Indian Navy Repair & Maintenance Service for Tata Sumo Gold Ship AC & Suspension Uttara Kannada Karnataka 2026

Tender Overview

The Indian Navy, Department of Military Affairs, invites bids for repair, maintenance, and installation services related to the Tata Sumo Gold ship equipment, specifically addressing AC not working and suspension work. Location is Uttara Kannada, Karnataka (581121). The scope centers on shipboard repair services, with potential 25% variation in contract quantity or duration as per Clause 25. Bidders must demonstrate financial integrity, with no liquidation or bankruptcy, and upload applicable certifications with the bid. This opportunity targets service providers capable of onboard electrical/mechanical repairs and system suspension tasks, aligned to government procurement norms.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Product/Service: Repair and maintenance of Tata Sumo Gold ship AC system and associated suspension work; installation support where applicable.
• Location/Installation: Uttara Kannada, Karnataka; on-site ship systems servicing.
• Variability: Option to adjust contract scope up to 25% before contract issuance; up to 25% after issuance with consent for lumpsum services.
• Documentation: Upload required certificates and documents per bid document, ATC, and corrigenda.
• Compliance: Follow government procurement processes; no BOQ items to date; emphasis on service capability for shipboard AC and suspension mechanisms.
• Eligibility Context: Financial standing verified; no liquidation or receivership; undertaking required.
• Differentiators: On-site ship repair capability, Tata Sumo Gold equipment expertise, and adherence to ATC terms.

Terms & Eligibility

• Bid terms include a 25% quantity/duration adjustment right for the buyer; consent needed for value increases under lumpsum contracts.
• Financial eligibility mandates absence of liquidation proceedings; bidders must upload a compliance undertaking.
• Document integrity required: all certificates/documents requested in the bid document, ATC, and corrigenda.
• No explicit start/end dates or estimated value disclosed; bidders should prepare for standard government payment and contract terms once issued.