Tender Overview
The Indian Army (Department Of Military Affairs) seeks to procure a diverse set of spices including RED CHILLI POWDER, MUSTARD, TURMERIC POWDER, TAMARIND, BLACK PEPPER, CLOVE, CORIANDER POWDER, CARDAMOM, and CUMIN SEED. The scope covers Supply, Installation, Testing, Commissioning of goods, plus training of operators and providing any required statutory clearances. The tender uses a flexible quantity approach, allowing up to 25% variation in ordered quantity during and after award, subject to contract terms. The contract requires inclusion of all cost components in the bid and aligns with a multi-item spice procurement for defense logistics. Unique aspects include the option clause and the referenced sample/inspection language for related categories.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- Scope of supply includes: Supply, Installation, Testing, Commissioning of spices, and operator training.
- Delivery window mechanics commence from the last date of the original delivery order; any extended period follows the standard formula: (Increased quantity รท Original quantity) ร Original delivery period, with a minimum of 30 days.
- Option clause permits up to 25% quantity increase during currency at contracted rates; extension considerations apply as per terms.
- For certain categories, a pre-dispatch inspection/Reference Sample mechanism is referenced, with sample lots identified and sealed by the Agency.
- The bid must include all cost components (supply, installation, testing, commissioning, training, and statutory clearances if any).
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- Delivery terms include potential quantity expansion up to 25% and extended delivery as per option clause.
- Scope of supply includes: supply, installation, testing, commissioning, operator training, and statutory clearances if required.
- The tender references a pre-dispatch sample/inspection protocol for some clothing items, suggesting reference samples may be retained as part of the delivered quantity.
- Bidders must comply with all stated terms, including delivery calculations, and ensure the bid price covers all cost components.
- No specific EMD, value, or date details are provided in the data, but bidders should prepare typical defense procurement documentation per T&C guidelines.