all certificates per ATC and Corrigendum to avoid rejection.

Estimated value is ₹2,106,300 for coating of 10 T-72 hulls and turrets; quantity can increase up to 50% under the option clause. Delivery is at Vehicle Factory Jabalpur with on-site performance criteria defined in Annexure-A.

While specific standard numbers are not listed, bidders must provide technical compliance certificates and OEM authorizations as applicable. Ensure adherence to AVNL ATC terms and arbitration clause; FDR-based EMD is acceptable; follow Annexures A–C for process specificity.

Delivery timelines are governed by the contract issuance and the 50% option clause. Bidders should anticipate on-site scheduling at Vehicle Factory Jabalpur with installation/completion aligned to the award timeline and PMO guidelines.

EMD can be submitted as a Fixed Deposit Receipt in the name of Armooured Vehicles Nigam Limited - Vehicle Factory Jabalpur, with bank certification allowing withdrawal only on demand or with pledgee sanction. Include scanned proof and deliver hard copy within 15 days of award.

Annexures A–C must be downloaded, completed, sealed, and signed on bidder letterhead. Ensure consistency with bid documents, upload scanned copies with the bid, and retain hard copies for submission to AVNL within the specified timeframe.

The ATC includes an arbitration clause for disputes arising from the contract. Bidders should review the clause language, prepare to engage in arbitration rather than litigation, and ensure compliance with all terms specified in the buyer-added conditions.