Tender Overview
Organization: Nuclear Power Corporation Of India Limited (Department Of Atomic Energy) in Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh. Procurement: Customized AMC/CMC for a single Fourvac Technologies FVT231 mass spectrometer–based helium leak detector. Scope includes regular visits on a half-yearly basis for 2 years and emergency visits as required for 2 years. No BOQ items published. Preference pathway favors eligible MSEs under public procurement policy; OEM pre-qualification required. Contract quantity/duration may adjust up to 25% per ATC terms. Clarity on TReDS registration encouraged for MSME sellers. Unique aspect: exclusive maintenance contract for a niche laboratory instrument.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- Product name/model: Fourvac Technologies make FVT231 helium leak detector (mass spectrometer based).
- Scope: Annual maintenance including regular (biannual) site visits for 2 years; emergency visits as needed for 2 years.
- Pre-qualification: Bidder must be the OEM of the FVT231; must submit self-certification with bid.
- Policy context: Purchase preference for MSMEs; L-1 can be matched by eligible MSEs within policy margin; TReDS onboarding recommended for MSMEs.
- Liability/LDs: Liquidated damages clause exists per contract terms; exact LD percentage not disclosed. No additional technical specs published in BOQ.
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- EMD/Financials: Not specified in the public data; bidders should expect standard NPCIL bid practices.
- Delivery/Service: Regular and emergency service windows defined; delivery cadence aligned to biannual maintenance schedule over 2 years.
- Warranty/Support: AMC/CMC scope implies ongoing support; explicit warranty terms not detailed in tender text.
- Documentation: OEM authorization proof required; self-certification as OEM; MSME preference evidence to be uploaded.
- ATC/Clauses: Quantity/duration can adjust up to 25% at contract issue and post-issue with bound acceptance; TReDS participation encouraged.
- Eligibility: OEM of FVT231 helium leak detector; applicability to NPICL procurement under DAE guidelines; vendors must be prepared for emergency call-outs.