Indian Air Force Repair and Overhauling TV Service for Intex Televisions Barnala Punjab 2026

Tender Overview

Indian Air Force invites bids for Repair and Overhauling Service of Television TV (Intex) units at Air Force Station Barnala, Punjab with work to be performed at both buyer and service provider premises. The scope centers on repairing damaged display units and overhauling components, with the 6-month display unit warranty specified post-repair. Bidders must ensure robust cyber-security measures, including certifications against malicious code and a certified MII approval, plus hardware/software integrity during installation. The tender emphasizes on-site and off-site repair options, with transportation/reinstallation costs not covered by the buyer. A key differentiator is the explicit cyber and device hardening requirements tied to defense facilities.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Product/Service: Repair and overhauling of Television TV units (Intex) for defense use
• Location/Installation: Air Force Station Barnala, Punjab; work at both buyer and service provider premises
• Security & Compliance: Must upload Malicious Code Certificate; MII certificate; disablement of WiFi and Bluetooth on hardware
• Delivery & Warranty: 6-month display unit warranty after successful repair; all faulty parts to be repaired without additional cost to buyer; buyer bears transport/reinstallation costs
• OEM/MA: Manufacturer Authorization required where applicable; submit OEM/service provider details
• Documentation: Certificates for malware absence, MII, and proof of authorization; installation safety/compliance records
• Notes: No BOQ items available; scope focused on repair/overhaul and security/compliance artifacts

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD/Payment: Not specified in data; ensure standard defense procurement EMD practices and submission with bid
• Delivery Timeline: Not specified; confirm repair/return timing in bid
• Warranty: 6-month warranty on repaired display unit
• Documents: Include Malicious Code Certificate, MII certificate, WiFi/Bluetooth disablement proof, OEM authorization, and installation safety proof
• Liability: No coverage for buyer transportation/reinstallation costs; ensure agreement on risk
• Security: Compliance with defense IT/security policies; no embedded malicious code; IPR compliance