Indian Navy Repair & Maintenance Tender Onboard INS Vipul Mumbai - Degutting & Regutting Systems 2026

Tender Overview

The Indian Navy issues a procurement notice for Repair, Maintenance, and Installation of Plant/Systems/Equipment (Version 2) onboard INS Vipul at Naval Dockyard Mumbai. The scope includes degutting and regutting of all soft patches and degutting of exhaust & intake system from FER and AER compartments onboard INS Vipul. The bid carries an EMD of ₹68,000; BOQ shows zero quantity items, signaling a service-focused, on-site contract with stringent installation and safety requirements. The opportunity targets suppliers capable of naval-grade repairs and coordinated turn-key execution in a high-security setting, with emphasis on vessel readiness and minimal downtime.

Key differentiators include on-board execution, compliance with naval safety protocols, and alignment with the ship’s ventilation and exhaust system integrity. Unique aspects involve integration with existing ship compartments and adherence to shipboard hazard controls during degutting work.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

Because no explicit technical specs are listed, bidders should infer scope from the title and location:

• Service type: Onboard degutting/regutting of soft patches; exhaust and intake system work in FER/AER compartments
• Location: INS Vipul, Naval Dockyard Mumbai, Maharashtra
• Compliance expectations: safety and shipboard procedure adherence; coordination with naval authorities
• EMD: ₹68,000; no detailed BOQ quantities provided
• Deliverables: on-site degutting/regutting, restoration of system integrity, and documentation of work performed

Note: In the absence of a formal BOQ, bidders should prepare a detailed method statement, risk assessment, and resource plan aligned to naval engineering practices.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD: ₹68,000 to be submitted as per tender terms
• Experience: demonstrated capability in on-board ship repair and naval installations
• Delivery: execution within shipboard constraints and Navy safety protocols
• Payment: terms not explicitly stated; anticipate milestone-based payment upon acceptance
• Documentation: standard procurement papers plus technical compliance statements, safety certificates, and crew qualifications
• Warranty/Support: unspecified; bidders should propose warranty/AMC terms in their technical bid
• Compliance: adherence to safety, security, and shipboard access controls