Indian Army Tea CTC (V2) Defence Tender Jabalpur Madhya Pradesh 2026 - Conformity & Packaging Standards

Tender Overview

Organization: Indian Army, Department of Military Affairs, procuring Tea CTC (V2) for a defence context in JABALPUR, MADHYA PRADESH. Tender data notes conformity to governing specs and packaging/marking requirements, with a 50% quantity option and extended delivery logic. No BOQ items listed, implying limited or placeholder scope. Key differentiator is the explicit option clause allowing quantity fluctuation up to 50%, at contracted rates, and a defined delivery time framework. The procurement appears to emphasize packaging content and labeling precision, aligning with regulated packaging norms for defence tea supplies. Unique terms include the option-based delivery extension and a need to adhere to governing specifications. This tender highlights a structured variability in demand while imposing strict conformity and packaging controls for secure, defence-grade supply.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Category: Conformity to Governing Specifications/Technical Requirements
• Category: Packaging and Marking – Net Content of each Packet/ Type of Packaging
• Delivery framework: quantity may be increased up to 50% of bid quantity at placement; extended delivery period calculated as (Increased quantity ÷ Original quantity) × Original delivery period, with a minimum of 30 days; extension allowed during currency at contracted rates
• BOQ: Total Items = 0 (no defined line items)
• Delivery start point not specified; ATC doc referenced for bidder terms; language suggests standard procurement for tea with defence-grade packaging standards.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• Option Clause: Purchaser may adjust quantity by up to 50% at order and during contract currency
• Delivery period mechanics: begins from last date of original delivery order; minimum extension of 30 days; extension may continue up to original delivery period during option exercise
• EMD: not disclosed in data; bidders should expect standard EMD submission per ATC
• ATC document will specify further terms; bidders must comply with these conditions
• BOQ absence indicates potential reliance on governing specifications and packaging standards rather than itemized quantities