Indian Coast Guard Breaker with Safeties & Ammeter Tender North & Middle Andaman 2026 – Onboard Electrical Equipment Procurement

Tender Overview

The opportunity involves the Indian Coast Guard, a Department of Defence entity, seeking procurement of electrical components for onboard use: Breaker with safeties for the C-147 platform and Ammeter for the C-151 platform. Location is North and Middle Andaman, Andaman & Nicobar - 744201. The exact quantity and estimated value are not disclosed, but the tender outlines a flexible quantity clause and mandatory certificate uploads. The initiative emphasizes compliance with bidder documentation and turnover thresholds, with an option clause allowing up to 25% quantity variation and extended delivery time calculations. The procurement targets robust, shipboard electrical protection and measurement equipment, requiring bidders to meet specified documentation and eligibility criteria. The unique scope lies in onboard, defense-grade electrical components and alignment to contract terms without explicit technical specs in the available data.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Product names and categories drawn from the tender title: Breaker with safeties and Ammeter for onboard use.
• No technical specifications or standard numbers publicly listed in the provided data.
• EMD amount: Not disclosed; detailed submission requirements reference standard bid documents and uploaded ATC.
• Documentation expectations include certificates and proof of compliance; no BOQ items or unit quantities are published.
• Eligible bidders must demonstrate turnover and past experience per the bid terms, with options to show execution proof via contracts, invoices, or client certifications. Consider OEM authorizations if specified in ATC.
• Delivery expectations are governed by the option clause and extended delivery time calculation rules, absent exact delivery timelines in the data.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD: Amount not specified; bidders must upload required certificates and documents as per Bid Document, ATC, and Corrigenda.
• Turnover: Minimum average annual turnover over last three financial years to be provided; alternate method via CA certificate if audited balances are unavailable.
• Past Experience: Acceptable proofs include contract copies with invoices, client execution certificates, or third-party release notes.
• Delivery & Payment: Option to adjust quantity up to 25% during contract; delivery period computation linked to original delivery period with minimum 30 days rule; payment terms not disclosed in the provided data.
• Documentation: GST, PAN, experience certificates, financial statements, EMD documentation, and OEM authorizations may be required per ATC.
• Compliance: All bidders must upload certificates and meet any additional requirements referenced in the ATC/Corrigendum.