Powering New India “GOLD GRADE”
Accredited Association NABET
INDIAN DEFENCE
INDUSTRY SECTOR
D IRECTORY
Published By
INDIAN INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION U.P. Expressways Industrial Development
(IIA) Authority (UPEIDA)
IIA Head Office IIA National Office UPEIDA Office
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INDIAN INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION (IIA)- AN INTRODUCTION
Indian Industries Association (IIA) is an apex representative body of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) with
a strong membership base of about 9000 Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in most of the industrialized
districts of U.P, Delhi, Uttarakhand and Adjoining States. IIAs motto is to create an enabling environment for the
development of MSMEs in today’s ever changing and extremely competitive industrial scenario.
Indian Industries Association (IIA) is an Organization registered under the provisions of Societies Registration Act 1860.
Indian Industries Association (IIA) is an accredited BMO from NABET (QCI) with GOLD GRADE.
IIA is / has been an active member of National Bodies concerning MSMEs such as NBMSME, Erstwhile Prime Ministers
Task Force on MSME, Working Group of Planning Commission on MSMEs, RBI Standing Advisory Committee, RBI
Working Group on Rehabilitation of Sick Units, Regional Advisory Committee on Direct & Indirect Taxes, Governing
Board of QCI, Regional Advisory Committee of NABARD, Environmental Information System Resource Partner (ENVIS-
RP), CSIR, Similarly at State level IIA is an active member of Minimum Wages Advisory Board, Udyog Bandhu at all
levels, Agro and Food Processing and Handicraft Task forces, Governing Board of Science and Technology Council,
Advisory Board of Industry Institute Partnership Cell (IIPC), State Level Advisory Committee for Disaster Management,
etc.
IIA is working exclusively for the promotion and development of MSMEs in India and is providing them facilities &
services e.g MSME Knowledge Bank, Individual Problem Solving, Replies to Queries, Advocacy on Policy Issues related
to MSMEs at National & State levels, Business Development Support, Employment Services, Notification & Circular
related to MSMEs, Online Directory (IIA Members & Defence Industries), Expert Advisory services, Export & Import
facilitation, Defence production facilitation and Facilitation for use of GeM portal etc,
Through extensive study and surveys, IIA keep on giving suggestions / recommendations to the Government for suitable
policy changes for MSMEs from time to time. As such IIA is an active partner of the Government in Policy formulation,
review and implementation.
For more details, visit IIA Website at www.iiaonline.in | Email: [email protected]
UTTAR PRADESH EXPRESSWAYS INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
(UPEIDA)- AN INTRODUCTION
The Indian Defence Industry is going through a rapid change where the nation is not just focusing on expansion of Defence
market but also is looking at arena to strengthen indigenous manufacturing under ‘Make in India’ scheme, a vision of the
Hon’ble Prime Minister.
The two Defence Industrial Corridors (DICs) in Uttar Pradesh and Tamil Nadu were thus announced with the aim of
expanding defence manufacturing capability within the country and reducing foreign dependency as part of the campaign.
For Uttar Pradesh, Defence Industrial Corridor is a greenfield project. Therefore, in order to initiate growth of
manufacturing industry, the state has come out with various incentives and subsidies and all desired approvals to the
Aerospace and defence manufacturing units will be provided through single window system.
Over 1289 hectares of land at- Aligarh, Kanpur, Jhansi and Chitrakoot had already been acquired till date. Further, land
acquisition at the nodes is progressing at a good pace.
The state has declared entire 6 districts as the defence node. Hence a large number of industries including MSMEs and
startup from non-defence sector in the region would be able to take advantage of the Aerospace & Defence Policy and
integrate into the defence manufacturing ecosystem.
With Indian Navy joining with UPDIC, the industry, MSMEs & Start-ups will be able to interact directly with the ‘Buyer
and customise their solutions as per the requirements of our Indian Navy. This will facilitate in getting more enterprises
into the defence manufacturing ecosystem. The centres of excellence established by UPEIDA- IIT BHU and IIT Kanpur
will also work closely with the Indian Navy thus providing much needed synergy between the industry-academia & the
user.
INDEX
Sr. No. Title Page No.’s
1
2 About the Directory 1
3-14
3 Policies
5 3
6 [A] Defence Production / Industrial Policy
7 Extract 11
8
9 (i) Defence Production Policy-2018 (Draft) - 15
10 Department Defence Production, MOD, 17
Govt. of India 18
19
(ii) Uttar Pradesh Defence & Aerospace 21
Industrial and Employment Promotion
Policy -2019 22
24
[B] FDI Policy Defence Sector 25
[C] Defence Procurement Proceedures-2016
[D] Scheme for Promotion of MSMEs in Defence 27
[E] Scheme For Self Certification of Defence 27
29
Public Sector & Private Industries
[F] Standard Operating Procedure for Allotment 30
31-292
and Utilization of Proof and Field Firing
Ranges By Private Defence Industry
[G] Eligibility Criteria for Indian Private Firms
as Production Agency
Uttar Pradesh Defence Corridor
Defence Products –Indigenization (Make
in India)
Defence Procurement Procedures
Defence Production Vendor Registrations
Important Defence Production Support &
Facilitation Associations / Organizations
Defence Export-Import
Defence Directory
A. Defence Manufacturing Industries
B. Defence Services Organizations
C. Defence Support Organizations
D. Defence Testing Facilities
India is the world’s largest military hardware importer and among top five military spenders. To meet growing
modernization needs of Indian Armed Forces, the Ministry of Defence will need to acquire equipment worth over $25,000
Crore by 2027. However, recent estimate shows that the current delivery capacity of the Defence industry sector in India
is $7,500-8,000 Crore annually. This means the ratio of indigenous to imported equipment is stagnating at 30:70. To
achieve the aspirational target of manufacturing 70 per cent of defence equipment indigenously, it is needed to incentivize
private enterprise for development of large scale R&D and manufacturing capabilities. It is therefore necessary to increase
the production level of defence manufacturing units and establish new units for defence manufacturing to cater to the
growing need of defence sector of India. We can also reverse the flow of trade: from being the largest importer of defence
items to become the largest exporter of defence goods as well.
So to provide the needed thrust to the Defence Manufacturing in India the then Hon’ble Union Finance Minister Late
Shri Arun Jaitley announced setting up of two Defence Industrial Corridors in the country through his budget speech on
February 1st 2018. Thereafter, Hon’ble Prime Minister Mr Narendra Modi during U.P. Investors Summit 2018 held in
Lucknow on 21st February 2018 announced setting up of Defence Industrial in Bundelkhand region of Uttar Pradesh.
The second Defence Corridor is being set up between Chennai and Bengaluru. As per the announcement of Defence
Production Corridor in U.P. (Bundelkhand) and Tamil Nadu (Chennai) and to support the Make in India campaign for
defence manufacturing, it was proclaimed by the Government to provide the MSMEs all the needed support and assistance
through different policies and incentives for active participation in Defence Production in India. Defence production is a
high tech and precision manufacturing activity. Stringent quality standards are also required to be maintained. MSME’s
generally are not equipped to produce such products without handholding services from Industry Associations and the
Government.
Uttar Pradesh Expressways Industrial development Authority (UPEIDA), the nodal agency for development of U.P
Defence Production Corridor decided to publish “Indian Defence Industry Sector Directory” and assigned this task to
Indian Industries Association (IIA) an apex body of MSMEs in North India with the objective to facilitate MMSE’s in
particular and Defence Industry/ other Stakeholders in General to set up Defence Production Units in U.P Defence Corridor
and operate profitably for long term sustenance.
The specific objectives of publishing the directory are:-
To provide information on Defence Production Policies, Provisions for Ease of Doing Business and incentives
announced by Central / State Government and incentives for Startups.
To provide information on Availability of land & infrastructure for setting up Defence production units.
To provide information on Technology Transfer, Incubation, Indigenization, Design / R&D facilities & Testing and
Certification organizations.
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To provide information about Consultants / Experts / Facilitation & support organizations.
To provide information on Defence Export procedures and Imports.
To provide information on Name, Contact details, products / services, capacity, capability, competence & certifications
of the Indian Defence Industry as well as top class international manufacturers in all segments of defence manufacturing.
To provide information on Institutions located in U.P who are engaged in Defence R&D, and Training for preparing
manpower as per the needs of Defence Industry.
To provide information on Off-set policy and strategic partnership with private sector big industries of MSME’s.
The Directory is available online as well as in printed form for the benefit all concerned. Accordingly the online directory is
available at www.iiaonline.in/defdirectory.aspx with the facility for Defence Industries, Related organisations & Experts /
Consultants to register online and modify the details online whenever required.
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2 [A] Defence Production / Industrial Policies Extracts
2 [A] (i) Defence Production Policy-2018 (Draft) of Department of Defence Production, MOD, Govt. of
India (Extracts)
1. Vision:
To make India among the top five countries of the world in Aerospace and Defence industries, with active
participation of public and private sector, fulfilling the objective of self-reliance as well as demand of other friendly
countries.
2. Goals and Objectives:
The policy has the following goals and objectives:
2.1 Create an environment that encourages a dynamic, robust and competitive defence industry as an important
part of the ‘Make in India’ initiative.
2.2 To facilitate faster absorption of technology and create a tiered defence industrial ecosystem in the country.
2.3 To reduce current dependence on imports and to achieve self-reliance in development and manufacture of
following weapon systems/platforms latest by 2025:- Fighter Aircraft; Medium Lift and Utility
Helicopters; Warships; Land Combat Vehicles; Autonomous Weapon Systems; Missile Systems; Gun
systems; Small Arms; Ammunition and Explosives; Surveillance Systems; Electronic Warfare (EW)
Systems; Communication Systems; Night Fighting Enablers.
2.4 To achieve a turnover of Rs 1, 70,000 Crores (USD 26 Bn approx.) in defence goods and services by 2025
involving additional investment of nearly Rs70,000 Crores (USD 10 Bn approx.) creating employment for
nearly 2 to 3 Million people.
2.5 To achieve export of Rs 35,000 Crores (USD 05 Bn approx.) in defence goods and services by 2025.
2.6 To make India as a global leader in Cyberspace and AI technologies.
3. Policy:
The Policy is centered on following pillars:
3.1 Fostering a competitive, innovative and robust defence industry.
3.2 Encouraging collaborations to acquire latest technology, manufacturing processes, skill-sets and R&D.
3.3 Providing a boost to MSMEs and Start-ups.
3.4 Strengthening infrastructure, including QA/QC/testing labs, both within public and private sector.
3.5 Enabling ease of doing business.
3.6 Enhancing defence exports.
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4. Ease of Doing Business in Defence Production:
4.1 To make it easier to do business with defence, particularly for innovators, small and medium-sized
enterprises and non-traditional defence suppliers, the following is proposed:
4.1.1 Necessary enabling provisions will be brought in to enable Startups and MSMEs to participate in
transparent and fair manner, without having restrictions of turnover, prior experience as they meet
technical and functional requirements.
4.1.2 The stipulation that the value-addition for IDDM should be done by one unit will be done away
with. The IDDM requirements of value-addition can be met if said value-addition is done within
India by multiple units within India.
4.2 Undertake ‘Competency Mapping’ of private defence industry including MSMEs, to establish their core
competence/ability to absorb various technologies. Towards this, a new Portal will be opened shortly on
DDP website to improve engagement with industry and to facilitate collection/updation of requisite inputs
directly from the Indian industry/suppliers.
4.3 Defence Investor Cell in Department of Defence Production will provide handholding to MSMEs and
other investor in defence production, as also to resolve issues with Central, State and other authorities.
4.4 Technology Perspective Capability Roadmap (TPCR), which lists out the platform/weapon systems
being considered for procurement in the next 10 year timeframe by our Services will also be hosted on
Department of Defence Production website to provide our private industry greater visibility into the likely
opportunities in the defence sector.
4.5 The Simplified Make-II process of DPP 2016 will be streamlined to make it easier for industry to enter in
defence production sector.
4.6 Simplified Make-II process provides for proactive suggestions from industry for consideration by services.
Services would be encouraged to consider such proposals received from industry.
4.7 Sample survey shall be carried out involving industry units in defence clusters to Identify bottlenecks in
doing business in defence. Policies will be streamlined based on these feedbacks.
5. Licensing Process:
5.1 Licensing process for defence industries will be liberalized. The list of items requiring licenses will be
reviewed and pruned.
5.2 All applications for licenses will be disposed off in 30 days. NOCs/Comments from all agencies must
necessarily be received within two weeks.
5.3 Favorable consideration will be given to the track record of companies for purpose of renewal or additional
license.
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6. The practice of ex-ante capacity assessment of industrial units
Will be done away with, in general. Suitable safeguards will be ensured in the RFP through EMDs and performance
Guarantees. Only in exceptional cases, involving big value of extremely critical projects, ex-ante capacity
assessment will be undertaken.
7. Open Competition:
7.1 Open competition, besides maximizing returns on money, is the greatest driver for innovation and
productivity, and therefore will remain at the core of defence procurement.
7.2 Revenue procurement and outsourcing of services will be progressively made competitive through
increased participation of industry.
7.3 Only niche/core products will be manufactured by OFB. Several non-core items have already been de-
notified from the OFB list and Ordnance Factories are competing with industry for supply of these items.
8. FDI:
8.1 FDI regime in defence will be further liberalized.
8.2 FDI up to 74% under automatic route will be allowed in niche technology areas.
9. Offsets:
9.1 New investment linked avenues for discharge of offset obligations will be made available which will also
enable certainty and quick discharge of offsets.
9.2 The end-to-end offset process will be made digital to ensure speedy, transparent and efficient management
of offset obligations.
9.3 Offsets Ombudsman will be set up to resolve issues arising from claims of offset in a fair, speedy and
transparent manner.
10. Tax:
10.1 Tax regime will be rationalized to make domestic manufacturing attractive by ensuring there is no tax
inversion.
10.2 Taxes on import of capital goods and services, inputs and components used in defence production will be
rationalized in this regard.
11. Market Creation:
11.1 Aggregation of demand over medium to long term will be the accepted broad policy for attracting
investment in major defence production areas. Aggregation of such demand will help attract greater
investment interest and reduce prices of Identified goods and services.
11.2 Wherever applicable, life time support for large platform will be included while inviting bidders to set up
production facility.
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12. Vendor Development Outsourcing:
12.1 OFB and DPSUs will focus on system integration, design and development, and will actively engage
domestic vendors in the private sector for other assembly work.
12.2 Similarly, private defence majors will also be encouraged to play the role of a System Integrator and setup
an extensive eco-system comprising development partners, specialized vendors and suppliers, particularly
from the MSME sector.
13. Infrastructure Development:
Success of the policy is dependent upon a genuine partnership with industry, which helps to build a robust defence
eco-system and creates jobs across the country. Towards this, following steps are envisaged:
13.1 Defence Industry Corridors:
Two Defence industry Corridors will be set up in collaboration with States to provide state-of-the-art
infrastructure and facilities for setting up defence production facilities.
13.1.1 These Defence Corridors will be built on existing defence production facilities and will set up new
industry clusters to create a synergistic supply chain of MSMEs and OEMs with necessary testing
and certification facilities, export facilitation centres, technology transfer facilitation etc.
13.1.2 Gov. of India will contribute 50% of assistance subject to a ceiling of Rs 3000 Crores to the SPV
set up for development of each defence Corridor. The SPV will take up projects for creating
necessary eco-system for defence production in these Corridors.
13.1.3 In each Defence Corridor, one major cluster of defence production units around an anchor unit
will be developed in one of the Nodes of the Defence Corridor.
14. Boosting OFB and Public Sector:
14.1 Government will support infusion of new technology/machineries in OFB/DPSUs to enable them take up
advanced manufacturing/development of futuristic weapons and equipment.
14.2 OFB/DPSUs will be encouraged to increase productivity and timely execution of orders by addressing
issues of high inventory handling, greater vendor outsourcing, improving skill levels, overall program
management etc.
14.3 Ordnance Factories will be professionalized to make them competitive and improve their productivity.
14.4 Disinvestment of minority stake in DPSUs will be pursued.
14.5 DPSUs/OFB will explore acquisition of technology through mergers/acquisitions globally.
14.6 Cyber security framework will be put in place for DPSUs and OFBs to prepare them for leveraging
capabilities of cyber space in their respective function.
15. Standardization And Quality Assurance:
15.1 The quality control process will be reviewed and aligned with the best global practices.
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15.2 Simulation based testing will be encouraged and greater emphasis will be laid on acceptance of certification
from accredited laboratories. Towards this, DGQA will promulgate a detailed list of environmental tests,
which are supportable by certification/simulation, for reference of industry.
15.3 Third-party and self-certification will be promoted across all platforms and throughout value chain.
15.4 Pool of test beds/firing ranges/QA-QC labs will be mapped in the country and wherever required new
QA/QC and testing facilities/labs will be setup both in the Govt departments as also the private sector.
16. Export Promotion:
16.1 Defence Expo and Aero Expo will be positioned as major global events to showcase India’s capabilities in
defence manufacturing, as also to encourage exports.
16.2 Subject to strategic considerations, domestically manufactured defence products of both public sector
organization’s and private industry will be promoted through Govt to Govt agreements and Line of
Credit/Funding.
16.3 Indian Offset Partners will be encouraged to take up export of parts and accessories developed as part of
offset.
16.4 Defence Export Organization process.
16.5 DPSUs/OFBs will set up export offices in countries having such potential with the objective of promoting
exports actively.
16.6 Will be set up jointly with industry to promote export of Indian defence products abroad.
16.7 The end-to-end export clearance process in the Department of Defence Production will be made online and
time-bound.
17. Innovation and R&D:
17.1 While promoting the public sector based R&D ecosystem developed through DRDO labs, efforts will be to
create an active and healthy innovation and R&D ecosystem for Defence technologies in partnership with
the industry.
17.2 A High Level mechanism with involvement of Service organizations and HQIDS will be set up for
Identifying capability voids and defining critical technologies required for indigenous
research/manufacturing in consultation with industry and academia.
17.3 R&D capability mapping will be done to Identify defence related technologies. This mapping will cover
DRDO labs, other public sector laboratories, academic institutions and industry.
17.4 Support will be given for speedily indigenizing components/sub-assemblies from foreign OEMs, which are
used for manufacture of final products under licensed production in the country.
17.5 Services/DPSUs/OFs have worked out formal arrangements for research with top end technical institutions
in the country. This initiative will be encouraged and will be further spread to other academia/higher
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learning institutions to spur R & D in select fields as well as to build indigenous capacities to undertake
substantial technology upgrades.
17.6 Centre’s of Excellence with industry participation and with Government support, will be set up in niche
areas to enable development of frontier technology areas with active involvement of academia and R&D
institutions.
17.7 Competitive funded prototyping will be pursued during the design process to address the multiple
challenges of technical feasibility, affordability, producibility and supportability.
18. Start-ups:
18.1 Start-ups will be involved in the technology development in aerospace and defence sectors.
18.2 Hackathons will be conducted on specific problem areas. Department of Defence Production and DRDO
will announce challenges for major defence R&D requirements for institutions to participate with well-
defined outcomes. An amount of Rs 1000 crores will be allocated for this purpose for period 2018-2022.
18.3 A scheme entitled Innovation for Defence Excellence (IDEX) will be formulated which will set up Defence
Innovation Hubs throughout the country to provide necessary incubation and infrastructure support to the
start-ups in defence area.
18.4 Government will come up with appropriate policy for Start-ups in strategic areas to monetize the newly
developed technologies. The policy will, inter-alia, provide Right of First Offer to Government to acquire
the technology through appropriate market based acquisition process.
18.5 An Intellectual Property Cell will be set up in Department of Defence Production for promoting creation
of Intellectual property in the sector. The Cell will, inter-alia, provide legal and technical assistance for
Identifying and registering intellectual property in aerospace and defence related sectors.
18.6 Priority will be given to registration of intellectual property involving national security and defence and
aerospace related technologies.
19. Aerospace:
19.1 DDP will consult all stakeholders and explore possibility of a setting up an autonomous National
Aeronautical Commission, in line with Nuclear or Space Commissions to bring focus onto following
important areas:
19.1.1 Leverage mutually beneficial links between military and civil aviation for expansion and, importantly,
indigenization.
19.1.2 Bring together diverse agencies for synergies in technology development, basic and fundamental research
and production.
19.1.3 Create a scenario in which the benefits of a competitive environment are felt in all areas of the economy as a
whole and the defence economy in particular.
19.2 An Aeronautical University will be set up as an autonomous institution to promote design, development
and manufacturing industry in the country on a 50:50 cost-sharing basis between Government and HAL.
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19.3 Automotive component manufacturers and other similarly relevant industries will be encouraged, through
appropriate skill development and technology upgradation initiatives, to transition to aerospace component
design and manufacturing.
19.4 Financial and fiscal incentives will be provided for promoting MRO in aerospace sector.
19.5 Leveraging the design and manufacturing capabilities developed in the country for developing various
flying platforms, Government will develop civilian aircraft of 80 to 100 seats over the next 7 years.
19.6 Capacities to produce various platforms, including Light Combat Aircraft (LCA), Advance Light
Helicopter (ALH), Light Combat Helicopter (LCH), Light Utility Helicopter (LUH), and Dornier 228 will
be augmented to meet the requirement of forces as well as export.
19.7 Global majors will be encouraged to set up manufacturing capabilities of their platforms in India, oath to
cater to domestic needs and export from India.
20. Electronics And Cyber Space:
20.1 To leverage India’s strength in IT/software area and a program to incentivize development of specific
technologies relating to cyberspace will be formulated.
20.2 A Task Force involving experts from Industry, Academia, DRDO, and Government has been set up to chalk
out the strategic roadmap for Defence in the area of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics has been set up
recently.
20.3 Support will be provided to strengthen cyber security infrastructure for defence related systems in the
country.
20.4 Secure communication devices, secure microprocessors and secure mobile phone development will be
supported.
20.5 Viability of chip-level fabrication (Silicon, GaN, etc.) will be supported in collaboration with similar efforts
being taken up in Ministry of Electronics and IT.
21. Governance:
21.1 Department of Defence Production (DDP), Ministry of Defence will be the nodal department for
implementation of the Defence Production Policy 2018.
21.2 Legal framework will be put in place to ensure that technology and other sensitive information shared with
industry is safeguarded and put in place. Trusted supply chains will be encouraged in defence production
ecosystems.
21.3 All AoNs involving domestic production will be reviewed by HQIDS in a time-bound manner and their
implementation expedited. Those AoNs where further progress is not likely, will be appropriately closed
and necessary steps to issue fresh AoNs initiated.
21.4 Awards and Recognition are currently available for DPSUs and OFBs. DDP will institute similar awards
and recognition for well-performing private industry and start-ups.
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21.5 As far as possible, all requirements of forces will be manufactured domestically. Where the capability to
manufacture does not exist in Indian industry, transfer of technology or enhanced FDI will be considered
to enable domestic production.
21.6 The Government e-Marketplace (GeM) will be used for those items, which are repeatedly required for
needs of the forces and for which adequate supplier base exists.
21.7 State Governments will be encouraged to come up with State specific aerospace and defence related policies
to attract investment in this sector. Some states have already taken the initiative in this regard.
21.8 Department of Defence Production will hold regular interactions with all stakeholders, including industry,
to foster a partnership model for growth of aerospace and defence sector in the country.
21.9 All stakeholders; DDP, Services, DRDO, DPSUs will conduct regular Outreach Programmes in various
parts of the country to interact with industry, especially MSMEs, to spread awareness about the potential
opportunities, as also understand the challenges being faced by them.
21.10 Services will also be encouraged to hand-hold defence industry through continuous interaction, sharing of
information and arranging visits to repair establishments/field depots for better understanding/appreciation
of the requirements.
21.11 Public Procurement Order will be made applicable for procurement of those items in Defence sector for
which tenders are global and domestic production capability exists. Institutional data collection mechanism
regarding Aerospace and Defence industries in the country, including production, export, import, will be
put in place.
For More Details Visit:
http://www.makeinindiadefence.gov.in/admin/writereaddata/upload/Draft_Defence_Production_Policy_2018.pdf
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2 [A] (ii) Uttar Pradesh Defence & Aerospace Industrial and Employment Promotion Policy (First
Amebdment)-2019 (Extracts)
This policy aims to attract private investment in the defence manufacturing sector in the state in the context of the
announcement of the establishment of Defence Industrial Corridor in Uttar Pradesh by Hon'ble Prime Minister, Shri
Narendra Modi.
1. Policy Objectives
1.1 Toestablish Uttar Pradesh as the best destination for defence and aerospace manufacturing sector.
1.2 Promotion of private industrial parks for defence and aerospace manufacturing sector.
1.3 Connecting the ancillaries in the state to reduce the market gap.
1.4 Establish and facilitate industrial clusters.
1.5 Development of an export-oriented manufacturing base in the defence sector.
1.6 Attracting anchor defence and aerospace manufacturing projects as well as public sector defence units
(DPSUs) / Ordnance Factory Board (OFB).
1.7 Encourage R&D in the defence and aerospace sector.
1.8 To develop, support and promote skill development in defence and aerospace and strategic knowledge sector
simultaneously.
1.9 To attract significant portion of Gross Investment to the State through Companies/Institutions, nominated for
new offset obligations in India.
1.10 To provide air passage facility / enrichment of road / rail traffic for defence and aerospace Manufacturing
Park / group.
1.11 Attract new Units in MSME sector common facility centre (CFCs) will be setup which will facilitate
establishment of common facilities, prototyping, training centre, testing and certification facility etc.
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2. Private Defence and Aerospace Park
2.1 Uttar Pradesh government will encourage setting up Defence and aerospace parks in the state, especially in
areas with strong ecosystem.
2.2 Parks will have a 'plug-and-play' industrial infrastructure facility, so that companies can focus on their core
business.
2.3 Defence/ Aerospace and strategic developers can purchase land from UPEIDA or can also take land at their
level.
2.4 Bundelkhand Region will attract 15% additional capital investment subsidies up to limit of Rs. 15 Crore.
2.5 Defence Aerospace and strategic developers will be eligible for back ended subsidy on infrastructure
development up to maximum limit of Rs. 10.00 Cores.
2.6 50% subsidy will be eligible after acquisition of 25% land of the park and 100 % subsidy will be applicable
on acquisition of 50% land of the park.
3. Incentives for units investing in defence corridor
3.1 Incentives will be provided by the State Government only on purchase of land in the notified area for Defence
Corridor in Uttar Pradesh.
3.2 Anchor Defence / Aerospace Units will be given a rebate of 25% of the gross selling price of the land in the
Defence Corridor.
3.3 Anchor units will be allowed to install vendor units in 20% of their land area.
3.4 Payment Termsfor LandAllotment: The above facilities will be provided by the Uttar Pradesh Expressways
Industrial Development Authority (UPEIDA) as per the provisions of the Uttar Pradesh Industrial
Development Act, 1976.
3.5 Capital Subsidy:
3.5.1 In the case of new anchor units in Defence / aerospace sector, back ended capital Subsidy to the extent
of Rs. 10 crore at the rate of 10% and to new vendor / MSME units at the rate of 5% up to Rs. 5 crore.
3.5.2 Defence / aerospace units being establish in Bundelkhand Region will attract 15% or Rs. 15 crores,
whichever is less, and to vendor / MSME. Units, 7.50% or Rs. 7.50 crores post-capital Subsidy,
whichever is less will be applicable
3.6 Support to Common Facility Centre:
3.6.1 There is a provision of soft loan for the establishment of Common Facility Centre.
3.6.2 The Common Facility Centre will be a collective collaborative effort in which MSME, Defence /
Aerospace sectors will participate.
3.6.3 For the establishment of Common Facility Centre, the State Government will give 25% grant if 75%
grant is given by the Government of India.
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4. Incentives for Defence and Aerospace Units
4.1 Subsidy on Transport Charges –
4.1.1 Transport of Plant and Machinery: Anchor Defence and Aerospace Units are eligible 50%
Subsidy on Cost of transportation of imported equipment and Plant and Machinery from Logistics
Park/ Transport Hub/Harbor/Port to the Production Site located in the State, the consolidated
maximum limit will be Rs. 2.00 crore.
4.1.2 Transportation of finished products: Defence and aerospace units to transport the finished
products to the Logistics Park / Transport Hub, Harbor / Port are eligible for 30% of transportation
cost with effect from the first year of Commercial Production and up to next 05 years. Yearly limit
of this Subsidy will be Rs. 1.00 Cores (One Crore).
4.2 Subsidy for The Installation of Effluent Treatment Plant: 20 percent of the cost of the effluent treatment
plant set up by the anchor Defence and aerospace units will be reimbursed to a maximum limit of Rs. 1 Crore.
4.3 Technology Transfer Grid: Anchor units will be reimbursed 75% of the cost of transfer of technology to
the first 5 vendors to the extent of maximum Rs. 50 lakh for each vendor unit located in the same cluster and
50% to the next 05 vendors thereafter.
5. Assistance for Research and Development and TeSting Facility
4.1 Floor space index (FSI) of 2 will be available to the eligible research and development units in the urban area,
whereas floor space index will not be application in rural areas.
4.2 Promotion of innovation and research and development - Uttar Pradesh government will use the start-up fund
created under the UP Start-up Policy 2017 to promote innovation in Defence and aerospace manufacturing.
6. Capacity Development
6.1 Existing Skill and Training Base Straightening: Uttar Pradesh Government will periodically start specially
designed syllabus for Defence and aerospace sector.
6.2 Educational Agreements: Uttar Pradesh government will encourage universities (in India and abroad) with
excellence in Defence and aerospace training.
6.3 Subsidy for Skill Development: The cost of technical training on work for one year will be reimbursed by
the Government of Uttar Pradesh up to a maximum limit of Rs. 10000 per trainee per month up to a maximum
trainees in each unit.
7. Patent Cost And Quality Certifications
The Government of Uttar Pradesh will provide financial assistance for expenditure incurred for obtaining patent
registration and quality certificate.
7.1 Patent Fee Reimbursement: Defence and Aerospace units established in the country will be reimbursed
100% of the patent fee for domestic patent registration and 50% of the patent fee for international patent
registration, the maximum limit of which is up to Rs. 25 lakh per unit. The annual maximum limit of
reimbursement payable to all units will be Rs. 1 crore.
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7.2 Quality Certification: The Gov. of Uttar Pradesh will provide financial assistance to the MSME units
defined in this policy for obtaining quality certification such as the AS 9100 series, NADCP. 100% of the
certification fee for each certificate, a maximum of Rs. 1 lakh per unit will be reimbursed, the maximum limit
of reimbursement payable to all units will be Rs. 20 lakh per year.
7.3 Trademark Registration: All eligible defence and aerospace manufacturing units will be fully reimbursed,
the trademark registration application fee up to a maximum of Rs. 1 Lakh per year per unit. The maximum
limit of reimbursement payable to all units will be Rs 10 lakh per year.
8. Ease Of Doing Business
8.1 Single Window: All desired approvals and clearances to the Defence and aerospace manufacturing units will
be provided by the state government through the single window system under the supervision of the Chief
Minister's Office.
8.2 Consolidated Payment of Incentives: UPEIDA will be the nodal agency for the facilities / incentives
provided under this policy.
8.3 Simplification of Procedures: The objective of this policy is to rationalize the existing regulatory system
and simplify procedures through self-certification, deemed approval; and third party certification.
8.4 Labour Permissions: The Government of Uttar Pradesh will allow the Defence and aerospace industry to
provide flexible employment conditions, hours of work and 3-shift for women and recruitment of workers on
contractual basis under the relevant laws.
8.5 Infrastructural Facilities: Infrastructure facilities like 132 KVA. Level power supply system, Provision of
Water Supply, Road connectivity and land demarcation by pillars shall be provided in each node.
8.6 Industrial Security: Uttar Pradesh Government will provide safe and fear-free industrial environment in the
state.
8.7 The procedure for acceptance of the facilities / exemptions provided in this policy will be the same as given in
the Uttar Pradesh Industrial Investment and Employment Promotion Policy-2017.
8.8 100% exemption in stamp duty payable on purchase of land will be allowed to eligible units covered under this
policy. Apart from this, no facility / exemption as provided in any other policy of the State Government will be
permissible.
9. Notes
8.1 Land will be provided on lease to Public Sector Defence Units / Ordnance Factory Board (OFB) for
construction of their facilities.
8.2 In addition to the subsidies mentioned in this policy, mega anchor Defence and aerospace units will be provided
incentives on a case-to-case basis.
8.3 The maximum limit of all incentives provided to all eligible Defence and aerospace units as reimbursement,
Subsidy exemption etc. as defined under this policy will be given in the following categories, whose
maximum limit per year is 15 % of the total fixed capital investment and maximum for 10 Years :-
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100% of fixed capital investment made in Purvanchal and Bundelkhand region.
90% of fixed capital investment made in the region of Madhyanchal and Pashchimanchal (except
Gautam Budh Nagar and Ghaziabad districts).
80% of fixed capital investment made in Gautam Buddha and Ghaziabad district.
8.4 All incentives will be permissible for new Defence and aerospace units as well as projects for
expansion/diversification which meet the specific norms like new Defence and aerospace units.
8.5 Only those units which are found eligible under this policy by the Department of Infrastructure and Industrial
Development will be provided incentives under this policy.
8.6 Only those units will be given concessions/facilities under the policy which will be established after
promulgation of this policy. Defence and aerospace units benefiting from the incentives accepted by the
Central Government Departments will also be eligible to avail the incentives / benefits mentioned in this
policy, provided similar benefits / incentives are not availed by any other policy.
8.7 "Expansion / Diversification" refers to where the current industrial undertaking increases its gross block by
at least 25% by new capital investment.
For more details Visit:
http://upeida.in/site/writereaddata/siteContent/202001270947342583defence%20policy%20amendment.pdf
www.upeida.in; / E-mail: [email protected]; / Contact: 0522-4108184/2301492
2 [B] FDI Policy Defence Sector
DIPP vide Press Note No. 5 of 2016 Series dated 24/06/2016 notified review of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)Policy
on various sectors which includes conditions related to FDI in defence at Para 5 of the said Press Note. According to the
revised guidelines, Foreign Direct Investment Cap is 100%. Foreign Direct Investment up to 49%* is allowed through
automatic route and above 49% under government route wherever it is likely to result in access to modern technology or
for other reasons to be recorded.
Defence Industry subject to
Industrial License under the
Industries (Development &
Regulation) Act, 1951 and
manufacture of small arms and
ammunition under the Arms
Act, 1959. The detailed
guidelines in this regard may be
seen under the Press Note
available at DIPP website (www.dipp.nic.in followed by link Acts & Rules).
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The other conditions governing FDI Policy in defence manufacturing sector as notified in the Press Note 5 of 2016
Series dated 24/06/2016 are as under:
Infusion of fresh foreign investment within the permitted automatic route level, in a company not seeking
industrial license, resulting in change in the ownership pattern or transfer of stake by existing investor to new
foreign investor, will require Government approval.
License applications will be considered and licenses given by the Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion,
Ministry of Commerce & Industry, in consultation with Ministry of Defence and Ministry of External Affairs.
Foreign investment in the sector is subject to security clearance and guidelines of the Ministry of Defence.
Investee Company should be structured to be self-sufficient in areas of product design and development. The
investee/joint venture company along with manufacturing facility, should also have maintenance and life cycle
support facility of the product being manufactured in India.
Further, subsequent to abolition of the Foreign
Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) by the
Government vide O.M No. 01/01/FC12017-
FIPB dated 05.06.2017, the work of granting
approval for foreign investment under the extant
FDI Policy, has been entrusted to the concerned
Administrative Ministries/Departments. The
Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion,
Ministry of Commerce & Industry has been given the responsibility of overseeing the applications filed on the Foreign
Investment Promotion Portal (FIFP) and to forward the same to the concerned Administrative Ministry. DIPP has
finalized a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for examination of foreign investment proposals by Administrative
Ministries and placed on their website.
Source: https://www.makeinindiadefence.gov.in/pages/fdi-policy-in-defence-sector
*In a big push for ‘Make in India’ for the defence sector, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on 16th may
2020 announced raising the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) limit in the defence sector under the automatic
route from 49% to 74%. She also said that the import of some weapons and platforms will not be allowed. “We
shall notify a list of weapons and platforms which will not be allowed or imports. Every year this list will be
increased, as we build capacities,” Sitharaman said in her fourth press conference this week to announce the
Rs 20 lakh crore economic stimulus package.
“Make in India and self-reliance have become a partner, particularly when you are talking about industries like
defence. Armed forces require the best of equipment and the latest technology, so some of the latest weaponry
will continue to be imported. But some equipment are being made in India and can be bought by the armed
forces,” she said.
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2 [C] Defence Procurement Proceedures-2016
MINISTER OF DEFENCE INDIA
FOREWORD BY LATE MANOHAR PARRIKAR, FORMER DEFENCE MINISTER, GOVT. OF INDIA dt.
28 MARCH 2016
The Defence Procurement Procedure (DPP) is not merely a procurement procedure- it is also an opportunity to improve
efficiency of the procurement process, usher change in the mind-sets of the stake holders and promote growth of the
domestic defence industry. However, these opportunities are not natural outcomes of merely publishing the DPP and
are highly dependent on the manner in which the DPP is implemented. In that sense, DPP should be amply supported
by an eco-system of result orientation, commitment to timelines, iterative learning and continuous improvement-
involving the active ownership of all stakeholders concerned. Hence the Ministry of Defence (MoD) is determined to
treat DPP 2016 as a dynamic and an evolving document and is committed to making improvements based on emerging
data and anecdotal evidence, to realize the vision of „Make in India‟ in the defence sector. DPP-2016 has introduced
specific provisions that will act as a growth stimulus to the domestic defence industry. In order to promote indigenous
design and development of defence equipment, DPP 2016 has introduced the „Buy-IDDM‟ category of acquisition and
accorded it the top most priority. For the first time ever, provision to procure equipment with enhanced performance
parameters, has been accounted for – this will enable the armed forces procure the most advanced weapon systems
available in the market. DPP 2016 also provides greater impetus to the MSMEs, with certain category of „Make‟
projects reserved exclusively for them. There are also other provisions and procedural measures that have been
introduced to make the procurement process more efficient and effective. The MoD is also keen on generating robust
codification data for items and parts that are being procured by the armed forces. This would not only ensure
standardisation of supply, and effective resources and materials management, but will also enable the domestic defence
industry integrate with the global defence equipment supply chain. Hence I urge the industry players to quickly align
themselves to globally recognized codification standards. At this juncture, I would like to emphasize on the importance
of two key aspects: probity and trust. It is imperative that the stake holders of DPP 2016 do not lose sight of these
aspects while implementing the DPP 2016, and at the same time ensure that best-in-class weapons and equipment are
made available to our armed forces at the most competitive prices. I sincerely hope that the DPP 2016 acts as a catalyst
for change, and leads to the outcomes that have been envisaged.
Details may be seen at : https://mod.gov.in/sites/default/files/dppm.pdf_0.pdf;
Amendments in Defence Production Procedure (DPP) 2016:
https://mod.gov.in/dod/sites/default/files/Amendpp2016_0.pdf
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2 [D] Scheme for Promotion of MSMEs in Defence Production
1. Introduction
One of the key objectives of the Make in India initiative of the Government of India is to bring Micro, Small and
Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) into the defence supply chain and thereby boost the self-reliance of the country in
defence, and also contribute towards the burgeoning defence exports market.
Under this Scheme, MSMEs will be educated about the requirements & expectations of the defence sector, and
the enabling provisions & avenues introduced by the Government to incentivize them, through various events
and on-site visits to the prominent defence sector establishments in the public and private sector.
2. Objectives:
The primary objectives of the proposed events are as follows:
(i) To unlock the potential of the non-defence sector MSMEs by providing them with relevant information
about the Government of India’s ‘Make in India’ programme in defence.
(ii) To give a new impetus to the development of defence production in the country both for its domestic needs
and also for exporting to friendly countries, by involving the MSMEs in larger numbers.
(iii) To provide know-how to Indian MSMEs active in non-defence sectors for their entry in the defence sector
through workshops and conclaves.
(iv) To tutor the MSMEs about the prospective market and business opportunities around the world.
(v) To enable institutionalization of the interaction of foreign OEMs with MSMEs to encourage wider
participation in the offset business industry.
3. Scope:
(i) MSME vendors will be imparted awareness and information about opportunities emanating out of the
Defence Procurement Procedure.
(ii) MSMEs from non-defence sectors to be connected with OEMs, DPSUs and OFB to help them avail the
opportunities under Make in India programme in the defence sector.
(iii) MSMEs to be educated about the relaxations in the procurement process.
(iv) MSMEs will be familiarized with the various funding mechanisms established specifically for facilitating
capable entrepreneurs low on capital, or for capital intensive projects.
(v) Explore the possibility of establishing common testing and allied facilities at select centre’s.
4. Coverage:
The proposal envisages the following deliverables:
(i) Consolidate existing defence manufacturing ecosystem and induction of competent MSMEs of other sectors to defence
sector.
(ii) Identification of location specific problems that need to be addressed by MoD.
(iii) Identification of MSMEs with strong potential.
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(iv) Promote defence exports.
(v) Boost MoD outreach.
5. Operationalization of Proposal:
In the former scenario, Defence Exhibition Organization (DEO) will take the lead role in the conduct of the above
events. In the latter scenario, private establishments which extend a proposal for organizing such MSME promotion
events may be asked to submit a plan.
6. Eligible agencies:
The management of the proposed events can be through DEO / Leading Think Tanks / Industry Associations /
Local Industry Chambers / NSIC / Any agency or any entity as may be recommended by Department of MSMEs.
7. Criteria for Sanction:
The factors to be considered for the assessment include proposed coverage in terms of Catchment Area, number
of MSME units, range of defence items/ equipment targeted, potential outreach of the proposing agency, geo-
demographic potential of the region and extant Infrastructural facilities.
For more details visit:
https://ddpmod.gov.in/sites/default/files/pdfupload/MSME_scheme_Notified_on_12072019.pdf
2 [E] Scheme for Self-Certification of Defence Public Sector & Private Industries
1. Objectives:
When a Supplier with self-evident Quality systems that meet requisite Standards is awarded the status of Self
certification, it encourages them to assume direct responsibility to sustain and improve the standard of Quality.
Accordingly, this scheme is intended to integrate Quality throughout the manufacturing process thereby ensuring
better reliability of the end product.
2. Applicability:
This scheme is open to all Defence Public Sector Undertakings (DPSUs) as well as Private (Pvt) Vendors with
state-of-the-art manufacturing infrastructure and demonstrated capability to consistently fulfill the stipulated
requirements.
3. Scope:
This scheme lays down the requirements, criteria and assessment procedure for awarding Self-certification status
to DPSUs as well as Pvt Vendors, its validity and withdrawal, and executive instructions for acceptance of stores
under the scheme.
4. Eligibility Criteria:
The DPSUs/ Pvt Vendors shall exhibit a stellar past performance demonstrated by a consistently maintained
Supplier Rating above 90%. The process should be stable and Process Capability Index for those processes
critical to Quality of the product should be greater than 1.33.
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The DPSUs/ Pvt Vendors shall have established a Quality Management System (QMS) certified as per the
requirements of ISO 9001: 2015 and its revisions.
The test labs of the DPSUs/ Pvt Vendors shall have Quality Systems in conformance with ISO/IEC 17025 and
preferably be NABL accredited.
5. Procedure for Award of Self Certification Status
5.1 Applicability
The guidelines and procedure contained in this document are to be followed, by all the Technical
Directorates of DGQA and Defence Services as well as establishments there-under, for award of Self-
certification status for supply of products and any materials/components/sub assembly/assembly used in
the production of equipment supplied to the Defence Services under their Self-certification.
5.2 Related Specifications and Documents: (the latest versions as applicable)
a. ISO 9001:2015; b. ISO/ IEC 17025: 2017; c. MIL-STD-781D; d. MIL-HDBK-781; e. JSG:
015: 2018 (Fourth Revision) ; f. IS 12040: 2016; g. Defence Procurement Manual - DPM 2009
5.3 Procedure for award of Self-certification
5.3.1 Self-certification status awarded is product specific. The desirous DPSU/ Pvt Vendor is required to
apply to the AHSP concerned with data of the items supplied in the last three years including a
comprehensive report on assessment of Quality Management Systems (QMS) and Performance
Matrices.
5.3.2 The competent authorities in respect of various aspects of the Self-certification will be as under:-
a. Initiation: AHSP concerned
b. Recommendation: Assessment Team through Technical Directorate
c. Approval: DGQA
5.3.3 Eligibility criteria: Qualification in terms of Process Capability and Final Supplier Rating will only
make the said DPSU/ Pvt Vendor eligible for further assessment as enumerated at Para 5.5 below.
a. Process Capability: The process should be stable and Process Capability Index (Cpk) for those processes
critical to Quality of the product should be greater than 1.33.
b. Final Supplier Rating: The past performance of the DPSUs/ Pvt Vendors will be assessed through the
‘Final Supplier Rating’ with the following weightages, arrived at on the basis of ‘Quality Rating’,
‘Delivery Rating’ and ‘System Rating’ in respect of the supplies executed :
i. Quality Rating 60 %,
ii. Delivery Rating 30 % and
iii. System Rating 10%.
For More Details Visit:
https://ddpmod.gov.in/sites/default/files/Self%20Certification%20Scheme%20Govt%20Sanction%20Letter-
merged.pdf
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2 [F] Standard Operating Procedure for Allotment and Utilization of Proof and Field Firing
Ranges by Private Defence Industry
General
1. The MoD is committed to facilitating active participation of the Indian defence private industry to rapidly
take forward Government of India initiative of ‘Make in India’ programme in the defence sector. It is well
understood that the Indian defence private industry would require facilities to trial evaluate and test equipment
developed by them. Presently, minimal test facilities are available outside of the Government owned
infrastructure and it may not be financially viable for companies to create a huge testing infrastructure.
2. Testing and proving facilities are only held with the various MoD agencies i.e. Armed Forces, DRDO, DGQA and
OFB. These include firing ranges, laboratories and trained personnel of these agencies. To assist the Indian private
firms in achieving the ‘Make in India’ initiative and to further test and improve their products, there is a need to
Streamline the guidelines for allotment and utilization of Proof/Field Firing ranges for Indian private industry
through this Standard Operating Procedure.
Aim
3. To lay down the guidelines and procedure for allotment and utilization of firing ranges under the MoD to Indian
private defence industry.
Layout of SOP
4. The SOP for Allotment and Utilization of Proof and Field Firing Ranges by Private Defence Industry is laid out in
two parts as under: -
a) Part I. Overview of trials.
b) Part II. Allotment and utilization of firing ranges: -
(i) For DGQA and DRDO Proof Ranges.
(ii) For Services Field Firing Ranges.
(iii) For OFB Proof Ranges.
Coordination
1. The overall coordination of the allotment of ranges (Proof Testing & Field Firing Ranges) will rest with
the Additional Director General (ADG) DQA (A).
2. Contact Details-
Additional Director General (ADG) DQA (ARMAMENT)/Arm-6
Room Number 140, H- Block, DGQA New Delhi
Tele No. 011 - 2301 1333, 23017243
Fax – 011-23014777; E-Mail: [email protected]
Conclusion
1. The MoD is committed to the success of the indigenization process. Opening up of scarce resources like proof
and field firing ranges to the private sector would significantly contribute to the process. The complete process
of requisition, allotment and utilization has been made transparent and time bound.
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2. All possible efforts will be made at handholding of the nascent Indian private defence industry. But it may be
appreciated that the Services have minimal administrative infrastructural facilities, presently, at the ranges.
3. This SOP is a work in progress and will be reviewed for revision/amendment after a period of two years, based
on experience and feedback.
For More Details Visit: http://www.dgqadefence.gov.in/sites/default/files/SOP-Allotment-of-Ranges-19-Jun-2019.pdf
2 [G] Eligibility Criteria for Indian Private Firms as Production Agency
1. The Defence Procurement Procedure 2016, under Chapter II, describes the procurement procedure for categories
under “Buy”, and “Buy and Make schemes. “Buy & Make” category refers to an initial procurement of equipment
in Fully Formed (FF) state from a foreign vendor, in quantities as considered necessary, followed by indigenous
production through an India Production Agency (PA), in a phased manner involving Transfer of Technology (ToT)
of critical technologies as per specified range, depth and scope, to the Production Agency.
2. The PA could be selected from any of the public/private firms including a joint venture company based on the inputs
from DDP and, if required, from DRDO. Cases in which foreign vendors are allowed to select an Indian Production
Agency, the eligibility criteria of Pas, will be provided in the RFB.
3. In any case, where ToT is being transferred to Indian private firm. It is essential to define critical technologies as
per the specified range, depth and scope relevant for manufacture of the defence equipment.
4. The ToT is then transferred to a production agency in India by the Vendor.
5. Following discussions issued as the eligibility criteria for Indian Private firm as Production Agency:
5.1 General Parameters:
5.1.1 Production Agency should be Indian Company, owned and controlled by resident Indian Citizens. The
Management of applicant entity should be in Indian hands with majority representation on the Boards of
Directors.
5.1.2 Business dealing with applicant entity or any of its allied entities should not have been suspended or banned,
by MoD/SHQ or any Government Department or organization.
5.2 Technical Parameters:
5.2.1 Production Agency shall be manufacturing entity or a system integrator of defence equipment and
not a trading company
5.2.2 Minimum 2 years’ experience in Manufacture/ assembly/ integration of same product(s). If not, the
cumulative 3 years’ experience in related field resulting in gaining of competence for manufacturing
the proposed product.
5.2.3 The firm should possess adequate capability to absorb ToT.
5.3 Financial Parameter’s:
5.3.1 Turnover: Min. average annual turnover for last 2 financial years should not be less than 10% of
the estimated cost of the “Make” part of the project.
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5.3.2 Net Worth: Should have minimum worth of 5% of the estimated cost of “Make” part of the project.
5.3.3 The SHQ may consider prescribing additional financial parameters based on the complexity of the
project.
5.4 Other Parameters:
5.4.1 Industrial License (IL): Production Agency should be either holding a valid defence industrial
license or should have applied for the same before responding to RFB.
5.4.2 None of the Promoters and Directors of applicant entity should be wilful defaulter.
5.5 Stipulations For Applying Parameters:
5.5.1 In case the production agency is a fully owned subsidiary of another company, all technical, turnover
and net worth parameters can be assessed after including the achievement against these parameters
of the parent company.
5.5.2 OEMs should provide all necessary self-authenticated documentation in support of the Identified
Production Agency. Such documentation should, inter-alia, include:-
(i) Details of projects/supply orders successfully executed in the last two years.
(ii) Annual reports for two years of Production Agency, parent an associate companies and JV
Partners.
(iii) Details of shareholders, promoters, associated, allied and JV companies.
(iv) Details of vigilance action by any Department/agency of Central Government.
(v) Any OEM furnishing false information will be liable for action under Para 93 of Chapter II of
DPP 2016.
5.5.3 The specific criteria evolved for each case, as per guidelines, may be approved within SHQ and
shall be incorporated as part of RFPs.
5.6 The eligibility criteria for Indian Private Firms as PA shall be stipulated RFIs/RFPs so as to maintain
transparency in the process.
5.7 In respect of ship building projects, Indian Navy and Coast Guards shall ensure criteria for capacity
assessment of shipyards are stipulated in advance of such assessment and made known to prospective
vendors.
Source: https://cgda.nic.in/ifa/circulars/IFA-Eligiblity-311018.pdf
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1. Nodes, Identified for Defence Industrial Corridor: - Agra, Aligarh, Chitrakoot, Jhansi, Lucknow and Kanpur.
2. Proposed land for all 06 nodes: - 5125.348 Hectare.
3. Guideline / Procedure for Allotment of Industrial Plots in Defence Corridor, UPEIDA (04-01-2020):
http://upeIDa.in/site/writereaddata/siteContent/202001042014247573UPEIDA-Book_compressed.pdf
For details visit: http://upeIDa.in/article/en/up-defence-Corridor
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Indigenization
(i) Achieving self-reliance in defence manufacturing is one of the key objectives of Department of Defence
Production. For this purpose, the focus of the Department has been on reducing dependency on imports and
indigenization of the items presently being imported. Towards this, OFB, DPSUs and Service Head Quarters
(SHQs) have identified the items which, at present, are being imported and are intended to be indigenized through
Indian vendors.
(ii) Organization -wise list of items is given at links below along with details of Nodal officers.
(iii) Interested companies may contact the concerned nodal officers to obtain more details interested companies may
contact the concerned nodal officers to obtain more details about these items and any other related queries.
(iv) For more details, please click at links below:
For more details, please click at links below:
(https://www.makeinindiadefence.gov.in/admin/writereaddata/ (http://www.bel-
upload/Download/Latest_list_of_imported_items_available_for india.in/ContentPage.aspx?MID=20&CID=0&LID=1&lin
_indigenisation_uploaded_at_OFB_website_on_04-05- k=0)
2020.pdf)
(https://www.bemlindia.in/Initiatives.aspx) (https://bdl-india.in/items-for-indigenization)
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(https://goashipyard.in/make-in-india/item-IDentified-for- (http://www.grse.in/index.php/grse-s-make-in-india-cell )
indigenization-with-volume-and-cost/ )
(https://www.hslvizag.in/mii/hslmii.aspx )
(https://hal-india.co.in/Indigenisation/M__342 )
(https://mazagondock.in/under-construction.aspx) (http://mIDhani-india.in/make-in-india/)
(https://www.makeinindiadefence.gov.in/admin/writereadd (https://www.makeinindiadefence.gov.in/admin/writereadd
ata/upload/files/IN%20- ata/upload/files/IAF%20list.pdf)
%20MIG%2029%20and%20Vikramaditya.pdf )
Source: https://www.makeinindiadefence.gov.in/pages/indigenisation
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For details visit: https://mod.gov.in/defence-procurement-procedure
Online Procedures
Defence Type of Website City of Mode of Vendor's Registration
Departments, Defence Head Vendor Form
PSUs & Support Departments, http://hal- office Registrati
Organizations PSUs & india.co.in/Index.aspx on
Support http://www.bel-india.in/ Bengaluru
Hindustan Organizations Online http://hal-
Aeronautics Aeronautics Bengaluru Online india.co.in/Vendor%20Reg
Limited Offline istration/M__344
Bharat Electronics Aerospace and http://bel-
Limited Defence company india.in/ContentPage.aspx?
MID=28&CID=383&LID=
Bharat Earth Rail Coaches & https://www.bemlindia.in/D Bengaluru 1&link=383
Movers Limited Spare Parts and efault.aspx https://www.bemlindia.in/
Mining writereaddata/Downloads/2
Equipment 0170723172605Vendor-
Reg-Procedure.pdf
Bharat Dynamics Manufacturing https://bdl-india.in/ Hyderabad, Online https://bdl-india.in/online-
Limited base for guided http://www.grse.in/ Telangana vendor-registration
missiles and
Garden Reach allied defence Kolkata, Online http://www.grse.in/index.p
Shipbuilders & equipment India hp/vendor/2-
Engineers Limited Shipbuilding uncategorised/52-steps-for-
requirements of online-vendor-registration-
the Indian Navy form-submission
and the Indian
Coast Guard.
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Goa Shipyard Ship design, https://goashipyard.in/ Goa Offline http://goashipyard.in/vendo
Limited Construction, https://www.hslvizag.in/ r/vendor-registration-
Ship Repairs & Visakhapatn Online policy/
Hindustan Shipyard General am
Limited Engineering https://www.hslvizag.in/aut
Solutions. h/frontpanel/vendor/Online
Shipbuilding VendorPreRegistration.asp
Company x
http://mIDhani-
Mishra Dhatu Production and http://mIDhani-india.in/ Hyderabad Online india.in/login/
Nigam Limited supply of https://mazagondock.in/
aeronautical and Mumbai, Online https://mazagondock.in/Pu
Mazagon Dock Space blish_MDL_E_Vendor/wel
Shipbuilders applications Maharashtra come.aspx
Limited Construction of https://ofb.gov.in/vendor/ve
warships and ndor/vendor_registration
submarines
https://dgaeroqa.gov.in/writ
Ordinance Factory Production of https://ofb.gov.in/ Kolkata Online ereaddata/images/pdf/polici
Board defence hardware es/revised_sop_for_registra
and equipment tion_issue_2.pdf
https://indianarmy.nic.in/wr
Directorate General Regulatory https://dgaeroqa.gov.in/ New Delhi Offline itereaddata/documents/for
of Aeronautical authority for m.pdf
Quality Assurance quality assurance
https://www.indiannavy.nic
Indian Army To frame policy https://indianarmy.nic.in/ho New Delhi Offline .in/sites/default/files/basic_
Indian Navy directions on me Offline page_document/Vendor_R
defence and egistration.pdf?download=
security related https://www.joinindiannavy. New Delhi 1
matters gov.in/
Naval branch of
the Indian Armed
Forces
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Air Force To secure Indian https://indianairforce.nic.in/ New Delhi Offline https://indianairforce.nic.in/
airspace and to sites/default/files/CPS_DIT
conduct aerial _Draft_20Feb17.pdf
warfare during
armed conflict.
Facilitation Associations / Organisations
Sr. No. Name of Association /Organization / Website link Email
1 Facility
2 http://aidat.in/
3 Aerospace industry Association
Tamil Nadu http://disa-india.org/ [email protected];
4 Defense and Strategic Industries [email protected]
5 Association (DISA)
6 CII https://www.cii.in/sectors.aspx?enc=pr
7 vePUj2bdMtgTmvPwvisYH+5EnGjyG
8 Society of Indian Defence XO9hLECvTuNtzD8aRMyMwXwIuk
9 Manufacturers (SIDM) eRiZBns
10 Institute for Defence Studies and https://www.sidm.in/
Analyses (IDSA)
VIDarbha Defence Hub https://idsa.in/ [email protected]
Society of Indian Aerospace
Technologies and Industries (SIATI) http://vdih.org/ [email protected]
MRO Association of India https://www.siati.org/ [email protected]
Indian Industries Association (IIA)
http://www.mroassociation.in/
Useful Website for Defence Supplies http://www.iiaonline.in/DefenceIndex.a
spx
https://www.defence-
industries.com/suppliers
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9.1 Exports
The Draft Defence Production Policy 2018 has set an objective to enhance annual Defence Exports to Rs.35,000
crores by the year 2025. The current defence exports are hovering in the range of Rs.3000 crores to Rs.5000 crores
annually. After the opening up and liberalization of the defence sector in the year 2001, significant gains have been
made by the private sector in defense production.
The objective of the Defence Export scheme of Government of India is to provide options to the prospective
defence exporters for improving the marketability of their products globally.
For details on Defence Export visit: https://ddpmod.gov.in/defence-exports
9.2 Imports
Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for issuance of Import Licenses to Indian Private Companies by the Department
of Defence Production.
For details on Defence Imports visit:
https://makeinindiadefence.gov.in/admin/writereaddata/upload/files/IMPORT%20SOP0001.pdf
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DEFENCE
DIRECTORY
INDEX- Defence Manufacturing Industries
S.NO. NAME OF THE INDUSTRY PAGE S.NO. NAME OF THE INDUSTRY PAGE
NO. NO.
1 3D PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT 33 41 ANANTH TECHNOLOGIES LTD 46
PRIVATE LIMITED 42 46
2 33 ANANYA TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE
3 3D TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTD 33 43 LIMITED 46
4 3R FRP COMPOSITES 34 44 ANDRITZ TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTD 46
5 A.V.R. ENTERPRISES 34 45 47
6 AABA INTERNATIONAL 34 46 ANJANI TECHNOPLAST LTD. 47
7 AAN ENGINEERING INDUSTRIES LTD. 35
AASK PRECISION ENGINEERS PVT. 47 ANVI METALS INDIA PVT LTD 47
8 LTD. 35
ACCURATE INDUSTRIAL CONTROLS 48 APIDOR ABRASIVE PRODUCTS PVT 48
9 PRIVATE LIMITED 36 49 LTD 48
10 36 APOLLO HEAT EXCHANGERS PVT
11 ACE MULTI AXES SYSTEMS LTD 36 50 LTD 48
12 ACTION SECURITY DEVICES 36 51 APOLLO MICRO SYSTEMS LIMITED 48
ACUTRONIC INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED
13 37 52 AQUALIGHT HOME APPLIANCES PVT 49
14 ADANI DEFENCE SYSTEM & 37 53 LTD 49
15 TECHNOLOGIES LTD. 37 ARABIAN PETROLEUM LTD.
16 38 54 49
17 ADD METAL SOLUTIONS 38 55 ARGUS EMBEDDED SYSTEMS PVT 50
18 ADIANANT SOLUTIONS 39 LTD
ADOR POWERTRON LTD 56 ARI SIMULATION 50
19 AERO FASTENERS PVT. LTD 39
20 AERON SYSTEMS PRIVATE LIMITED 39 57 ARM & HAMMER FORGINGS PRIVATE 50
21 AEROSPACE ENGINEERS PRIVATE 40 58 LIMITED 50
22 LIMITED 40 59 ASARA EQUIPMENT 50
23 40 60 51
24 AGSA SPRINGS PVT LTD 40 ASCENTECH ENGINEERING
25 AILGA RUBBER WORKS 41 61 SOLUTIONS PVT LTD 51
26 AIRTECH PRIVATE LIMITED 41 62 ASHIRWAD CARBONICS INDIA PVT 51
AISHWARYA ELECTRICALS P LTD LIMITED
27 AJAY SENSORS AND INSTRUMENTS 41 63 ASHOK KOHLI & ASSOCIATES 51
AJWA PAX 64 52
28 AKS ELECTRONICS 42 ASHOKA INDUSTRIES
29 ALLISON TRANSMISSION INDIA PVT. 42 65 52
30 LTD. 42 66 ASHOKA MANUFACTURING LTD 52
31 42 67 52
32 ALPHA DESIGN TECHNOLOGIES PVT 43 ASPL GREEN VENTURES PRIVATE
33 LTD 43 68 LIMITED 53
34 ALPHA ENGINEERS 43 69 AST IMAGING PRIVATE LTD 53
35 ALTEM TECHNOLOGIES PVT LIMITED 43 70 53
36 ALUMINIUM UDYOG 43 71 ASTRA MICROWAVE PRODUCTS 53
AMAR METERING PUMPS 72 LIMITED 54
37 AMAX PRECISION OPTIC SDN BHD 44 73 AUDO VISO PRIVATE LIMITED 54
AMIT ENGINEERING SYSTEMS
38 AMIT ENTERPRISES 44 74 AUTO DYNAMICS TECHNOLOGIES 54
AMITH INC AND SOLUTIONS PVT LTD
39 AMPHENOL INTERCONNECT INDIA 45 75 AVADH RAIL INFRA LTD 55
PVT. LTD. 76 55
40 ANADRONE SYSTEMS PRIVATE 45 77 AVS ENGINEERING COMPANY 55
LIMITED 78 55
ANALOGIC CONTROLS INDIA 79 AYAAN AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS 56
LIMITED 80 PRIVATE LIMITED 56
ANANDIT INFOTECH INDIA PRIVATE B K ENTERPRISES
LIMITED
ANANT INDUSTRIES B P ENGINEERS PVT LTD
BANKE BEHARI CHEMICALS PVT LTD
BAY FORGE PRIVATE LIMTED
BELL FORGING & STAMPINGS (P) LTD
BELLS ELECTROTECH PRIVATE
LIMITED
BELTECHEXPORT INDIA PRIVATE
LIMITED
BEML LIMITED
BERRYS AUTO ANCILLARIES PVT LTD
BEVEL GEARS (INDIA) PVT LTD
BHARAT DYNAMICS LTD
BHARAT ELECTRONICS LIMITED
BHARAT ENGINEERING & CASTINGS
INDEX- Defence Manufacturing Industries
81 BHARAT EXPLOSIVES LIMITED 56 S.NO. NAME OF THE INDUSTRY PAGE
NO.
82 BHARAT METAL INDUSTRIES 57 125 DEFENCE EQUIPPERS 70
70
83 BHARAT UDYOG 57 126 DEFENCE MASTER INDIA PRIVATE
LIMITED 70
84 BHARAT WIRE MESH PVT. LTD. 57 71
127 DESIGNER SMITH INC 71
85 BHASTRIK MECHANICAL LABS 58 71
128 DESMI INDIA LLP 71
PRIVATE LIMITED
129 DEVA METAL POWDERS PVT LTD 72
86 BHILAI ENGINEERING CORPORATION 58
130 DEVENDRA AUTOCOM PVT LTD 72
LTD 72
131 DEXCEL ELECTRONICS DESIGNS PVT 72
87 BLUE SKY SYSTEM PRIVATE LIMITED 58 LTD 73
73
88 BMN ALLOY STEELS (PVT) LTD. 58 132 DHOLERA INDUSTRIAL CITY 73
DEVELOPMENT LIMITED 73
89 BOEING 59
133 DHRUVA TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTD 74
90 BOMBAY TOOLS CENTRE BOMBAY 59
134 DIMENSION NXG PRIVATE LIMITED 74
PRIVATE LIMITED
135 DK EXPORTS 74
91 BRAHMOS AEROSPACE 60
136 DYNAMIC ASSOCIATES & SERVICES 75
92 BRIJ LAL AND SONS 60
137 DYNAMIC POWER SOLUTIONS 75
93 BSS MATERIEL LIMITED 60 75
138 EAST WEST TANNERS
94 CARBORUNDUM UNIVERSAL 61 75
LIMITED CHENNAI 139 ELCOMPONICS AEROB 76
TECHNOLOGIES INDIA PVT LTD 76
95 CARRIS PIPES & TUBES PVT. LTD 61
140 ELECTRONIC CONTROL 76
96 CBS TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTD 61 CORPORATION
76
97 CENTRAL ELECTRONICS LIMITED 61 141 ELECTRONICS AND CONTROLS
POWER SYSTEMS PVT LIMITED 77
98 CHANDNI INDUSTRIES 62 77
142 ELECTRONICS CORPORATION OF
99 CHANDRALOK 62 INDIA LIMITED 77
78
100 CHANDRIKA CORPORATION 62 143 ELECTROPNEUMATICS & 78
HYDRAULICS (INDIA) PRIVATE 78
101 CHEM SEALS ENGINEERING PVT LTD 63 LIMITED 79
79
102 CHEM-VERSE CONSULTANTS (INDIA) 63 144 ELGI SAUER COMPRESSORS LIMITED
PVT. LTD., 79
145 EMD ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTS 79
103 CHOWGULE AND COMPANY PRIVATE 63 LIMITED 80
LIMITED
146 EMD SCAFFOLDING INDIA PVT. LTD. 80
104 CHW FORGE PRIVATE LIMITED 64 80
147 EMF 81
105 CIRCOR FLOW TECHNOLOGIES INDIA 64
PVT.LTD 148 ENCARDIO-RITE ELECTRONICS PVT.
LTD
106 CHAUDHRY HAMMER WORKS 64
149 ENDUREAIR SYSTEMS PRIVATE
107 CITADEL INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS LTD 65 LIMITED
108 COCHIN SHIPYARD LIMITED 65 150 EQIC DIES & MOULDS ENGINEERS
PVT. LTD
109 COLLINS AEROSPACE 65
151 ESSEMTRONICS INDIA PVT. LTD.
110 COMAVIA SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGIES 65
152 ESSEN ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS
PVT. LTD. PRIVATE LIMITED
111 COMBINE OF ENGINEERS 66 153 ETA TECHNOLOGY PVT. LTD
112 CONCORD HYDRAULICS PVT LTD 66 154 EXICOM TECHNOLOGIES (INDIA) LLP
113 CONSOLIDATED COIN COMPANY P. 66 155 EXPLORE TECHNOLOGIES
LIMITED 156 EYEROV
114 CONTINENTAL ELECTRICAL 67 157 FABHEADS AUTOMATION PVT LTD
INDUSTRIES PVT. LTD 158 FABLAS IMPEX PRIVATE LIMITED
SER
115 COOPER CORPORATION PVT LTD 67
159 FARRAGO PRODUCTS
116 COSMOS TAPES AND LABELS 67
PRIVATE LIMITED 67 160 FBOTS
117 CRYSTAL MECHANICALS PVT LTD 161 FINCANTIERI INDIA PRIVATE
LIMITED
118 CRYSTAL PRECISION PVT. LTD 68
162 FINE FINISH ORGANICS PVT LTD
119 DARSHAN METALS INDIA 68
163 FLUID CONTROLS PRIVATE LIMITED
120 DATA PATTERNS (INDIA) PRIVATE 68
LIMITED 69 164 FOKKER ELMO SASMOS
INTERCONNECTION SYSTEMS LTD
121 DATASOL (B) PRIVATE LIMITED
122 DCM SHRIRAM INDUSTRIES LTD 69
123 DEEP EXPLO EQUIPMENT PVT LTD 69
124 DEEPTI ELECTRONICS & ELECTRO- 70
OPTICS PVT. LTD.
INDEX- Defence Manufacturing Industries
S.NO. NAME OF THE INDUSTRY PAGE S.NO. NAME OF THE INDUSTRY PAGE
NO. NO.
165 FRACTAL ANALYTICS PVT LTD 81 205 INDIA STRATEGIC 93
166 81 206 INDIAN AIR GASES LTD 93
167 FRONTIER TOOLINGS 82 207 INDIAN DIECASTING INDUSTRIES 93
168 82 208 INDIAN SOLDER AND BRAZE ALLOYS 94
169 FUTURA AUTOMATION PVT LTD 83 209 INDO CASTING & ENGG WORKS 94
170 83 210 INDO RUSSIAN AVIATION LIMITED 94
171 G.D. INTERNATIONAL 83 211 INDOMA INDUSTRIES PVT. LTD. 95
212 INDUCTOTHERM (INDIA) PVT. LTD. 95
172 GANDHI AUTOMATIONS PVT LTD 84 213 INDUSTRIAL & TRADE LINKS 95
173 84 214 INTELLICON PVT. LTD. 95
174 GANGA CONCRETE WORKS 84 215 INTERNATIONAL AEROSPACE 96
MANUFACTURING PVT. LTD
175 GARDEN REACH SHIPBUILDERS & 85 216 INTICORE VJP ADVANCE SYSTEMS 96
ENGINEERS LTD. PVT LTD
176 GARG ASSOCIATES PRIVATE LIMITED 85 217 INTIME FIRE APPLIANCES PVT. LTD. 96
218 INVESTMENT & PRECISION CASTINGS 97
177 GAUSSIAN OPTIXS PRIVATE LIMITED 85 LTD
178 85 219 ISAT NETWORK ENGINEERS PVT LTD 97
179 GEETA ENGINERING WORKS PVT. 85 220 ISGEC HEAVY ENGINEERING LIMITED 97
LTD. 221 IWAVE SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGIES 97
180 GLOBAL MODE AND ACCESSORIES 86 PVT LTD
181 PVT LTD 86 222 IYAPPAN ENGINEERING INDUSTRIES 98
182 GLOBUS PLASTIC INDIA PRIVATE 86 PRIVATE LIMITED
LIMITED 223 J S FABRICS 98
183 GOA SHIPYARD LIMITED 87 224 JAGJIT AUTO ANCILLARIES PVT LTD 98
225 JAMES WALKER INMARCO 98
184 GOLA ELECTRONICS 87 INDUSTRIES PVT. LTD.
226 JAYASURIYA AERO PRIVATE 99
185 GOPALAN AEROSPACE INDIA 87 LIMITED
PRIVATE LIMITED 227 JEETMAL MURLIDHAR 99
186 GOVIND NARAIN & BROTHERS 87 228 JHAS INDUSTRIES 99
187 87 229 JINDAL STAINLESS (HISAR) LIMITED 100
188 GOYOLENE FIBRES (INDIA) PVT. LTD. 88 230 JISNU COMMUNICATIONS LTD 100
189 88 231 JIWAN PLASTO MOULDS 100
GURUKRUPA WIRENETTING CORPORATION
190 INDUSTRIES 88 232 JJ PLASTALLOY PVT LTD 101
191 GURUPRASAD AUTO ENGINEERING 89 233 JKUMAR WIRES & SPRINGS LLP 101
WORKS 234 JOHARI ENGINEERING 101
192 HABOR PAUL INTERNATIONAL 89 235 JOSHI BIOMEDICAL SERVICES 102
193 PRIVATE LIMITED 89 236 JV MICRONICS 102
HAL EDGEWOOD TECHNOLOGIES PVT 237 JYOTI PLASTIC WORKS PVT LTD 102
194 LTD 89 238 K V S EXIM INDIA PVT. LTD. 102
HALBIT AVIONICS PVT LTD. 239 KALAPURNA STEEL & ENGG PVT LTD 103
195 90 240 103
196 HANDHELD GROUP 90 241 KALCO ALU-SYSTEMS (P) LTD. 103
242 KALYANI GROUP 104
197 HARIOM RICE MILL 90 243 KANTAWALA ENGINEERS PVT. LTD. 104
244 KAPSON TEKNO ENGINEERS 104
198 HATSOFF HELICOPTER TRAINING PVT 91 KARCHER CLEANING SYSTEMS
199 LTD. 91 245 PRIVATE LIMITED 104
HELLERMANNTYTON PVT. LTD. KEELA TACTICAL SOLUTION INDIA
200 91 246 PVT LTD 105
201 HIND HIGH VACUUM COMPANY 91 247 KEETRONICS INDIA PVT LTD. 105
202 PRIVATE LIMITED 92 KINECO KAMAN COMPOSITES - INDIA
203 HINDUSTAN AERONAUTICS LIMITED 92 248 PRIVATE LIMITED 105
204 92 K-NINE SPARES PRIVATE LIMITED
HINDUSTAN POWER CONTROL
SYSTEM
HINDUSTAN SHIPYARD LIMITED,
VISAKHAPATNAM
HITEK ENGINEERS
HUBER SUHNER ELECTRONICS PVT.
LTD.
HUGHES PRECISION
MANUFACTURING PVT LTD
HYDAC (INDIA) PVT. LTD.
HYDERABAD PRECISION MFG CO PVT
LTD
HYDROMAC HYDRAULICS
HYDROMASTER PROPULSION BV
ICOMM TELE LIMITED
ICON DESIGNS
IMPACE SYSTEMS PRIVATE LIMITED
INDEX- Defence Manufacturing Industries
S.NO. NAME OF THE INDUSTRY PAGE S.NO. NAME OF THE INDUSTRY PAGE
NO. NO.
249 KOHLI ENTERPRISES 106 291 MARS AUTO PVT LTD 119
250 106 292 MARTIK PHARMA AND CHEMICAL 119
KRASNY DEFENCE TECHNOLOGIES INDUSTRIES LLP
251 PVT. LTD. 106 293 MARVEL GLASS PVT. LTD. 119
252 KRISH INDUSTRIES PVT LTD 107 294 MAXON PRECISION MOTOR INDIA 119
PVT LTD
253 KRISHNA ALLIED INDUSTRIED PVT 107 295 MAZAGON DOCK SHIPBUILDERS 120
254 LTD 107 LIMITED
255 KRISHNA METAL INDUSTRIES 107 296 MCAM SURLON INDIA LIMITED 120
256 108 297 MECH COMPONENTS PRIVATE 120
257 KUNGARMOUR PVT LTD 108 LIMITED
258 109 298 MEDEQUIP SERVICES 121
KUNTA INTERNATIONAL LTD. 299 121
259 109 300 MEERA GRAMODYOG SANSTHAN 121
260 KUNWARS TECHNO P. E. T 109 301 MEERA PUMPS & SYSTEMS 121
302 MEERUT HOSIERY FACTORY 121
261 KUSUMGAR CORPORATES PVT. LTD. 110 MELTRONICS SYSTEMTECH PRIVATE
262 110 303 LIMITED 122
263 KV FIRE CHEMICALS (INDIA) PVT. 110 304 MERLINHAWK AEROSPACE PVT. LTD 122
264 LTD. 111 305 METAL CRAFT 123
265 KYORITSU ELECTRIC INDIA PVT LTD 111 306 METAL FORGINGS PRIVATE LIMITED 123
266 111
L&T MBDA MISSILE SYSTEMS 307 METALLIC BELLOWS INDIA PRIVATE 123
267 LIMITED 112 308 LTD 124
LAKSHMI MACHINE WORKS LIMITED METRO BRICK INDUSTRY
268 112 309 MG SEATING SYSTEMS PRIVATE 124
269 LAMINAR TECHNOLOGIES 112 310 LIMITED 124
270 112 311 MG TECHNICALS 125
LARI INDUSTRIES 312 MICRON INSTRUMENTS PVT LTD 125
271 113 313 MINERAL OIL CORPORATION 125
LAXCON STEELS LTD AHMEDABAD 314 MIRZAPUR METAL ASSOCIATES 126
272 113 315 126
LEADER VALVES LIMITED 316 MISHRA DHATU NIGAM LIMITED 126
273 113 317 MITTAL APPLIANCES LTD 126
274 LEADING EDGE DISTRIBUTORS PVT 114 MKU
275 LTD 114 318 MM AUTOMATION 127
LEE SPRING COMPANY INDIA PVT. 319 MODY PUMPS (INDIA) PRIVATE 127
276 LTD., 114 LIMITED
277 LEGRIS INDIA 115 320 MOHAN PAINTS 127
278 115 321 MOOG ADVANCE SYSTEMS PRIVATE 128
LOAD MASTER LIMITED
279 115 322 MTAR TECHNOLOGIES 128
280 LOHAAR ENGINEERING AND 115 MULLER SAFE INDIA PRIVATE
281 CONSTRUCTION PVT. LTD. 116 323 LIMITED 128
282 LOHIA AEROSPACE SYSTEMS 116 324 MULTIMAX ENGINEERING WORKS 128
PRIVATE LIMITED 325 PVT. LTD. 129
283 LOTUS WIRELESS TECHNOLOGIES 116 326 MULTIMETALS LIMITED 129
INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED 327 NAINI AEROSPACE LIMITED 129
284 LOYAL SCAFFOLDING PVT LTD 117 328 NARENDRA EXPLOSIVES LIMITED 129
285 117 329 NASH INDUSTRIES 130
286 LPSIS PVT. LTD. 117 330 NATIONAL EXPORTS INDUSTRIES 130
287 117 331 130
288 LUXFER UTTAM INDIA PRIVATE 118 332 NATIONAL INDUSTRIES 131
289 LIMITED 118 333 NAVAL GROUP INDIA PVT LTD 131
290 MACSAM CLOTHING PVT LTD 118 NCH INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED
NECX PRIVATE LIMITED
MAHABIR SEQUINS EBROIDERY NETPLAST PVT. LTD.
NEWAGE FIRE PROTECTION
MAHALAKSHMI ALLOYS AND INDUSTRIES PRIVATE LIMITED
METALS PRIVATE LIMITED
MAHALAXMI METAL CORPORATION
MAHENDRA ENGINEERING LIMITED
MAHESHWARI DISTRIBUTORS
MAHINDRA DEFENCE SYSTEMS
LIMITED
MAK CONTROLS & SYSTEMS
PRIVATE LIMITED
MALHAR VALVES MFG. CO.
MANDEEP INDUSTRIES
MANGLAM INDUSTRIES
MANIBHADRA INDUSTRIES
MANIT CONSOLIDATED SERVICES
MANTRA SOFTECH INDIA PVT LTD
MARK ENGINEERING PRODUCTS
INDEX- Defence Manufacturing Industries
S.NO. NAME OF THE INDUSTRY PAGE S.NO. NAME OF THE INDUSTRY PAGE
NO. NO.
334 NEWSPACE RESEARCH & 131 376 PEXA AEROSPACE MATERIALS 143
TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE LTD
335 NEXT GEN AVAROKIN 132 377 PHDCOMM PRIVATE LIMITED 144
TECHNOLOGIES INDIA LLP 378 PHI AUDIOCOM SYSTEMS PRIVATE 144
336 NICOMATIC INDIA ELECTRONICS 132 LIMITED
PRIVATE LIMITED 379 PILOT GASKETS AND ENGINEERS 144
337 NIKE ENERGY MANUFACTURING 132 380 PIRONA TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE 145
PRIVAT LIMITED LIMITED
338 NIRU PLASTICS PVT LTD 133 381 PLANSEE INDIA HPM PVT LTD 145
339 133 382 POONAM SPRING WORKS 145
340 NITYA CREATION INDIA 134 383 PRANSHU ELECTRICALS PVT.LTD 145
341 134 384 146
342 NITYANAND UDYOG PVT. LTD. 134 385 PRATHIBHA INDUSTRIES 146
343 134 386 PRAYAG CLAY PRODUCTS PVT LTD 146
344 NIVA INDUSTRIES PRIVATE LIMITED 134 387 PRECISION MACHINEKRAFT PVT LTD 147
388 PRECISION PRODUCTS 147
345 NOBLE CATALYSTS 135 389 PRECITECH SYSTEMS 147
390 PRECITEX EQUIPMENTS PVT LTD 147
346 NOIDA ELECTRONICS 135
391 PREMIER ROLLING & FORGING 148
347 NOVEAU MANUFACTURING PRIVATE 135 WORKS (P) LTD
LIMITED 392 PRICOL ENGINEERING INDUSTRIES 148
348 NSB AIR COMPRESSORS INDIA 135 393 LIMITED 148
PRIVATE LIMITED PRIORITY SOLUTIONS
349 NUCON AEROSPACE PRIVATE 136 394 PROMELECTRONICA TRADING 149
350 LIMITED 136 395 PRIVATE LIMITED 149
351 NUCON ALKAN AEROSPACE PRIVATE 136 PTC INDUSTRIES LIMITED
352 LIMITED 137 396 PTFE ELECTRONICS PRIVATE 150
353 OCEAN MARINE ENVIRONMENT 137 397 LIMITED 150
354 COATINGS PVT LTD 137 PUNE POLYTRONICS PVT. LTD.
355 OM STEEL INDUSTRIES 137 398 PUNJ CORPORATION PRIVATE 150
356 138 399 LIMITED 151
357 OPT DECOR PVT LTD 138 400 PUROMATIC FILTERS PVT. LTD. 151
358 138 401 151
359 OPTICS AND ALLIED ENGG PVT LTD 139 402 PUSHPAK PRODUCTS INDIA PVT LTD 151
360 139 403 QODENEXT INDIA PRIVATE LTD 151
361 OPTIMIZED ELECTROTECH PVT LTD 139 404 R S PACKAGE INDUSTRIES 152
362 139 405 R&N MICROWAVE 152
363 ORDNANCE FACTORY BOARD 140 406 R.H.MECHATRONICS PVT LTD 152
364 140 407 RAADS MARINE 153
ORDNANCE FACTORY NALANDA 408 153
365 140 409 RAAGA DEFENCE SYSTEMS 154
366 ORIENTAL MILLS 140 410 RAAJ AUTOMOTIVE 154
411 RAAMTEL SOLUTIONS 154
367 OSHOCORP GLOBAL PVT. LTD. 141 RADNIK AUTO EXPORTS
368 141 412 RAHMAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED 155
369 OUDH OXYGEN PRIVATE LIMITED 141 413 RAKO MERCANTILE TRADERS 155
370 142
371 P C PROCESS PRIVATE LIMITED 142 414 RAKSHA SUPREME CAMOUFLAGE 155
372 142 415 PRIVATE LIMITED 155
373 PACKWELL INDUSTRIES 142 416 RAMA ELECTRODES COMPANY 156
RAMTECH MANUFACTURING
374 PACKWELL PAPER TUBE INDUSTRIES 143 417 INDUSTRIES 156
418 RANDACK FASTENERS INDIA PVT. LTD. 156
375 PADMA INDUSTRIES 143
RASHMI ELECTRICALS
PADMAVATI ENGINEERING WORKS RASHTRIYA METAL INDUSTRIES
LIMITED
PAN GLOBAL INDUSTRIES RASPL INDUSTRIES PRIVATE LIMITED
RATNAMANI METALS AND TUBES
PANCHGAVYAM CHIKITSA & LTD
SWADESHI GRAMODHYOG
PANKI OXYGEN
PARAS DEFENCE & SPACE
TECHNOLOGIES LTD
PARAS WIRES PRIVATE LIMITED
PARIKH METACAST PVT LTD
PARIKH POWER PVT. LTD.
PARKLAND EXPORTS
PASTICHE ENERGY SOLUTIONS
PAWAN UDYOG
PELICAN PRODUCTS & SERVICES
INDIA PVT.LTD.
PENTAGON RUGGED SYSTMS INDIA
PVT LTD
PERFECT INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS
INDEX- Defence Manufacturing Industries
S.NO. NAME OF THE INDUSTRY PAGE S.NO. NAME OF THE INDUSTRY PAGE
NO. NO.
419 RAVI PANKHA (INDIA) PRIVATE 156 464 SARU PRECISION WIRES PVT. LTD. 169
LIMITED 465 SASMOS HET TECHNOLOGIES LTD 170
420 RAY ENTERPRISES 157 466 SATLUZ ENGINEERING PVT LTD 170
421 REAL TIME TECHSOLUTIONS PVT LTD 157 467 SBEE CABLES (INDIA) LIMITED 170
422 REDILENS OPTICS PVT LTD 157 468 SCIENTIFIC MICROWAVE 171
423 REFORM TOOLS PVT LTD 158 469 SEALED ENERGY SYSTEMS 171
424 RELIABLE AUTOTECH PVT LTD 158 470 SECURITY INSTRUMENTS 171
425 RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS 158 471 CHIPSPIRIT TECHNOLOGIES PVT. LTD 172
LIMITED 472 SEQUOIA SAFETY PRODUCTS PVT. 172
426 RENEWSYS INDIA PVT. LTD. 159 LTD.
427 RGP MOULDS PVT LTD (SPD) 159 473 SHAIFALI STEELS LIMITED 172
428 RIPON METAL AND ALLOYS 159 474 SHAILAKE NOCARB PVT LTD. 173
429 RITESET INDUSTRIES 159 475 SHAKTHI TECH MANUFACTURING 173
430 RIYASH INTERNATIONAL 160 476 SHAKTI ENGINEERING INDUSTRIES 173
431 RMV MACHINE & TOOLS INDUSTRY 160 477 SHARP ELECTRONICS 174
LLP 478 SHARP ENGG. CORPORATION 174
432 RMX INDUSTRIES 160 479 SHIVA INTERNATIONAL 174
433 ROCKMAN ADVANCED COMPOSITES 160 480 SHIVA TEXYARN LTD 174
PVT LTD ( FORMERLY KNOWN AS 481 SHRAM SEVI ENTERPRISES 174
434 MOLDEX COMPOSITES PVT LTD) 161 482 SHREE AMBEY CONCRETE FABS 175
435 ROLL PACK INDUSTRIES (P) LTD 161 483 SHREE SIDDHIVINAYAK PACKAGING 175
436 ROOTS INDUSTRIES INDIA LIMITED 161 INDUSTRIES
437 ROTARY CONNECTORS PVT LTD., 161 484 SHREENATH SMART TECHNOLOGIES 175
438 RSI SOFTECH INDIA PVT LTD 162 PVT LTD
439 RUNFLAT TIRE SYSTEMS 162 485 SHRI BALAJI INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS 175
440 RUPAM FABRICATORS 162 LTD
441 RV EXHAUST SYSTEMS PVT. LTD. 163 486 SHRI NAVKAR METALS LIMITED 176
442 RVB SHORLUBES INDUSTRY PVT LTD 163 487 SHRI PRASAD INDUSTRIALS 176
443 S S TOOLS AND TECHNOLOGY 163 488 SI2 MICROSYSTEMS PVT LTD 176
444 S. N. PAINTS & CHEMICALS 163 489 SIDDHBALI INDUSTRIES 177
445 S. P. ENGINEERING WORKS 164 490 SIDDHI ENGINEERS 177
446 S.H.INDUSTRIAL NEEDS 164 491 SIERRRA CIRCUITS (INDIA) PVT LTD 177
447 SAARC TOOL TECH PVT LTD 164 492 SIGMA CAPACITORS 178
SAARLOHA ADVANCED MATERIALS 493 SILCARB RECRYSTALLIZED PVT LTD 178
448 PVT. LTD. 165 494 SINGHAL PAINTS PVT. LTD. 178
449 SAATHI FOUNDRY SOLUTION 165 495 SLN TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE 178
450 SABO SYSTEMS PVT LTD 165 LIMITED
SADHAV OFFSHORE ENGINEERING 496 SMEC AUTOMATION PVT LTD 179
451 COMPANY 166 497 SMILE ELECTRONICS LIMITED 179
SAGAR DEFENCE ENGINEERING 498 SMPP PVT. LTD. 179
452 PRIVATE LIMITED 166 499 SNAP-ON TOOLS 180
453 SAKSUN INDUSTRIES PVT LTD 166 500 SOGO FASHIONS PVT. LTD 180
454 SAM GAS PROJECTS PVT. LTD. 167 501 SOLAR INDUSTRIES INDIA LIMITED 180
455 SAM PRODUCTS PVT LTD 167 502 SONA ENGINEERING WORKS 181
456 SAMA TECHNOCAST 167 503 SOUTHERN ELECTRONICS 181
457 SANATHAN ALLIED INDUSTRIES 167 (BANGALORE) PRIVATE LIMITED
458 SANDEEP METALCRAFT PVT. LTD. 168 504 SP GUIDE PUBLICATIONS PVT LTD 181
459 SAP PARTS PVT.LTD. 168 505 SPM INDIA LTD 181
460 SARAL INDUSTRIES 168 506 SPS BIOSCIENCES 182
SARASWATI DYNAMICS PVT LTD 507 SRB INTERNATIONAL PVT. LTD. 182
461 (SDYN) 168 508 SREE LAL GURU INDUSTRIES 182
462 SARASWATI ENGINEERING LTD 169 509 SRG TECHNO (P) LTD 183
463 SARO PLASTICS PVT LTD 169 510 SRI HANS ENERGY SYSTEMS PVT LTD 183
SARU COPPER ALLOY SEMIS PVT LTD
INDEX- Defence Manufacturing Industries
S.NO. NAME OF THE INDUSTRY PAGE S.NO. NAME OF THE INDUSTRY PAGE
NO. NO.
511 SRI KOTESWARA CAM SYSTEMS PVT 183 552 THE INDUSTRY 195
LTD 553 195
512 SRI SUN ENTERPRISES 184 THE NATIONAL INDIA RUBBER
513 184 554 WORKS LIMITED 195
SRIDHAR MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT 555 THE PACKINGS INDIA 196
514 MFG CO. 184
515 SRIS FASTENERS PRIVATE LIMITED 184 556 THE SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT CO 196
516 185 557 LTD 196
517 SS ENTERPRISES 185 558 THE SUPREME INDUSTRIES LTD 196
559 197
518 SSD POLYMERS 185 THERMAL BEACON LTD.
560 197
519 STABILIANT PRECISION POSITIONING 185 561 THERMO CABLES LIMITED. 197
PVT. LTD. 562 197
520 STALVASK GLOBAL CORPORATION 186 563 THERMODYNE ENGINEERING 198
521 PVT LTD 186 564 SYSTEMS 198
522 STAR HENTZEN COATINGS PRIVATE 186 565 THETA CONTROLS 198
523 LIMITED 187 566 199
STAR WIRE INDIA LTD. 567 THODUKONICS 199
524 187 568 199
525 STATFIELD EQUIPMENTS PVT. LTD 187 569 THRIKASA TECHNOLOGIES 199
526 187 570 200
527 STEEL ARTS 188 571 TIL LIMITED 200
528 188
529 STRONGFIELD TECHNOLOGIES INDIA 188 572 TOTAL PRECISION 200
530 PVT. LTD. 189 573 200
SUDERSHAN DOORS PVT. LTD. TRACK SYSTEMS INDIA PVT LTD.
531 189 574 201
532 SUMIT ENTERPRISES 189 TRESTAR ELEKTRONIKS
533 190 575 201
534 SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED 190 576 TRIDENT STRUCTURES PVT LTD 201
535 190 577 201
SUNFLAG IRON & STEEL CO. LTD. TRIGNO ENGINEERING PVT LTD
536 190 578 202
SUPER PRECISION PRODUCTS 579 TRITRONICS (INDIA) PVT LTD 202
537 190 580 203
538 SUPER TANNERY LIMITED 191 581 TRUE POWER EARTHINGS PVT.LTD. 203
539 191
SUPER TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE 582 TRUECOM NETWORKS PRIVATE 204
540 LIMITED 191 LIMITED
541 SUPERHOUSE LIMITED 191 583 TURBO CAST (INDIA) PVT. LTD. 204
542 192
543 SURESH INDUSTRIES 192 584 TURBOTECH PRECISION 204
ENGINEERING PVT. LTD.
544 SWADESHI NIWAR MILLS 192 585 TVS SUNDARAM INDUSTRIES PVT 205
545 193 586 LTD 205
546 SWAPNIL NIRMANCHEM PVT LTD 193 587 TWIN TECH INDIA PVT. LTD. 205
547 193 588 205
SWASTIK OIL PRODUCTS MFG CO 589 UCAM PRIVATE LIMITED 206
548 NAVSARI 194 590 206
SWASTIKA METAL & ELECTRIC 591 UDKAM PROCESS EQUIPMENT INDIA 206
549 COMPANY 194 PVT. LTD.
550 SWATHI'S INDUSTRIES 194 592 UKB ELECTRONICS PRIVATE LIMITED 206
551 SYMTRONICS AUTOMATION PVT LTD 195 593 UMA TEXTILES 207
SYNERGY POWER CONTROLS PVT UNIFIED ELECTRO-TECH PVT LTD
LTD
SYNERGY TELECOM PVT LTD UNIMECH AEROSPACE &
MANUFACTURING PVT LTD
T&F INSULATIONS PVT LTD UNISTRING TECH SOLUTIONS
PRIVATE LIMITED
TAK TECHNOLOGIES PVT. LTD. UNITED COMPOSHEETS PRIVATE
LIMITED
TAMILNADU INDUSTRIAL UNIVERSAL ENGINEERING AND
INVESTMENT CORPORATION LTD MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY
TARANG KINETICS (P) LTD UNIVERSAL OPTICS
TATA AEROSPACE AND DEFENCE UNIVERSAL YARNS & TEX PVT LTD
TEAM D TECHNOLOGIES V V KAY MARINE PVT LTD.,
TECHERA ENGINEERING PRIVATE V3NOVUS PVT LTD
LIMITED
TECKNOWELD ALLOYS (OVERSEAS) VAL-MET ENGINEERING PVT LTD
PVT LTD
TELEKTRON (INDIA) VANDANA TRADING COMPANY
TELELEC HEATING EQUIPMENT PVT. VAR ELECTROCHEM PRIVATE
LTD. LIMITED
TEXMACO DEFENCE SYSTEMS VARANASI FAN INDUSTRIES PRIVATE
PRIVATE LIMITED LIMITED
VARDHAMAN EXPORTS
INDEX- Defence Manufacturing Industries
S.NO. NAME OF THE INDUSTRY PAGE S.NO. NAME OF THE INDUSTRY PAGE
NO. NO.
594 VDEAL SYSTEM PRIVAT ELIMITED 207 609 VISHWAKARMA MACHINE TOOLS 211
595 VEEKAY CONNECTORS PRIVATE 207 610 VORTEX SYSTEMS PRIVATE LIMITED 211
LIMITED 611 VRAJ ENGINEERS & CONSULTANTS 211
596 VEER-O-METALS PVT LTD 207 PVT. LTD.
597 VEKTRA ENGINEERING PVT. LTD 208 612 VTOL AVIATION INDIA PVT LTD 212
598 VERENSOL TECHNOLOGIES PVT. LTD. 208 613 WWW.IAMPSHZ.COM 212
599 VIDYUT YANTRA UDYOG 208 614 XSONI SYSTEMS PVT LTD 212
600 VIJAY SABRE SAFETY PVT. LTD. 208 615 YAQOOB TANNERS 212
601 VIJUTECH PRODUCTS 209 615 YAQOOB TANNERS 212
602 VIKURA INDUSTRIES 209 616 YEOMAN MARINE SERVICES PVT LTD 213
603 VIN CORPORATION 209 617 YOUNGMAN MANUFACTURING INDIA 213
604 VINIR ENGINEERING PVT LTD 209 PVT LTD.
605 VINIT ELECTRONICS AND 210 618 ZEN TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED 214
ELECTRICALS 619 ZENITH INDUSTRIAL RUBBER 214
606 VINOVE KITCHENWARES 210 PRODUCTS PVT LTD
607 VIRAJ SYNTEX PVT LIMITED 210 620 ZEONICS SYSTECH DEFENCE & 214
608 VISHWA TRADERS 210 AEROSPACE ENGINEERS PVT. LTD.
INDEX- Defence Service Organizations
S.NO. NAME OF THE INDUSTRY PAGE S.NO. NAME OF THE INDUSTRY PAGE
NO. NO.
1 3D CONCEPT ANALYSIS AND 217 46 CHAURASIYA ENTERPRISES 231
DEVELOPMENT (I) PVT. LTD., 231
217 47 CLIMATIZERS ENGINEERS AND
2 3S ENGINEERING 217 CONTRACTORS 231
3 A M INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISE 218 232
4 A S SALES AND SERVICES 218 48 CONTINENTAL SERVICES 232
5 AAMSTECH SOLUTIONS 218
6 AARJAY INTERNATIONAL PRIVATE 49 CONVERGENT SYSTEMS AND SOLUTIONS 232
219 232
LIMITED 219 50 DEFENCE INDUSTRY CONSULTANT 233
7 ABM SALES 219 SERVICES
8 ACCESSION TECHNOLOGIES 233
9 ACCORD SOFTWARE AND SYSTEMS 220 51 DELTRONIC MARKETING CORPORATION 233
220
PRIVATE LIMITED 220 52 DIESEL GEN SERVICES 234
10 ACCULYTICS CHEMICALS PVT LTD 221 234
11 ACE AEROSPACE TOOLING & SYSTEMS 53 DIGITAL AGENTS INTERACTIVE PRIVATE
12 ACE DESIGNERS LTD. 221 LIMITED 234
13 ADVANCE INSTRUMENTATION N 221 234
221 54 DIGITAL DESIGN SOLUTIONS 235
CONTROL SYSTEMS 222 235
14 AHUJA CORPORATION PVT. LRD. 222 55 DIGITECH ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS PVT 235
15 AKASH ENTERPRISE 222 LTD 235
16 ALDRICH INDIA 222 236
17 ALKANCE TECHNOLOGIES LLP 223 56 DP SAFEGUARD PVT LTD 236
18 ALLTRONIX INTERNATIONAL INC 223 236
19 AMBEKRUPA TRANSPORT SERVICE 223 57 DRONIX TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE
20 AMIT ENTERPRISES 224 LIMITED 236
21 ANDA TELECOM PVT. LTD 224 237
22 APEX COMNET PVT LTD 224 58 DSP TECHNOLOGIES 237
23 APLAB LIMITED
24 APPLIED DESIGNS AND TECHNOLOGY 225 59 EBCO PVT LTD 237
25 APS-ASB PRIVATE LIMITTED 225 238
26 AQUALIGHT HOME APPLIANCE PRIVATE 225 60 ECOEARTH SOLUTIONS OPC PVT LTD 238
226
LIMITED 61 EFFULGENT BR RESOURCES LLP 238
27 AQUATIC FREIGHTS PVT LTD 226 238
28 AROHA SYSTEMS 226 62 ELECTROCHEM PLATING PVT. LTD.
29 ASSOCIATED TECHNOLOGIES 226 239
30 AVALON TECHNOLOGY AND SERVICE 227 63 ELECTROWORLD
227 239
PVT LTD 227 64 EMI SOLUTIONS PVT LTD 239
31 BAE HAL SOFTWARE LTD. 228 240
32 BASE PROJECTS AND SERVICES 228 65 ESPIEM ENGINES & MACHINES PVT LTD
33 BDI INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED 240
34 BHARAT ENGINEERING SERVICES 228 66 FLUIDMECH SOLUTIONS PRIVATE 240
35 BHARIJ FABRICATORS LIMITED 241
36 BHATIA TOOLS AND TECHNOLOGY 229 241
37 BLYTH METALS INDIA PVT LTD 229 67 FUSION ENGINEERIC
38 BNN COMMUNICATION ENGINEERS PVT. 229 241
68 GEMNI ELECTRO CORPORATION 241
LTD 230 242
39 BOMBAY TOOLS SUPPLYING AGENCY PVT 230 69 GEO INFORMATICS CONSULTANTS PVT.
230 LTD. 242
LIMITED 242
40 BRIGHT HARDWARE MART 70 GLOBAL ELECTRONICS
41 BRIJ SYSTEMS LIMITED
42 BUREAU VERITAS (INDIA) PRIVATE 71 GLOBAL FIRE SERVICES
LIMITED 72 GREENLEAF IT CONSULTING PRIVATE
43 BURHANI TOOLS AND HARDWARE MART LIMITED
44 CARRIL SOLUTIONS PRIVATE LTD.
45 CHANDAN STEEL WORLD 73 HANSA TRADERS
74 HANSRAJ SYSTEMS AND TRADES PVT
LTD
75 HELIOS TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE
LIMITED
76 HIGH POWER TECHNOLOGIES
77 HILTEX INDUSTRIAL FABRICS PVT LTD
78 HITECH INFRAVENTURES PRIVATE
LIMITED
79 HORIZON
80 HYBRID ELECTRONICS CORPORATION
81 HYTEK PRECISION INSTRUMENTS
82 IDIS SECURITATEM SOLUTIONES PVT
LTD
83 IIC TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED
84 INDOTECH GLOBAL SYSTEMS
85 INETEST TECHNOLOGIES INDIA PRIVATE
LIMITED
86 INNOVATE ELECTRONICS
87 INTEGRATED ELECTRONICS
INDEX- Defence Service Organizations
S.NO. NAME OF THE INDUSTRY PAGE S.NO. NAME OF THE INDUSTRY PAGE
NO. NO.
88 INTENSITY GLOBAL TECHNOLOGIES PVT. 242 129 RESURGENT AV INTGERATORS PVT LTD. 253
LTD. 130 RK TELESYSTEM PRIVATE LIMITED 253
243 130 RK TELESYSTEM PRIVATE LIMITED 253
89 ISHWAR RAJ SOLUTIONS 243 131 S N GUPTA AND ASSOCIATES 254
90 IVS SOFTWARE 243 132 SAI KRIPA TECHNOCRAFTS, LUCKNOW 254
91 J. D. VENTURE 243 133 SCICUS INTERNATIONAL 254
92 JAINSONS INDIA 244 134 SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH INSTRUMENTS 255
93 KHALSA MOTOR FAB 244
94 KHUSHBOO SCIENTIFIC PVT. LTD. 244 COMPANY PRIVATE LIMITED 255
95 KUMAR ENTERPRISES 244 135 SHREE RAMA IMPEX 255
96 LAXMI STEEL 245 136 SHREYA QUALITY SERVICES 255
97 LOMASH SLURRYTECH PRIVATE 137 SHRI BHUVANESHWARI ENTERPRISES 255
245 138 SIENNAECAD TECHNOLOGIES PVT.LTD 256
LIMITED 245 139 SOLCELLS ENERGY 256
98 MAHABIR MACHINERY TOOLS 245 140 SPACE OFFICE SYSTEMS I PVT LTD. 256
99 MAURYANS INDUSTRIES 246 141 SPECTRA INNOVATIONS INDIA PVT LTD 256
100 MECTRONICS MARKETING SERVICES 246 142 SPI ENGINEERS PVT. LTD. 257
101 MEL SYSTEMS AND SERVICES LIMITED 246 143 STAR INTERNATIONAL PVT. LTD. 257
102 MESSUNG GLOBAL CONNECT PVT. LTD. 247 144 STEAM AIRETRIC CONTROLS 257
103 MK AGENCIES 247 145 STEEL CARRIERS INFRASTRUCTURE PVT
104 MPS MANAGEMENT SERVICES 247 258
105 MY MONEY MANTRA 247 LTD 258
106 NADA EXIM & TRADE SERVICES 247 146 SUDARRSHAN TECH SERVICES 258
107 NAVIO SHIPPING PVT. LTD 248 147 SUMMIT TECHNODYNE PVT. LTD. 258
108 NECO DEFENCE SYSTEMS LIMITED 248 148 SUN MOON POWER
109 NILKAMAL LIMITED 248 149 SUPREME COMPONENTS 259
110 NMTRONICS INDIA PVT. LTD 248 259
111 NOVABOND 248 INTERNATIONAL 259
112 OM STATIONER 249 150 SWAPNIL SOFT PRIVATE LIMITED 259
113 PACE TECHNOLOGIES 249 151 SYNDICATE INDUSTRIAL SERVICES 260
114 PACHHAT VARG VIKAS MANDAL. 152 TECH MECH INTERNATIONAL PVT. LTD. 260
115 PAMPOSH MARKETING & PROJECTS (P) 249 153 TEJAL ENTERPRISE 260
250 154 TELMA SOLUTIONS
LTD. 250 155 THE SIGMA ENTERPRISES 260
116 PAN INDIA CONSULTANTS PVT. LTD 250 156 TRI PARULEX FIRE PROTECTION 261
117 PARSAN OVERSEAS PRIVATE LIMITED 250 261
118 PASUPATI SALES & SERVICES PVT LTD SYSTEMS 261
119 PELICAN SPARES CO 251 157 TRIMOS INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED 261
120 PMC CORPORATION (HOUSE OF 158 TUV INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED
251 159 UPICO SAFETY ARC PVT LTD 262
ALUMINIUM AND ITS ALLOYS) 251 160 URS CERTIFICATION LTD 262
121 POWER TOOLS & INDUSTRIAL 252 161 UTTAR BHARAT SOLAR SOLUTIONS PVT. 262
252
CORPORATION 252 LTD. 262
122 PS BEDI & CO. PVT. LTD. 162 VASUNDHARA ASSOCIATES
123 PUNE INSTRUMENTATION PVT. LTD. 252 163 XICON INTERNATIONAL LTD.
124 QNU LABS 252 164 ZEBEC MARINE CONSULTANTS &
125 RADIANT WELD SOLUTIONS
126 RAJARAJESHEARI BUSINESS SERVICES PVT. LTD.
165 ZEUS NUMERIX PVT LTD
CONSULTANTS
127 RAJESH BEARING PRIVATE LIMITED
128 RDK TECH SOLUTION INDIA PVT. LTD.
INDEX- Defence Support Organizations
S.NO. NAME OF THE INDUSTRY PAGE
NO.
1 AAS ADVISERS PRIVATE LIMITED 265
2 AEROSUN MEDIA PVT LTD 265
3 AKASH MEDIA 265
4 AKGEC SKILLS FOUNDATION 265
5 AMITABH DEVA 266
6 ARUN KUMAR MISHRA 266
7 AUTOMOTIVE RESEARCH ASSOCIATION OF INDIA 266
8 BRIG ASHIS BHATTACHARYYA (RETD) 266
9 CDAC 266
10 CHANAKYA AEROSPACE, DEFENCE & MARITIME REVIEW, 267
11 COMBUSTION RESEARCH ASSOCIATES 267
12 COMPASS COMMUNICATIONS 267
13 CONTINUAL IMPROVEMENT FIRM 267
14 CRANES VARSITY - EMBEDDED SYSTEM, IOT, VLSI TRAINING INSTITUTE 267
15 DGAQA 268
16 DMSRDE, KANPUR 268
17 DR ASHOK RANJAN DRDO HIGH PERFORMANCE CERAMICS 268
18 DR M.G.R EDUCATIONAL AND RESEARCH INSTITUTE, MADURAVOYAL, 268
CHENNAI
19 FORCE NEWSMAGAZINE 269
20 IMR MEDIA PVT LTD 269
21 INDIAN INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION 269
22 INTERNATIONAL POLICE EXPO & INDIA HOMELAND SECURITY EXPO 269
23 IRCLASS SYSTEMS & SOLUTIONS PVT. LTD. 270
24 NEWSEYE MEDIA PRIVATE LIMITED 270
25 OPTIMIZED SOLUTIONS LIMITED 270
26 TAMILNADU SMALL INDUSTRIES DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LTD 270
27 THE SOCIETY FOR AEROSPACE STUDIES 270
INDEX- Defence Testing Facilities
S.NO. NAME OF THE INDUSTRY PAGE 31 DEFENCE METALLURGICAL RESEARCH 283
NO. S.NO. LABORATORY (DMRL)
1 ADVANCED CENTRE FOR ENERGETIC 273 NAME OF THE INDUSTRY PAGE
MATERIALS (ACEM) 273 NO.
273 32 DEFENCE RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT 283
2 ADVANCED NUMERICAL RESEARCH AND 273 LABORATORY (DRDL)
ANALYSIS GROUP (ANURAG) 274 284
274 33 DEFENCE RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT
3 ADVANCED SYSTEMS LABORATORY (ASL) 274 ESTABLISHMENT (DRDE) 284
275 284
4 AERIAL DELIVERY RESEARCH AND 275 34 DEFENCE RESEARCH LABORATORY (DRL)
DEVELOPMENT ESTABLISHMENT (ADRDE) 275 285
276 35 DEFENCE SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION &
5 AERONAUTICAL DEVELOPMENT 276 DOCUMENTATION CENTRE (DESIDOC) 285
ESTABLISHMENT (ADE 277
277 36 DEFENCE TERRAIN RESEARCH 285
6 ARMAMENT RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT 277 LABORATORY (DTRL).
ESTABLISHMENT (ARDE) 278 286
278 37 DRDO YOUNG SCIENTIST LABORATORY
7 CENTRE FOR AIR BORNE SYSTEM (CABS) 279 (DYSL-CT) 286
279
8 CENTRE FOR ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & 280 38 ELECTRONICS & RADAR DEVELOPMENT 286
ROBOTICS (CAIR) 280 ESTABLISHMENT (LRDE)
280 287
9 CENTRE FOR FIRE, EXPLOSIVE AND 281 39 GAS TURBINE RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT
ENVIRONMENT SAFETY (CFEES) 281 (GTRE) 287
281
10 CENTRE FOR MILITARY AIRWORTHINESS 282 40 HIGH ENERGY MATERIALS RESEARCH 287
AND CERTIFICATION (CEMILAC) 282 LABORATORY (HEMRL)
282 288
11 CENTRE FOR PERSONNEL TALENT 283 41 INSTITUTE FOR SYSTEMS STUDIES & 288
MANAGEMENT (CEPTAM) 283 ANALYSES (ISSA)
288
12 CIPET:IPT LUCKNOW 42 INSTITUTE OF NUCLEAR MEDICINE &
ALLIED SCIENCES (INMAS) 289
13 COMBAT VEHICLES RESEARCH &
DEVELOPMENT ESTABLISHMENT (CVRDE) 43 INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 289
MANAGEMENT (ITM)
14 CONTROLLERATE OF QUALITY ASSURANCE 289
( GENERAL STORES) 44 INSTRUMENTS RESEARCH &
DEVELOPMENT ESTABLISHMENT (IRDE) 289
15 CONTROLLERATE OF QUALITY ASSURANCE
(MATERIALS), DRUGS TEST HOUSE 45 INTEGRATED TEST RANGE (ITR) 290
290
16 CONTROLLERATE OF QUALITY ASSURANCE 46 LASER SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY CENTRE 290
(MILITARY EXPLOSIVES) (LASTEC) 291
291
17 CONTROLLERATE OF QUALITY ASSURANCE 47 MICROWAVE TUBE RESEARCH & 291
(PETROLEUM PRODUCTS) DEVELOPMENT CENTRE (MTRDC) 291
292
18 CONTROLLERATE OF QUALITY ASSURANCE 48 NAVAL MATERIALS RESEARCH 292
(TEXTILE & CLOTHING) LABORATORY (NMRL) 292
19 DATASOL INNOVATIVE LABS 49 NAVAL PHYSICAL & OCEANOGRAPHIC
LABORATORY (NPOL)
20 DEFENCE AVIONICS RESEARCH
ESTABLISHMENT (DARE) 50 NAVAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGICAL
LABORATORY (NSTL)
21 DEFENCE BIO-ENGINEERING & ELECTRO
MEDICAL LABORATORY (DEBEL) 51 PROOF & EXPERIMENTAL ESTABLISHMENT
(PXE)
22 DEFENCE ELECTRONICS APPLICATION
LABORATORY (DEAL 52 RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
ESTABLISHMENT (ENGRS.)
23 DEFENCE ELECTRONICS RESEARCH
LABORATORY (DLRL) 53 RESEARCH CENTRE IMARAT (RCI)
24 DEFENCE FOOD RESEARCH LABORATORY 54 SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS GROUP (SAG)
(DFRL)
55 SNOW & AVALANCHE STUDY ESTT (SASE)
25 DEFENCE INSTITUTE OF BIO-ENERGY
RESEARCH (DIBER) 56 SOLID STATE PHYSICS LABORATORY (SSPL)
26 DEFENCE INSTITUTE OF HIGH ALTITUDE 57 SQAE (GS), KOLKATA LABORATORIES
RESEARCH (DIHAR)
58 SQAE(GS), CHENNAI LABORATORIES
27 DEFENCE INSTITUTE OF PHYSIOLOGY &
ALLIED SCIENCES (DIPAS) 59 SQAE(GS), MUMBAI LABORATORIES
28 DEFENCE INSTITUTE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL 60 TERMINAL BALLISTICS RESEARCH
RESEARCH (DIPR) LABORATORY (TBRL)
29 DEFENCE LABORATORY JODHPUR (DLJ) 61 VEHICLE RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT
ESTABLISHMENT (VRDE)
30 DEFENCE MATERIALS AND STORES
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
ESTABLISHMENT (DMSRDE)
DEFENCE
MANUFACTURING
INDUSTRIES
(33-214)
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[A] Defence Manufacturing Industries
3D PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PRIVATE Registered with: Bharat Electronics, ISRO
LIMITED Major customers: Bharat Electronics, Centum
Electronics Bangalore, Zreyah Semiconductors Pvt Ltd
Brief Profile: To address and exceed the industry's Quality Assurance/other Certification(s): ISO 9001
exact demands takes innovation of a different kind. The CERTIFIED
kind that comes naturally to pioneers who had to beat Any other information: Offer services with
out their own trail to success. With 20 years of Manufacturing by using customer supplied parts/ and
experience, expertise and abilities stem from knowledge also as a turnkey Manufacture of the products as per the
that's been developed and nurtured from the very first customer design/ requirements.
principles of the technology.
Address: B2, KSSIDC Industrial Area, Phase II, 3R FRP COMPOSITES
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
Email ID: [email protected] Brief Profile: Manufacturing and Trading 0f FRP
Website: https://www.3dpd.net Automobile Components, FRP Porta Cabin, FRP
Contact Person: Anand Prabhu- VP Engineering components, FRP Construction
Contact Number: 8027848275 Components, FRP Boats, PP FRP Tanks Fabrication
Nature of Business: Manufacturing and FRP Motor Covers.
Industry Type: Private Limited Address: Registered Office: A-5/10, Kunal Garden,
Registered with: DPSU S.No.265/5, Pimpri-Chinchwad Link Road, Opp.
Gawade Petrol Pump, Chinchwad, Pune-411033(MH).
3D TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTD Factory Address: Gat No.1611/1, Patil Nagar Main
Dehu- Alandhi, Pune, Maharashtra, 411033, India
Brief Profile: Offering Electronic Manufacturing Email ID: [email protected]
services and turnkey solutions on product development/ Website: www.3rfrpcomposites.com
PCB design / PCB re-engineering, box build solutions. Contact Person: Mr. R. Y. Bhosale- Managing
Also offer, PCB assemblies, cable harness, bga Director
assembly, bga rework services, bga removal reballing Contact Number: 9225604001
services, box assemblies/ product assemblies as per the Email ID: [email protected]
customer requirements. Contact Person: Mr.C.P.Ratnakumar- Partner
Address: f-11, 2nd floor, KSSIDC Multistorie 5th Contact Number: 9011764510
Cross, Peenya Istage, Bangalore, Karnataka, 560058, Email ID: [email protected]
India Contact Person: Mrs.J.P.Mistry- Partner
Email ID: [email protected] Email ID: [email protected]
Contact Person: G Lakshminarayana- MD Contact Number: 9130064281
Contact Number: 9845039240 Nature of Business: Manufacturing
Contact Person: S. K Eswaran- Manager Industry Type: Partnership
Manufacturing and Business Development Registered with: Bharat Electronics Limited
Email ID: [email protected] Major customers: Bharat Electronics Limited,
Nature of Business: Manufacturing Mahindra & Mahindra Limited, C.G.Power and
Industry Type: Private Limited Industrial Solutions Limited., Thermax Limited, Banco
Products India Limited
Quality Assurance/other Certification(s): ISO
Certificate
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