Tender Overview
The opportunity is issued by the Indian Army under the Department Of Military Affairs for the provision of Air Conditioner and associated works. Tender data shows no BOQ items and no explicit location details in the record, with an undefined start/end date and no stated estimated value or EMD. A key differentiator is the buyer-stipulated option clause enabling up to 25% quantity variation at contracted rates, demanding readiness to scale volumes during the contract term. This tender emphasizes flexible delivery timelines tied to the extended period rules and requires bidders to comply with the option clause mechanics. The procurement context centers on infrastructure refresh or maintenance involving cooling systems across unspecified sites, with emphasis on controlled pricing during fluctuation windows. The unusual absence of technical specs signals reliance on post-award specifications or OEM approvals to govern final equipment and works scope.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- No formal specifications provided in the tender record.
- Important derived terms include the 25% quantity variation option: owner may adjust ordered quantity up to 25% during contract, at the contracted rates.
- Delivery period rules: delivery starts from the last date of original delivery order; if extended, additional time is calculated as (Increase in quantity รท Original quantity) ร Original delivery period, with a minimum of 30 days; possible extension to the original delivery period.
- The BOQ lists zero items, indicating the technical scope may be clarified post-award or via standard Army air conditioning specifications.
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- EMD amount and exact financial terms are not disclosed in the tender metadata.
- The bid must comply with the option clause allowing up to 25% quantity variation during and after contract award.
- Delivery period mechanics are defined, including extension formulas and minimum days, requiring bidders to prepare for variable delivery schedules.
- No explicit mandatory documents, warranty terms, or post-award service levels are listed in the public record; bidders should await detailed T&Cs or corrigenda.
- Since BOQ contains zero items, bidders should expect itemized post-award releases or specification sheets to define the precise air conditioner models and associated works.