The Military Engineer Services (MES) has issued a tender for the repair and maintenance of a 5 MW solar project alongside its ancillary components located in Madhya Pradesh.

Contractors enlisted with MES in Class ‘E’ or higher are obligated to furnish scanned documents, including a valid email ID, alongside their application. These documents must be uploaded on the firm’s official letterhead. Additionally, contractors must include a demand draft covering the tender cost and provide the enlistment letter and its enclosures. A copy of the GST registration number from the relevant department is also mandatory, as its absence will result in bid disqualification.

Non-enlisted contractors must also submit scanned documents along with a valid email ID, meeting MES enlistment criteria for Class ‘E’ and presenting evidence of satisfactory completion of similar projects, annual turnover, solvency, etc. An affidavit and attested copies of supporting documents are requisite.

SAMBHAV (Secure Army Mobile Bharat Version) is a mobile ecosystem developed by the Indian Army to provide secure, reliable, and immediate communication for soldiers. The ecosystem is designed to be network agnostic, meaning it can work across different cellular networks. SAMBHAV is based on 5G technology and uses multi-layered encryption to keep sensitive information secure. Aligned with ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’: SAMBHAV is in line with the vision of “Atmanirbhar Bharat” (self-reliant India).