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Indian Army Kerosene Operates Air Heater Tender 2026 India – OEM After-Sales Support, 25% Quantity Variation

Bid Publish Date

22-Feb-2026, 7:40 am

Bid End Date

04-Mar-2026, 9:00 am

Progress

Issue22-Feb-2026, 7:40 am
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Quantity

3

Bid Type

Two Packet Bid

Key Highlights

  • Mandatory Malicious Code Certificate to prevent embedded malware in hardware/software
  • Imported products must have an India-based OEM/Authorized Seller for after-sales support
  • Quantity adjustment rights: ±25% during contract and currency, with minimum 30 days extra delivery
  • 48-hour demurrage at 0.5% of total contract value; destruction if not lifted within a month
  • Vendor-code qualification documents: PAN, GSTIN, Cancelled Cheque, EFT Mandate
  • Delivery timelines tied to last date of original order; extension mechanics defined

Categories 2

Tender Overview

The tender is issued by Indian Army under the Department Of Military Affairs for the procurement of a Kerosene Operates Air Heater. The BOQ shows no itemized quantities ('Total Items: 0'), but terms specify an option to adjust quantities by up to 25%, and delivery timelines tied to the original delivery period. Key compliance requirements include a Malicious Code Certificate, OEM/Authorized Seller in India for after‑sales support, and a structured vendor-code submission process including PAN Card, GSTIN, and Cancelled Cheque. The contract imposes demurrage charges for unlifted goods and mandates specific documentation for bid submission. Unique aspects include the imported-product clause and a robust post-award service expectation within India.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

  • No explicit technical specifications or performance metrics are provided in the tender data.
  • Clauses present cover compliance, vendor registration, and security assurances rather than product performance.
  • Critical terms to observe:
    • Option Clause: quantity may be increased/decreased by up to 25%; extended time calculated with a minimum of 30 days.
    • Malicious Code Certificate: mandatory declaration that hardware/software are free of embedded malicious code with IP/ copyright risk implications.
    • OEM Imported Products: if imported, OEM/Seller must have registered Indian office for after-sales service.
    • Demurrage: 0.5% of total contract value per day if items are not lifted within 48 hours; if not lifted within a month, items may be destroyed.
    • Vendor Code Creation Documents: PAN, GSTIN, Cancelled Cheque, EFT Mandate.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

  • EMD/Financial: Not specified in the data snippet; the terms emphasize bid‑level compliance and documentation rather than a stated EMD amount.
  • Delivery: Delivery period linked to last date of original delivery order; extended-time calculations apply with a minimum 30 days.
  • Payment Terms: Not explicitly stated in the provided data; the clause focuses on delivery and quantity variation.
  • Documentation:
    • PAN Card copy
    • GSTIN copy
    • Cancelled cheque copy
    • EFT Mandate certified by Bank
    • Malicious Code Certificate
    • OEM authorization/India-based service capability for imported items
  • Penalties/Behavior: Demurrage provision for non-lift; potential destruction of unlifted items after one month
  • Warranty/Support: Not explicitly defined in the data; OEM post-sales service is required for imported products
  • Eligibility: Must comply with option clause, submit vendor-code documents, and provide necessary certifications for software/hardware integrity and IPR compliance

Key Specifications

  • Kerosene Operates Air Heater (product category) with no explicit BOQ quantities disclosed

  • Option to increase/decrease quantity up to 25% of bid quantity and during currency at contracted rates

  • Demurrage: 0.5% of total contract value per day if items not lifted within 48 hours; destruction after one month

  • Imported items require Indian OEM/Authorized Seller with registered Indian office for after-sales service

  • Malicious Code Certificate required to certify absence of embedded malicious code

Terms & Conditions

  • Option Clause allows ±25% quantity variation with extended delivery time calculation

  • Mandatory Malicious Code Certificate and OEM service capability for imported products

  • 48-hour demurrage at 0.5% daily; potential item destruction after one month

Important Clauses

Payment Terms

Not explicitly detailed; emphasis on delivery, quantity variation, and documentation

Delivery Schedule

Delivery begins from the last date of original delivery order; extended period defined for option clause

Penalties/Liquidated Damages

Demurrage charges at 0.5% of contract value per day if undelivered; destruction after one month

Bidder Eligibility

  • Submit PAN and GSTIN, Cancelled Cheque, EFT Mandate certified by bank

  • Provide Malicious Code Certificate and IP/IPR risk acknowledgments

  • For imported items, demonstrate India-based OEM/Authorized Seller for after-sales support

Documents 4

GeM-Bidding-9026847.pdf

Main Document

Technical Specification/Buyer Specification Document

TECHNICAL

Buyer uploaded ATC document

ATC

GEM General Terms and Conditions Document

GEM_GENERAL_TERMS_AND_CONDITIONS

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Required Documents

1

PAN Card copy

2

GSTIN copy

3

Cancelled Cheque copy

4

EFT Mandate (certified by Bank)

5

Malicious Code Certificate

6

OEM authorization/Registered Indian service capability (for imported products)

Frequently Asked Questions

How to bid for Indian Army kerosene heater tender 2026 in India

Bidders should prepare PAN, GSTIN, Cancelled Cheque, and EFT Mandate, then upload a Malicious Code Certificate and OEM authorization for imported items. Ensure compliance with the ±25% quantity option and delivery-time calculations. Submit documentation for vendor-code creation alongside the product details and security assurances.

What documents are required for the kerosene heater tender bid in India Army

Required documents include PAN Card copy, GSTIN copy, Cancelled Cheque, EFT Mandate certified by bank, Malicious Code Certificate, and OEM authorization confirming Indian after-sales service for imported products. These must accompany the bid submission for vendor-code creation.

What are the delivery and quantity variation terms for this tender

The purchaser may vary bid quantity by up to 25%, with extended delivery time calculated as (Increase/Original) × Original period, minimum 30 days. Delivery begins after the last date of the original order, and the option can extend delivery within the contract duration.

What is the demurrage policy for unlifted kerosene heater items

Demurrage is 0.5% of total contract value per day if items are not lifted within 48 hours; if not lifted within a month, the items may be destroyed by the station board of officers with no claim admitted.

What is the Malicious Code Certificate requirement for this tender

Bidders must upload a certificate confirming no embedded malicious code that could inhibit function, damage equipment, or capture data. Breach through malware carries contract breach implications, IP/IPR risk acknowledgment, and potential disqualification.

Are imported heater products allowed and what service is required

Imported products require an OEM or authorized seller with a registered Indian office to provide after-sales service support in India. Submit an OEM authorization certificate demonstrating local service capability as part of the bid.

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