Indian Air Force Repair of Sant Servo Tender Suratgarh Rajasthan 2026 - ISI/Malicious Code Certificate & 2-Year Life

Tender Overview

The Indian Air Force (Department Of Military Affairs) invites bids for Repair and Overhauling Service focused on Repair of Sant Servo, to be executed at the STATION LOGISTICS SECTION, AIR FORCE STATION SURATGARH, RAJASTHAN 335804. The tender involves service delivery with on-site or premises-based work, as per ATC. No BOQ items are listed, and estimated value/EMD are not disclosed. The vendor must ensure products are market-available and not end-of-life within at least 2 years of bid submission. The unique delivery address and service nature define a targeted maintenance engagement for IAF facilities.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Service category: Repair & Overhauling of Sant Servo components
• Delivery/installation location: STATION LOGISTICS SECTION, AIR FORCE STATION SURATGARH, SRI GANGANAGAR, RAJASTHAN 335804
• Mandatory certifications: The bid must include a Malicious Code Certificate confirming no embedded malware in hardware/software; firm breach consequences for IP/copyright infringement if activated
• Life-cycle requirement: Offered products must have at least 2 years residual market life; no obsolescence before period
• Sub-contracting: No assignment or sub-contracting without prior written consent; jointly and severally liable with assignee/sub-contractor
• Documentation: Upload of necessary certificates to avoid bid rejection; uploading ATC/Corrigendum documents if issued
• Additional risk controls: Malware protection, software integrity checks, and compliance with procurement security norms
• Scope note: Nonetheless, exact technical specs are not listed in the BOQ; focus is on service capability and compliance readiness

Terms & Eligibility

• Delivery terms: Actual delivery/installation at the specified Air Force station address
• EMD/Financial: Not disclosed in the data; ensure readiness to provide as per tender terms
• Prohibitions: No assignment or subcontracting without buyer consent; liability remains with seller
• Compliance: Must upload required certificates; failure to do so may lead to rejection
• Malicious code: Certificate required to certify absence of embedded malicious code; breach implications noted
• Documentation: Ensure GST, PAN, experience certificates, financial statements and OEM authorizations as applicable in T&Cs