Indian Army Hand Brake & ALS Components Tender Kupwara Jammu & Kashmir 2026

Tender Overview

The procurement is issued by the Indian Army (Department of Military Affairs) for a bundle of ALS and TATA/hand brake related components, located in Kupwara, Jammu & Kashmir 193221. The estimated contract value is ₹66,700.00 with a 12-item BoQ indicating parts like Hand brake assy ALS, Cabin shocker absorber ALS, Push button ALS, Warning lamp WB, Knuckle bearing ALS/TATA, and Wind shield glass TATA. The buyer reserves a 25% quantity option during contract placement and also within the contracted period, using rates agreed initially. Bidders should prepare for flexible delivery windows and adherence to the extended delivery methodology. This tender may emphasize genuine OEM or aftermarket parts that satisfy the listed ALS and TATA component scope while maintaining supply chain reliability for military equipment. The unique clause on option quantity helps bidders forecast production planning and risk management in a constrained procurement environment.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Product category includes: Hand brake assy ALS, Cabin shocker absorber ALS, Push button ALS, Warning lamp WB, Pipe jointer ALS, Brake shoe assy ALS, Fuel return pipe ALS, U clip ALS, Knuckle bearing ALS/TATA, Wind shield glass TATA, Gear lever knob TATA.
• No explicit technical specifications provided in the tender data; the BoQ lists 12 items, indicating multi-component supply, likely OEM-aligned or equivalent quality parts consistent with military equipment.
• Key delivery terms: minimum delivery window and the option to extend delivery time per the clause, with a minimum of 30 days for any added time.
• Estimated value signals a small-scale supply contract, suggesting bidders should prepare competitive pricing and verify stock availability for 12 item categories.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• Quantity option: Purchaser may increase/decrease quantity up to 25% of bid quantity at contract placement and during the currency of the contract.
• Delivery timeline: The extension time is calculated as (Increased quantity ÷ Original quantity) × Original delivery period, subject to a minimum of 30 days.
• Delivery period can be extended up to the original duration; bidders must comply with this option clause.
• EMD and specific submission documents are implied by standard defence tenders; bidders should anticipate verification of OEM authorization and warranty/support terms as typical for military equipment tenders.
• Location-specific compliance: items must be suitable for use in the Indian Army supply chain and meet safety and reliability expectations for ALS and TATA component families.