ANNUAL MAINTENANCE SERVICES FOR WATER PURIFICATION AND CONDITIONING SYSTEM (Version 2) - Potable Wa
Border Road Organisation
BUDGAM, JAMMU & KASHMIR
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Bid Publish Date
15-Dec-2025, 10:57 am
Bid End Date
18-Dec-2025, 11:00 am
Value
₹20,000
Location
Progress
Quantity
1
Bid Type
Two Packet Bid
The Indian Army (Department Of Military Affairs) invites bids for Annual Maintenance Services for Water Purification and Conditioning System (Version 2) – Potable Water Purification System using Reverse Osmosis or UV technology, with maintenance coverage up to 3 units. The opportunity involves basic servicing under PACKAGE-5: water purifier and conditioning system maintenance. Estimated value is ₹20,000. No BOQ items are published, and no start/end dates are disclosed. The procurement emphasizes routine servicing, preventive maintenance, and service reporting within the specified scope. A key differentiator is the explicit contract-variation clause allowing up to 25% adjustment in quantity or duration pre- and post-contract issuance, enabling responsive resource alignment. The tender applies to government defence infrastructure maintenance requirements and may require on-site servicing at designated military facilities. The inclusion of an excess settlement option for addons allows service providers to claim additional charges up to a defined percentage while maintaining invoice total within the agreed cap.
Product/service names: Annual Maintenance Services for Water Purification and Conditioning System (Version 2) – Potable Water Purification System (RO/UV)
Quantities: up to 3 units under PACKAGE-5
Estimated value: ₹20,000
Standards/certifications: Not explicitly listed; bidders to align with standard AMC for RO/UV systems
Delivery/onsite: On-site servicing at Army facilities; cadence to be defined in contract
25% contract quantity/duration variation allowed
Excess settlement option for addons with required supporting documents
EMD amount not disclosed in current data
Delivery and payment terms require clarification from Army during bidding
Not specified; bidders should obtain explicit payment milestones and timelines during bid discussions
On-site maintenance cadence to be finalized; submission should confirm response times and visit frequency
Not specified; bidders should seek clarity on SLA penalties, service uptime, and remedies
Proven experience in AMC for water purification or similar RO/UV systems
Financial stability evidenced by recent financial statements
GST registration and PAN validation; necessary compliance documents
Border Road Organisation
BUDGAM, JAMMU & KASHMIR
Indian Institute Of Technology (iit)
LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH
N/a
LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH
Gujarat Labour Welfare Board
AHMEDABAD, GUJARAT
N/a
KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL
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GST registration certificate
Permanent Account Number (PAN) card
Experience certificates for similar AMC of water treatment systems
Financial statements demonstrating financial viability
EMD/Security deposit details (if required by Army terms)
Technical bid documents outlining AMC approach and staffing
OEM authorizations or service partner credentials (if required)
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Bidders should confirm eligibility for AMC of RO/UV potable water systems, submit GST, PAN, and experience certificates, and provide a technical approach for on-site maintenance. The tender permits up to 25% variation in quantity; ensure pricing accounts for addons under the excess settlement option.
Required items include GST registration, PAN, experience certificates for similar AMCs, financial statements, EMD details if applicable, technical bid outlining maintenance approach, and OEM authorizations or partner credentials to prove service capability.
Even though explicit standards aren’t listed, bidders should propose routine servicing, preventive maintenance, component replacement schedules, and service reporting aligned with RO/UV potable water purification systems, ensuring uptime and microbial control at Army facilities.
Dates are not published; bidders should confirm site access, response times, and first service visit cadence with the Indian Army contract officer during bid clarification.
EMD amount is not disclosed in the available data; bidders should request confirmation during bid discussions and prepare to furnish an EMD as per Army terms if required.
The buyer may adjust contract quantity or duration by up to 25%; bidders must price flexible staffing, spare parts, and service windows to accommodate potential scope changes without violating contract terms.
Excess settlement allows service providers to include addon charges up to a specified percentage of item-level value; must declare applicability during invoicing and provide supporting documents to justify charges.
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