Tender Overview
The Indian Air Force, Department Of Military Affairs, seeks repair and overhauling services for HYD-PLANT (GU-3) in a buyer premises context. The scope references HYD-PLANT GU-3 repair/overhaul work with a service-support emphasis; the tender emphasizes service office presence in the consigneesβ state, dedicated support lines, and escalation contacts. Key differentiators include mandatory service infrastructure, OEM-backed support, and non-assignment/sub-contract controls. This opportunity targets suppliers with ongoing service capability and geographic proximity to the consignees. Bidders should ensure post-award service commitments align with the stated terms and provide evidence of prior related work.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- No formal product specs published; emphasis on service & support readiness
- Requirements include: dedicated toll-free service number, clear escalation matrix, and a local service office in the consignee's state
- Shelf-life expectations: minimum 1 year on spare parts, with at least 6 months usable shelf life at supply
- Obsolescence filter: bid products must remain market-available for at least 5 years, not end-of-life per OEM
- Documentation: proof of past experience via contract copies, client execution certificates, or third-party notes
- Compliance: non-assignment and non-sub-contract clauses; joint liability remains with seller
- Past experience validation accepts multiple document types to prove project execution
- ATC uploaded by bidder; certificates verification is mandatory for bid acceptance
- Office setup and service capabilities are mandatory prerequisites for eligibility
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- EMD/financials: not specified in data; typical tender practice requires an EMD and financial due diligence
- Eligibility: bidder should not be under liquidation or bankruptcy; must demonstrate stable financial standing
- Service terms: office in the state of consignee; dedicated toll-free support; escalation matrix
- Delivery/Performance: no explicit delivery timeline stated; contract risk mitigated via service commitments
- Documentation: GST, PAN, experience certificates, past project proof, OEM authorizations if applicable
- Sub-contracting: requires prior written consent; joint liability remains with seller and assignee/sub-contractor
- Shelf-life: spare parts must meet 1 year minimum shelf life; 6 months usable shelf life at supply
- Evaluation: ATC and certificates to be uploaded; rejected otherwise without proper documentation
