Multifunctional Devices (Qty 12 nos) with buyback of CPCLs 12 nos of MFD
Chennai Petroleum Corporation Limited
Bid Publish Date
18-Feb-2026, 8:58 pm
Bid End Date
28-Feb-2026, 9:00 pm
Location
Progress
Quantity
1
Bid Type
Two Packet Bid
Indian Army, Department Of Military Affairs invites bids for a MULTIFUNCTIONAL DEVICE in Baramulla, Jammu & Kashmir (193101). The tender notes a flexible quantity policy with an option clause allowing ±25% quantity changes at contracted rates. No BOQ items are listed, and no specific product specifications are provided. The procurement context centers on secure, Army-grade multifunction devices with emphasis on adaptable delivery timelines and compliant bidding practices. The absence of explicit technical specs suggests bidders should anticipate a broad device category and align with standard government device procurement procedures. The tender leverages a straightforward delivery framework tied to original delivery timelines and potential expansion within contracted values, requiring robust supply readiness.
Product/service: Multifunctional Device
BOQ: 0 items listed; no explicit technical specs
Quantity flexibility: ±25% allowed during and after contract
Delivery logic: minimum 30 days for extended delivery period
Delivery start: from last date of original delivery order
ATC: Buyer uploaded ATC document; compliance implied
Standards: not explicitly specified; follow standard government procurement compliance
Option clause permits ±25% quantity variation at contract and during currency
Delivery period adjustments use a calculated formula with a 30-day minimum
ATC document exists; no explicit EMD/price details provided
Delivery starts after the original order's last delivery date; additional time calculated as (increase/original) × original delivery period, minimum 30 days
Purchaser may increase/decrease quantity by up to 25% at contracted rates during and after contract; delivery extensions follow the same policy
Buyer uploaded ATC document; vendors should review ATC for any compliance nuances
Experience in supplying similar multifunction devices or government-procured electronics
Ability to meet delivery timelines with scalable inventory
Compliance with standard government procurement processes and audit readiness
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ATC
GEM_GENERAL_TERMS_AND_CONDITIONS
Chennai Petroleum Corporation Limited
Indian Navy
Hqids
Indian Navy
MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA
Indian Army
GURDASPUR, PUNJAB
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GST registration certificate
Permanent Account Number (PAN) card
Experience certificates for similar multiservice equipment procurements
Financial statements or turnover proof
EMD/Security deposit documents (if applicable in ATC)
Technical bid documents demonstrating device category compliance
OEM authorization letters (if bidding as authorized resellers)
Any ATC-specific documents uploaded by the Buyer
Key insights about JAMMU AND KASHMIR tender market
Bidders should submit standard GST, PAN, and financial statements, along with an ATC-compliant technical bid. The tender permits ±25% quantity variation, so ensure production planning accounts for scalable orders. Review the ATC document uploaded by the Buyer and align with government procurement norms for delivery timelines.
Required submissions include GST certificate, PAN, experience certificates for similar devices, financial statements, EMD/surety if applicable, OEM authorizations, and the ATC-compliant technical bid. Prepare all documents before the submission deadline to avoid disqualification.
Delivery begins from the last date of the original delivery order; if quantity increases, additional time is calculated as (increased/original) × original delivery period, with a minimum of 30 days. The buyer may extend this up to the original delivery period.
The purchaser can alter the ordered quantity by ±25% at contracted rates during placement and currency. The extended delivery period follows the same calculation method and is subject to a 30-day minimum.
No explicit device specifications are provided in the tender data. Bidder should assume standard government device requirements and await ATC guidance; align with common multifunction device capabilities and security considerations.
No specific standards are named in the data. Vendors should anticipate compliance with general government procurement norms and the ATC document uploaded by the Buyer; ensure OEM authorization if bidding as a reseller.
The provided data does not specify payment terms. Bidders should prepare for traditional government terms (milestone-based payments or delivery-linked payments) and await explicit terms in the final ATC or contract.
The ATC document likely contains critical bid compliance details, including evaluation criteria, warranty expectations, and any additional technical or delivery conditions. Review it thoroughly to ensure full conformity during bid submission.
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Main Document
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ATC
GEM_GENERAL_TERMS_AND_CONDITIONS