BUYING Gandhi Empire | eProcurement System

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Indian Coast Guard

ICG OPV Program

Unawarded

Specifications
Program for the procurment of 6 Offshore Patrol Vessels for the Indian Coast Guard. These will fill the ICG's offshore patrol capability until domestic vessels can be purchased. Preferable if responding organisation can give domestic production rights.
Speed: 20kn
Range: 4000nmi
Weapons: 2 Crew-Served Weapons (12.7mm+), 1 autocannon/main gun (30mm/57mm+)
Helicopter flight deck
2 RHIBs
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ICG IPV Program

Unawarded

Specifications
Program for the procurment of 10 Inshore Patrol Vessels for the Indian Coast Guard. These will fill the ICG's inshore and coastal patrol capability until domestic vessels can be purchased. Preferable if responding organisation can give domestic production rights.
Speed: 20kn
Range: 1000nmi
Weapons: 2 Crew-Served Weapons (12.7mm+)
1 RHIB
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ICG LPB Program

Unawarded

Specifications
Program for the procurment of 15 Light Patrol Boats for the Indian Coast Guard. These will fill the ICG's general patrol, coastal patrol and coastal security capability until domestic programs get underway. Preferable if responding organisation can give domestic production rights.
Speed: 30kn
Range: 200nmi
LOW COST
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Gandhi Indian Navy

GIN CV Program

Unawarded

Specifications
Program for the procurment of 3 medium-large - sized aircraft carriers for the Gandhi Indian Navy. Preferable if responding organisation can give domestic production rights.
Aircraft: 30 fixed-wing, 10 rotary-wing (Capable of using MiG-29K or Rafale, Sea King Mk.42B)
Armament: SHORAD
Speed: 25kn
Range: 4,000nm
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GIN CG Program

Unawarded

Specifications
Program for the procurment of 6 large WAAD-focused cruisers or destroyers. Preferable if responding organisation can give domestic production rights.
Speed: 25kn
Range: 4.000nm
Weapons: >70 VLS for SAM, CIWS
Aircraft: 1 light-medium helicopter
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GIN L-R MS Bomber Program

Unawarded

Specifications
Program for the procurment of a squadron of land-based, long-range maritime strike bombers. Preferable if responding organisation can give domestic prouduction rights.
Speed: >500kn
Range: >1000nmi
Weapons: >2 supersonic, long-range missiles or >6 subsonic, medium-range missiles
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GIN Container Ship Program

Unawarded

Specifications
Program for the procurment of 20, 15000 TEU-capable container ships for use by the GIN. Preferable if responding organisation can give domestic prouduction rights.
Capacity: 15,000 TEU
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Gandhi Indian Air and Space Force

GIASF L-R Bomber Program

Unawarded

Specifications
Program for the procurment of 2 squadrons of strategic bombers. Preferable if responding organisation can give domestic production rights.
Speed: >500kn
Range: >1,000nmi
Weapons: bombs, long-range air-to-surface missiles
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GIASF Electronic Attack Program

Unawarded

Specifications
Program for the procurment of 2 squadrons of electronic attack aircraft. Preferable if responding organisation can give domestic production rights.
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Name
Pattani-class Offshore Patrol Vessel (OPV)

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Contractor Name
Pridi Banomyong Shipping Cooperative

Costs
Production: $50,000,000 USD
Environmental Impact Retribution: $5,000,000
Social Impact Retribution: $2,500,000
Export Tariff: $5,750,000
Total: $63,250,000

Optional Extras
Domestic Production License is negotiable during the official visit of the Thai Foreign Minister to India.

Project Details

Class and type: Pattani-class offshore patrol vessel
Displacement: 1,440 long tons (1,460 t) full load
Length: 95.5 m (313 ft 4 in)
Beam: 11.6 m (38 ft 1 in)
Draft: 3.0 m (9 ft 10 in)
Propulsion: 2 × Ruston16RK270 diesel engines, driving two shafts with controllable pitch propellers
Speed: 25 knots (46 km/h; 29 mph)
Range: 3,500 nmi (6,500 km; 4,000 mi) at 15 kn (28 km/h; 17 mph)
Complement: 84
Sensors and processing systems:

• 1 × Selex RAN-30X/I multimode surveillance radar with IFF
• 1 × Rheinmetall TMX/EO fire control radar and optronic director
• 3 × Raytheon Anschutz NSC-25 SeaScout navigational radar
• Combat system: Atlas Elektronik COSYS combat management system
• Navigation system : Raytheon Anschutz IBS/INS NSC-series

Communication system: Rohde & Schwarz Integrated Communication system

Armament:

• 1 × Oto Melara 76/62 Super Rapid
• 2 × Denel Land Systems GI-2 20mm autocannon
• 2 × U.S. Ordnance M2HB .50 caliber machine gun

Aviation facilities: Capable of hosting 1 Westland Lynx 300 helicopter or similar ASW helicopter​

Other Details
None

Submission Date
04/2005

Authorization
Collective Leadership, Joint Defense Committee, National Assembly of the Republic of Thailand

Terms and Conditions

1. Export Restrictions and Authorized Use

• The vessel must not be transferred, leased, or sold to third-party nations or entities without explicit, written, official, and recorded approval from the Joint Defense Committee of Thailand. Unauthorized transfer voids the contract and imposes penalties of 150% of the purchase value.
• Usage is restricted to defensive operations and humanitarian missions. Offensive deployment outside sovereign waters (territorial water and continuous zone) requires pre-clearance from Thailand’s National Assembly.

2. Intellectual Property and Technology Safeguards

• All proprietary systems (combat, navigation, and communications) remain the intellectual property of the original inventor and operator, whether within or outside Thailand. Unauthorized reverse-engineering, duplication, or transfer of technologies is strictly prohibited.
• In the event of contract breach, Thailand retains the right to receive retribution of 200% of the original purchase value, in which the purchaser (India) shall

3. Environmental and Social Impact Compliance

• The buyer agrees to maintain operations in full compliance with international environmental standards and Thailand’s Environmental and Social Impact Regulations.
• A $2,500,000 non-compliance bond is retained by the contractor to cover environmental restoration or social reparations if the buyer fails to meet impact reduction requirements.

4. Maintenance and Upgrade Clauses

• All maintenance, upgrades, and retrofits must be conducted by the Pridi Banomyong Shipping Cooperative or certified contractors approved by Thailand. Unauthorized modifications will void the warranty and service agreements.
• Mandatory inspections are required every two years, with the results shared with Thailand’s Maritime Technology Oversight Board.

5. Dispute Resolution and Sovereign Immunity Waiver

• Any disputes will be resolved through binding arbitration under the Bangkok International Arbitration Center (BIAC).
• Buyer waives sovereign immunity in cases of non-compliance with these terms, allowing Thailand to seek legal or economic redress in international courts.

6. Termination and Force Majeure

• Thailand reserves the right to terminate the contract if the buyer engages in actions that undermine workers’ right, human rights, or environmental integrity.
• In the event of force majeure, the parties agree to negotiate an equitable resolution, prioritizing mission continuity and mutual interests.

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Name
Krabi-class Offshore Patrol Vessel (OPV)

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Contractor Name
Pridi Banomyong Shipping Cooperative

Costs
Production: $155,000,000 USD
Environmental Impact Retribution: $15,000,000
Social Impact Retribution: $7,500,000
Export Tariff: $15,500,000
Total: $193,000,000

Optional Extras
Domestic Production License is negotiable during the official visit of the Thai Foreign Minister to India.

Project Details

Dimensions (Displacement):

• Full load: 1,969 tons
• Length: 90.5 meters
• Width: 13.5 meters
• Depth: 3.8 meters

Power System: MAN Diesel 16V 23/33D, 7,200 kW (2 units)
Propulsion System: 2 shafts with Wartsila Lips Defence adjustable propellers
Speed: 25 kn (46 km/h)
Range: 5,500 nmi (10,200 km)
Endurance: 35 days
Tactical rubber boat with outboard engine (RHIB): 1 unit
Crew: 89 personnel
Electronic Warfare and Decoys:

• Navigation radar: 2 units
• Surface/Air search radar: Thales Variant
• Fire control radar and optronics: Thales LIROD Mk.2
• Identification system: Thales TSB2525 (paired with Variant radar)
• Combat management system: Thales TACTICOS
• Integrated communications system (ICS): Thales FICS
• Integrated platform management system (IPMS): Servowatch]

Aramaments:

• Naval gun: OTO Melara 76/62 Super Rapid, 76 mm/62 caliber, single mount (1 unit)
• Main gun: MSI-DSL/ATK DS30MR Mk.44, 30 mm/70 caliber, single mount (2 units)
• Machine gun: U.S. Ordnance M2HB, 12.7 mm, single mount (2 units)

Aviation facilities: Capable of hosting 1 Westland Lynx 300 helicopter, 1 H145M Helicopter, or similar ASW helicopter
Aviation facilities: 20 meter flight deck​

Other Details
None

Submission Date
04/2005

Authorization
Collective Leadership, Joint Defense Committee, National Assembly of the Republic of Thailand

Terms and Conditions

1. Export Restrictions and Authorized Use

• The vessel must not be transferred, leased, or sold to third-party nations or entities without explicit, written, official, and recorded approval from the Joint Defense Committee of Thailand. Unauthorized transfer voids the contract and imposes penalties of 150% of the purchase value.
• Usage is restricted to defensive operations and humanitarian missions. Offensive deployment outside sovereign waters (territorial water and continuous zone) requires pre-clearance from Thailand’s National Assembly.

2. Intellectual Property and Technology Safeguards

• All proprietary systems (combat, navigation, and communications) remain the intellectual property of the original inventor and operator, whether within or outside Thailand. Unauthorized reverse-engineering, duplication, or transfer of technologies is strictly prohibited.
• In the event of contract breach, Thailand retains the right to receive retribution of 200% of the original purchase value, in which the purchaser (India) shall

3. Environmental and Social Impact Compliance

• The buyer agrees to maintain operations in full compliance with international environmental standards and Thailand’s Environmental and Social Impact Regulations.
• A $2,500,000 non-compliance bond is retained by the contractor to cover environmental restoration or social reparations if the buyer fails to meet impact reduction requirements.

4. Maintenance and Upgrade Clauses

• All maintenance, upgrades, and retrofits must be conducted by the Pridi Banomyong Shipping Cooperative or certified contractors approved by Thailand. Unauthorized modifications will void the warranty and service agreements.
• Mandatory inspections are required every two years, with the results shared with Thailand’s Maritime Technology Oversight Board.

5. Dispute Resolution and Sovereign Immunity Waiver

• Any disputes will be resolved through binding arbitration under the Bangkok International Arbitration Center (BIAC).
• Buyer waives sovereign immunity in cases of non-compliance with these terms, allowing Thailand to seek legal or economic redress in international courts.

6. Termination and Force Majeure

• Thailand reserves the right to terminate the contract if the buyer engages in actions that undermine workers’ right, human rights, or environmental integrity.
• In the event of force majeure, the parties agree to negotiate an equitable resolution, prioritizing mission continuity and mutual interests.

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Name
T. 991 Patrol Boat (Inshore Patrol Vessel)

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Contractor Name
Pridi Banomyong Shipping Cooperative

Costs
Production: $18,403,025USD
Environmental Impact Retribution: $1,000,000
Social Impact Retribution: $1,500,000
Export Tariff: $750,000
Total: $21,653,025

Optional Extras
Domestic Production License can be granted if India adopts Thailand’s workers’ rights standard permanently (non-socialist clauses and no collective ownership)

Project Details

Class and type: T.911 Inshore Patrol Vessel
Displacement: 185 long tons (207 t) full load
Length: 6.49 m (21 ft)
Beam: 11.6 m (38 ft 3.5 in)
Draft: 1.8 m (5 ft 11 in)
Propulsion:

• Main Engines: 2 MTU 16 V 4000 M90 engines, each with 2,720 kW
• Diesel Generators: 2 MTU generators, each providing 140 kW
• Reduction Gears: 2 ZF model ZF 7550 gear units
• Propeller Shafts and Propellers: 2 sets by Wartsila

Speed: 29 knots (53.7 km/h; 33.4 mph)
Range: 1,500 nmi (2,778 km; 1,726mi)
Continuous Operation: At least 7 days
Complement: 29 personnel
Sensors and processing systems:

• 1 × Sperry Marine BridgeMaster E
• 1 × Furuno
• Optoelectronic Fire Control System: 1 × Thales Mirador

Communication system: Hagenuk Marinekommunikation

Armament:

• 2 × MSI-DSL/ATK DS30MR Mk 44, 30mm/70 caliber, single-mount
• 2 × U.S. Ordnance M2HB, .50 caliber, single-mount

Other Details
Initial fuels and ammunitions are provided along with free access to personnel training in Thai Naval Academy.

Submission Date
05/2005

Authorization
Collective Leadership, Joint Defense Committee, National Assembly of the Republic of Thailand

Terms and Conditions

1. Export Restrictions and Authorized Use

• The vessel must not be transferred, leased, or sold to third-party nations or entities without explicit, written, official, and recorded approval from the Joint Defense Committee of Thailand. Unauthorized transfer voids the contract and imposes penalties of 150% of the purchase value.

2. Intellectual Property and Technology Safeguards

• All proprietary systems (combat, navigation, and communications) remain the intellectual property of the original inventor and operator, whether within or outside Thailand. Unauthorized reverse-engineering, duplication, or transfer of technologies is strictly prohibited.
• In the event of contract breach, Thailand retains the right to receive retribution of 200% of the original purchase value, in which the purchaser (India) shall

3. Environmental and Social Impact Compliance

• The buyer agrees to maintain operations in full compliance with international environmental standards and Thailand’s Environmental and Social Impact Regulations.
• A $2,500,000 non-compliance bond is retained by the contractor to cover environmental restoration or social reparations if the buyer fails to meet impact reduction requirements.

4. Dispute Resolution and Sovereign Immunity Waiver

• Any disputes will be resolved through binding arbitration under the Bangkok International Arbitration Center (BIAC).
• Buyer waives sovereign immunity in cases of non-compliance with these terms, allowing Thailand to seek legal or economic redress in international courts.

5. Termination and Force Majeure

• Thailand reserves the right to terminate the contract if the buyer engages in actions that undermine workers’ right, human rights, or environmental integrity.
• In the event of force majeure, the parties agree to negotiate an equitable resolution, prioritizing mission continuity and mutual interests.

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