Indian Navy Repair and Overhauling of Diesel Generators Tender Mumbai Maharashtra 2026 IS | Gen-SET Service 2026

Tender Overview

The Shri Indian Navy, Department Of Military Affairs, invites bids for Repair and Overhauling Service of diesel generator (DG) sets and field regulator components, to be executed at Buyer Premises in Mumbai, Maharashtra. Estimated value is ₹398,600 with no BOQ itemization listed. Scope centers on maintenance activities for on-board power units and associated breakERs, with a focus on operational readiness. A key differentiator is the flexible quantity/duration clause allowing up to 25% adjustment at contract issue and during execution, subject to supplier consent. This tender prioritizes field-service capability to sustain DG performance in naval premises and requires prompt responsiveness to dynamic needs.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Product/Service: Repair and Overhauling of diesel generator sets (DG) and field regulators of DG breakers.
• Location: Mumbai, Maharashtra (400002).
• Estimated value: ₹398,600.
• Industry focus: Defence sector facility maintenance, on-site service at buyer premises.
• Key requirement: Ability to execute repair/overhaul with available spares and within stipulated acceptance criteria; no BOQ items provided.
• Commercial terms: Up to 25% increase/decrease in quantity or contract duration with consent; lumpsum-based scope may allow scope expansion under buyer approval.
• Compliance expectations: Standard repair/service practices appropriate for naval DG equipment; ensure adherence to safety and reliability norms.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD: Not specified in data; bidders should verify project-specific security deposits as per DMA policy.
• Quantity/duration flexibility: 25% adjustment permitted; bid must acknowledge potential scope modification.
• Delivery/Execution: On-site repair/overhaul at buyer premises in Mumbai; response times and maintenance windows likely dictated in final contract.
• Documentation: Provide standard tendering documents, commissioning certificates, and service capability details; ensure readiness for naval equipment service.
• Payment terms: Not specified; confirm invoicing and settlement terms in final contractual documents.
• Tender risk: Absence of BOQ items suggests a service maintenance contract with variable scopes; bidders must propose flexible, compliant maintenance plan and pricing.