Indo Tibetan Border Police Exterior & Interior Wall Painting Tender Gangtok 2026 - IS 550/AAA TRTL Standards Managed by ITBP

Tender Overview

The Indo Tibetan Border Police (itbp), under the Central Armed Police Forces, seeks professional painting services for exterior and interior walls. The procurement is valued at approximately ₹9,00,000 with an EMD of ₹18,000. Location details point to Gangtok, aligning with_ITBP operations_. The scope covers wall painting across multiple surfaces, with emphasis on clean execution and service reliability. The tender allows a bid quantity/duration adjustment up to 50% and permits lumpsum scope expansion with service-provider consent. Bidders should prepare to demonstrate past painting work and provide relevant certifications to meet ITBP standards.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Product/service: Professional painting service for walls (exterior and interior)
• Quantity/Value: Estimated value ₹9,00,000; EMD ₹18,000; 50% quantity/duration adjustment allowed
• Location: Gangtok, Sikkim (payable to Commandant, 13th BN, ITBP Force) with hardcopy delivery within 5 days of bid end/opening
• Experience: Proof required via contract copies, client execution certificates, or equivalent documents
• EMD formats accepted: DD, FDR, or Banker’s Cheque payable to ITBP; delivery of hardcopy within 5 days
• Compliance: Upload all certificates as per ATC; non-submission leads to rejection; past-project proof must be verifiable
• No technical specs provided in tender; bidders must align with wall painting standards and ITBP expectations
• References to 13th BN ITBPForce indicate site-specific security procurement considerations

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD options: DD (Gangtok), FDR pledged to COMMANDANT, 13TH BN, ITBP FORCE (Gangtok), or Banker’s Cheque (Gangtok); scanned proof required with bid and hardcopy within 5 days
• Bidder financial health: no liquidation or bankruptcy; uploading a corresponding undertaking
• Past experience: acceptable proofs include contract copies with invoices, client execution certificates, or third-party notes
• Documentation: failure to upload required certificates/documentation results in rejection
• Quantity/duration: seller must accept up to 50% increases/decreases at contract issue or during execution; lump-sum scope changes permitted with consent
• ATC compliance: bidders must view ATC and corrigenda; non-compliance leads to bid rejection