Tender Overview
Indian Army invites bids for Engine Overhauling under the Department of Military Affairs. The tender envisions overhaul of engines with potential quantity adjustments up to 25% of bid quantity during contracting and currency. No BOQ items or specific model details are disclosed. The terms include flexible delivery timing based on the original delivery period and adjusted durations, requiring bidders to align with option clauses and delivery calculations. This procurement is positioned within military maintenance and sustainment, demanding precise technical capability and reliability. The bid process will require compliance with the purchaserβs option clause while ensuring timely delivery and adherence to contract rates.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- Category: Engine Overhauling
- Standard: Not specified in available data
- Key terms: Option to increase/decrease quantity up to 25%, extended delivery time computed as (Increase Γ· Original) Γ Original delivery period, minimum 30 days
- Delivery basis: Commences from the last date of the original delivery order; extended periods follow the same rule
- Bill of Quantities: No items listed in BOQ
- Quality control: No explicit QA standard mentioned in the data; bidders must infer from contract and military maintenance norms
- Location: Not provided in the data; procurement is through Indian Army, Department of Military Affairs
- Eligibility context: Bidders must comply with the option clause and delivery adjustments as outlined by the purchaser
Terms & Eligibility
- EMD/Security: Not specified in the available tender data
- Delivery terms: Original delivery period with potential extension per option clause; extended time formula governs
- Payment terms: Not disclosed in the provided information
- Contractual flexibility: 25% quantity variation permissible during contract and currency
- Documentation: Standard bidder registration, qualification, and compliance with military procurement norms
- Warranty/Penalties: Not detailed in the supplied terms; bidders should prepare for typical government LD provisions
