Open tender · India · Annual Maintenance Service Air Conditioner
Annual Maintenance service-AIR CONDITIONER
Ministry of Civil Aviation in India is inviting bids for “Annual Maintenance service-AIR CONDITIONER”. Bids close on 15 October 2026, 11:00 IST. Reference: GEM/2026/B/8080146. Who can bid: Minimum average annual turnover of 4 Lakh for the last 3 years; 7 years of past experience in similar air conditioner maintenance services. askTender lists every requirement to qualify and checks whether your company meets them.
The tender in brief
Annual maintenance of air conditioners at Pantnagar Airport, for firms with 7 years of similar service experience
The Airports Authority of India is buying annual maintenance of air conditioners at Pantnagar Airport in Dehradun. The contract covers window, split and cassette air conditioners, 5 to 7 years old, under a comprehensive maintenance contract for 1 year. The estimated bid value is 1388141 Indian Rupees.
Who can win it
- Minimum average annual turnover of 4 Lakh for the last 3 years
- 7 years of past experience in similar air conditioner maintenance services
- Must have completed similar services meeting one of the specified value thresholds
Key facts
- Contract period
- 1 year
- How bids are judged
- Total value wise evaluation
- Published
- 24 Sep 2026
- Reference
- GEM/2026/B/8080146
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