Indian Army Hydraulic Jack & Tool Storage Tender 2025: 10 Ton Hydraulic Jack with Pipe & Oil Tank, 5-Drawer Almirah, 7m Fuel Pipe, Injection Testing Cabin, Rubber Sheet 8x4

Tender Overview

The Indian Army (Department of Military Affairs) seeks procurement of multiple equipment sets: a 10 ton hydraulic jack with pipe and oil tank, a 5-drawer tool storage almirah, a 7 meter fuel pipe with air gun, a cabin for injection testing assembly, and rubber sheets sized 8x4 feet. The scope encompasses Supply, Installation, Testing and Commissioning of these goods. Inspection may be conducted by the vendor (pre-dispatch) or by the consignee site (post-receipt). No stated estimated value or EMD is provided. The tender focuses on essential military workshop and testing equipment, with a single consolidated procurement for five item categories. Unique aspects include combined delivery of diverse items, potential on-site acceptance testing, and inclusion of installation services. This opportunity is positioned under government procurement channels for defense equipment in 2025, with a requirement to meet integration and commissioning needs at the Indian Army’s workshop facilities.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Items cover: 10 ton hydraulic jack with pipe and oil tank, 5-drawer tool storage almirah, fuel pipe 7 m long with air gun, injection testing cabin, and rubber sheets 8x4 feet.
• Scope includes: Supply, Installation, Testing and Commissioning; installation support may be required as part of the bid.
• Inspection modalities: Vendor pre-dispatch inspection or Consignee post-receipt inspection.
• No explicit performance specs, dimensions, or standards are provided in the data; bidders should align the design and build to typical 10-ton hydraulic jacks, standard 7 m fuel piping, and industry-standard rubber sheet dimensions.
• Ensure compatibility with workshop environments and safe handling requirements for military applications.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• Scope includes: Supply, Installation, Testing and Commissioning of all five items.
• Inspection options: vendor or consignee site; pre-dispatch (vendor) or post-receipt (consignee) as applicable.
• No EMD amount or payment schedule is disclosed in the provided data; bidders should anticipate standard government procurement practices for defense equipment.
• As this data lacks explicit delivery timelines, warranty terms, or eligibility criteria, bidders should prepare to fulfill typical Indian Army tender prerequisites, including security clearances, vendor registration, and calibration/quality documentation to support installation and commissioning activities.