Open tender · India · Custom Bid for Services Axle Repair of Als
Custom Bid for Services - Axle Repair of ALS
Ministry of Defence in India is inviting bids for “Custom Bid for Services - Axle Repair of ALS”. Bids close on 15 October 2026, 13:00 IST. Reference: GEM/2026/B/8114935. Who can bid: Must hold a valid OEM authorisation certificate for the repair service; Must provide a certificate as requested in the Additional Terms and Conditions. askTender lists every requirement to qualify and checks whether your company meets them.
The tender in brief
Axle repair of ALS equipment for the Indian Army, for workshops with OEM authorisation and repair experience
The Indian Army requires axle repair of ALS equipment at a location in East Siang. The work is a lump-sum service contract for one month and three days, with an estimated value of 95000 Indian Rupees. Bidders must submit technical and financial packets.
Who can win it
- Must hold a valid OEM authorisation certificate for the repair service
- Must provide a certificate as requested in the Additional Terms and Conditions
- Bidders from countries sharing a land border with India must be registered with the Competent Authority
Key facts
- Contract period
- 1 month and 3 days
- How bids are judged
- Total value wise evaluation
- Published
- 04 Oct 2026
- Reference
- GEM/2026/B/8114935
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