Tender Overview
Organization: Indian Army, Department Of Military Affairs. Procurement scope: central air conditioning system components including fuel on off cock, fan belt, power control contractor (contactor), gasket, and PCB board. Location: India (government procurement channel). Estimated value and EMD: not disclosed in the available data. Tender emphasizes a flexible quantity clause and delivery scheduling. A distinctive feature is the clause enabling up to 25% quantity variation at the contract rate, with proportional extension of delivery time. The tender is structured for multiple related AC spares under a common procurement umbrella, with a unified terms framework. A notable differentiator is the explicit option clause governing quantity adjustments during and after contract formation.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- Product categories: fuel on off cock, fan belt, power control contractor, gasket, PCB board (central AC system).
- No concrete performance metrics or technical standards are specified in the provided data; buyers may expect standard defence procurement vetting.
- BOQ: 5 items listed, but item details are marked as N/A, indicating incomplete tender data.
- Delivery concept: delivery period starts after the last date of the original delivery order; option to adjust delivery time based on increased quantity is defined by a formula: (Increased quantity รท Original quantity) ร Original delivery period with a minimum of 30 days.
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- Quantity variation right: Purchaser may increase/decrease by up to 25% of bid/contract quantity; extended delivery period applies under option terms.
- Delivery timing: the extended delivery time is computed using the specified formula and may extend up to the original delivery period.
- Compliance: bidders must comply with the option clause, and the delivery schedule alignment with last-date terms of the original order is required.
- Other terms: no explicit EMD value or payment terms are disclosed in the provided dataset; bidders should anticipate standard security deposit processes per department norms.