Tender Overview
The procurement by Hqids of the Department Of Military Affairs covers a broad range of office supplies and small equipment, including binder clips, ledger covers, envelopes, paper cutters, highlighters, tape, pens, erasers, rulers, staples, and related items. The BOQ comprises 50 items, with an estimated value not disclosed and no explicit EMD amount provided in the data. The contract permits quantity variations up to 25% during order placement and also mid-term, at contracted rates, with delivery timelines tied to the original delivery schedule and extended periods calculated as a function of quantity. This tender emphasizes supply of generic office stationery under uniform rates and standard packaging, with a focus on meeting the military department’s administrative supply needs.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- Product categories include: binder clips (small/medium), ledger covers/sheets, binding sheets, calling-bell cell batteries, punching machines, file tags, Fevicol tubes, Fevicol 500 ml, A4 envelopes, brown envelopes, paper cutters (small/medium), highlighters, glue sticks, register covers with unit logos, bin cards, photo paper, color flags, erasers, gel pens (blue/black/red), whiteboard markers (multiple colors), scissors (large/medium), talc sheets, Fevi Kwik, and related stationery.
- No explicit technical specs or standards are provided in the tender data; buyers will expect standard grade stationery meeting typical BIS/IS norms for office supplies.
- The terms emphasize a generic delivery framework and an option clause enabling quantity adjustments, with delivery commence from the last date of the original/extended order and minimum 30 days for additional time, subject to contract terms.
- The absence of itemized technical standards necessitates bidders to propose compliant alternatives with standard packaging and safety data where applicable.
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- EMD: Not disclosed in the data; bidders should anticipate statutory earnest money as per government procurement norms.
- Delivery: Delivery period tied to original delivery order; option-based quantity expansions require proportional time adjustments (minimum 30 days).
- Payment: No explicit terms stated; bidders should prepare for standard government procurement payment cycles (milestones on delivery or submission of invoices).
- Documents: Likely GST, PAN, experience certificates, financial statements, OEM authorizations, and technical bid documents; ensure readiness to submit typical T&C documents.
- Additional clause: Bidder must comply with the 25% option clause for quantity variation during and after the contract term.
