Indian Army Demolition and Debris Removal Tender 2026 India - 1982400 INR Estimated Value, EMD 99000, 50% Variation

Bidders must register on the GEM portal, upload all required documents (GST, PAN, past experience proofs, financials, EMD ₹99,000), and comply with ATC. The contract allows up to 50% variation in quantity or duration. Ensure past performance is verifiable via contract copies or execution certificates and submit any OEM authorizations if applicable.

Required documents include GST certificate, PAN, audited financial statements, past experience proofs (contract copies with invoices or execution certificates), EMD receipt for ₹99,000, technical bid documents, and OEM authorizations if required. Upload per Bid Document and Corrigendum instructions to ensure eligibility.

Eligibility hinges on demonstrated debris removal experience, ability to scale up to 50% more work, valid GST and PAN, and submission of past project documentation such as contracts or client release notes. Meeting ATC requirements is essential to avoid disqualification.

The buyer may increase or decrease the contract quantity or duration by up to 50% at contract issue and after, for lumpsum-based services with provider consent. Bidders must remain flexible and confirm acceptance during contract discussions.

The tender specifies an EMD of ₹99,000 and standard government payment processes post-award. Specific milestone-based payments are not detailed; bidders should await the final contract for schedule of payments and any advance or milestone terms.

Acceptable proofs include contract copies with invoices, client execution certificates, or third-party inspection notes confirming job completion and contract value. These documents validate experience for the debris removal scope and help meet eligibility criteria.

Submit through the GEM portal with all required technical bids and certificates as per ATC/Corrigendum. Ensure OEM authorizations are included if relevant, and all uploaded documents reflect current organizational credentials and project capabilities.

No explicit standards (e.g., ISI/ISO) are stated in the tender data. However, bidders must upload all certificates requested in the Bid Document, ATC, and Corrigendum, ensuring compliance with organizational expectations and past performance documentation.