National Test House Computer-Controlled Servo-Hydraulic 250 kN Fatigue Testing System Tender Bangalore 2025

Tender Overview

The procurement is issued by the National Test House under the Department Of Consumer Affairs for a computer-controlled servo-hydraulic 250 kN cyclic fatigue testing system located in BANGALORE, KARNATAKA (560001). The tender lists an EMD of ₹400,000 and indicates no BOQ items; project scope appears limited to a single high-capacity testing system with specialized control software. Absence of start/end dates suggests a pre-bid or early invitation stage, with emphasis on compliance and after-sales support. The critical differentiator is the mandatory OEM/authorized seller requirement and in-country service capability, ensuring post-sales coverage. The tender’s unique aspect is the explicit need for domestic service presence for imported equipment, aligning with government procurement standards.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Product: computer-controlled servo-hydraulic cyclic fatigue testing system with a rated capacity of 250 kN.
• Location focus: procurement for implementation in Bangalore under the Department of Consumer Affairs.
• Financials: EMD ₹400,000 to accompany bid submission; estimated value not disclosed; no BOQ items available.
• Compliance expectations: In-house or authorized Indian office for after-sales support; OEM certification and service network required for imported equipment. Documentation should demonstrate technical capabilities for high-load fatigue testing, control software compatibility, and data acquisition.
• Additional notes: With no explicit technical specs in the data, bidders should present detailed system capabilities, including control software version, calibration traceability, and expected maintenance plan.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD: ₹400,000 (to be submitted with bid).
• Import rule: If the product is imported, the OEM or Authorized Seller must have an registered office in India for after-sales service; submit certificate.
• Documentation: Bidders should prepare standard compliance documents, verification of OEM authorization, and evidence of service readiness in India. No BOQ items means bidders must propose a complete system quote with configuration specifics and installation plan.
• Location relevance: Bidder must demonstrate capability to support operation in Bangalore, Karnataka and align with Department of Consumer Affairs procurement norms.
• Since dates are not provided, bidders should monitor official channels for bid opening timelines and ensure readiness with all required certifications and service agreements.