Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited CNC & Conventional Machines Operation Tender 2026 India

Tender Overview

Organization: Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL), under the Department of Heavy Industry. Category: Custom Bid for Services - Operation of CNC and Conventional machines in HCM. Location: India (generic). No BOQ items listed and no explicit quantity or estimated value provided. The tender centers on service provision for machining operations, with a potential for scope modification. A key differentiator is the inclusion of a flexible quantity/duration clause, enabling up to 50% adjustment at contract award and post-issuance, subject to mutual acceptance.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• No detailed specifications available in the provided data. The procurement focus is on operation services for CNC and conventional machine tools within the HCM domain. In the absence of itemized BOQ, bidders should prepare for general machining-operations capabilities, including setup, running, monitoring, and quality control associated with CNC and conventional milling/turning processes. The buyer’s terms allow contract scope changes up to 50% with consent, indicating potential variability in workload and duration. Applicants should demonstrate capability in managing diverse machining tasks and scheduling flexibility under a lump-sum or time-and-material framework, as applicable.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD details not disclosed in the data; bidders should verify exact amount and submission method.
• Option Clause: The buyer may increase or decrease contract quantity or duration up to 50% at contract issue; post-issuance, the cap remains at 50%. Lump-sum service contracts may also extend scope/value up to 50% with provider consent.
• Submission docs: Not specified here; bidders should prepare standard bid documents, including organizational credentials, service capability statements, and proof of prior CNC/conventional machining operations. Ensure readiness to address potential scope variations and contract-type flexibility.