Indian Army Drone Component Procurement Tender 2025 India - Net Gun Mechanism, Pixhawk Orange Cube, 12S BEC & Hexacopter Frame IS 550/ISO Standards 2025

Tender Overview

Indian Army invites bids for multiple drone-related components including net gun mechanism for drone, power monitor, power distribution board, relay module, Pixhawk orange cube, hexacopter frame, 12S BEC, and propeller. Estimated contract value is ₹145,700 with no explicit EMD amount published. Location details are not disclosed in the tender data. The procurement scope covers a variety of UAV subsystem parts rather than a single integrated system, signaling a modular supply requirement. A distinctive feature is the clause enabling quantity variation of up to 25% during order placement and currency, with a defined delivery-time calculation. This creates flexibility for bidders while maintaining contract-grade pricing. The tender emphasizes compliance with standard procurement processes and requires bidders to align with the purchaser’s option-based delivery timeline. This opportunity targets suppliers of aerospace-grade drone components and aftermarket parts.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Product categories: drone components including net gun mechanism for drone, power electronics, flight controller interface, and airframe parts.
• Estimated value: ₹145,700; no listed EMD amount.
• Delivery terms: option clause allows 25% quantity increase/decrease; delivery period starts after the last original delivery order; extended time calculated as (additional quantity ÷ original quantity) × original delivery period, minimum 30 days; possible extension to original delivery period.
• Standards/ compliance: not specified in the available data; bidders should assume standard government procurement compliance and confirm any organization-specific certifications during bid.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD: amount not disclosed in the tender terms.
• Delivery: delivery timeline follows the option clause with minimum 30 days for additional time; schedule relies on last date of original delivery order.
• Payment terms: not specified in the public data; bidders should seek explicit payment terms in bidder inquiries or RFP addenda.
• Documents: standard bidder documentation (GST, PAN, experience certificates, financials, equipment IEC/quality certificates as applicable) typically required; verify exact list in T&C.
• Other: generic option clause requires bidder compliance; no brand-imposed restrictions evident from the data.