Indian Air Force Repair & Overhauling Service Tender for Built Up Trucks Suratgarh Rajasthan 2026

Tender Overview

The Indian Air Force, Department Of Military Affairs, invites bids for Repair and Overhauling Service of built up trucks, with specific focus on repairing car 5CWT units. The delivery and installation, where applicable, are to occur at AIR FORCE STATION SURATGARH, RAJASTHAN. Bidders must ensure the offered products retain at least 2 years of residual market life and are not end-of-life as declared by the OEM. A Malicious Code Certificate is required, guarding against embedded malware and IP infringements. Sub-contracting and assignment require prior written consent, with joint liability for performance. The BOQ shows no items, indicating a service-oriented procurement with strict compliance expectations.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Product/Service: Repair and Overhauling Service for built up trucks; repair of car 5CWT
• Location: AIR FORCE STATION SURATGARH, DIST-SRI GANGANAGAR, RAJASTHAN, PIN 335804
• Compliance: No explicit technical specs; emphasis on non-obsolescence (minimum 2 years residual market life)
• Certifications: Malicious Code Certificate to be uploaded; certificates required per ATC/Corrigendum; OEM authorizations may be implied by T&C
• Delivery scope: On-site installation/commissioning if covered; otherwise service delivery at designated location
• Risk controls: Prohibition on assignment/sub-contract without buyer consent; joint liability for performance
• Documentation: Upload mandatory certificates/documents as per ATC; failure leads to rejection

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD/financials: Not disclosed in data; terms require bid documents to include essential certificates
• Delivery terms: Delivery/installation at AIR FORCE STATION SURATGARH; exact timelines unspecified
• Obsolescence rule: Offer must have at least 2 years residual market life
• Malware security: Mandatory Malicious Code Certificate; breach implications stated
• Sub-contracting: Prohibited without prior written consent; liability remains with seller
• Compliance: Failure to upload required certificates may lead to bid rejection