Indian Coast Guard Shore Supply Socket Procurement 2026 – 1 Year Warranty, ATC, 25% Quantity Variation

Tender Overview

The Indian Coast Guard invites bids for the procurement of shore supply sockets to support offshore and coastal operations. Bid scope covers supply of shore electrical sockets with standard OEM warranty; installation/commissioning and after-sales support are expected. Estimated scope includes delivery across Indian Coast Guard locations, with a 25% quantity variation option during contract and a 1-year warranty from final acceptance or after installation completion. Bidders must provide OEM warranty certificates at delivery and demonstrate nationwide service capability. This tender emphasizes compliance with the purchaser’s ATC clauses and acceptance certificates for specifications, ensuring compatibility with existing shore-power infrastructure.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Item: Shore supply socket (as per title) with necessary mounting and interface hardware
• Quantity: Not disclosed; tender reserves option to increase/decrease up to 25% of contracted quantity
• Warranty: 1 year from final acceptance or post-installation testing; OEM warranty certificates required at delivery
• Service: Established Installation, Commissioning, Training, Troubleshooting, and Maintenance network in India; service centers near consignee destinations to be uploaded with bid
• Compliance: Item must conform to the purchaser’s ATC terms and specification acceptance certificate
• Delivery/Placement: Delivery period aligned to contract, with extended time rules outlined in ATC
• Special Clauses: Acceptance certificate required; bid must include specification acceptance confirmation

Terms & Eligibility

• EMD: Not disclosed in the tender data; bidders should prepare as per standard GEM practice
• Quantity Variation: Purchaser may alter quantity up to 25% during order and currency, with time adjustment formula
• Warranty Coverage: 1 year warranty; post-sales service commitment required with nationwide India presence
• Documentation: OEM authorization and warranty certificates to be submitted at delivery; service center details near consignee destinations
• Delivery: Delivery schedule tied to final order date and extended delivery rules; bid must acknowledge ATC clauses
• Compliance: Bidders must provide an acceptance certificate confirming specifications; adhere to purchaser ATC terms