Tender Overview
The Indian Army under the Department of Military Affairs invites submissions for the supply of goods including multiple automotive components for the Marksman and Rakshak Plus platforms. Items cover a range of parts such as rear universal joints, fuel filter assemblies, clutch master cylinders, rear brake pads, suspension clamps, mud flaps, rear door locks, and high-pressure injector lines for MPVs. The scope is strictly supply-only, with delivery to the specified military address in Shopian. Bidder documents required include PAN, GSTIN, cancelled cheque, and EFT mandate, along with an End User Certificate in the buyer format and a non-disclosure declaration. This tender emphasizes quantity flexibility under an option clause up to 25% and delivery timing linked to the original delivery schedule.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- Product categories: Marksman compatibility parts, including rear universal joint, fuel filter assembly, clutch master cylinder, rear brake pad, suspension clamp, mud flap, rear door lock, and high-pressure injector line for MPV.
- Delivery location: 20 RR Bn (DOGRA) Zooramanloo (Shopian).
- Scope: Supply of Goods only; installation, if covered, to be as per contract.
- Mandatory bidder prerequisites: PAN, GSTIN, Cancelled Cheque, EFT Mandate; End User Certificate in Buyer’s format; Non-Disclosure on bid letterhead.
- Option clause: quantity may increase or decrease by up to 25% at contract, with delivery extensions calculated as (Additional quantity / Original quantity) Ă— Original delivery period, minimum 30 days.
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- EMD and payment terms are not detailed in the provided data; bidders must prepare standard government norms.
- Delivery is contingent on the option clause, with extensions allowed during the contract period.
- Documentation to accompany bid includes: PAN, GSTIN, cancelled cheque, EFT mandate, End User Certificate, and NDA.
- The buyer reserves the right to adjust quantities by up to 25% during and after award.
- End User Certificate must follow the buyer’s standard format; NDA must be on bidder’s letterhead.
- Since no dates or values are specified, bidders should seek formal clarifications on EMD, payment schedule, and delivery milestones.
