Health Department Andaman & Nicobar Juice Glass-IS 1961 Tender 2025

Tender Overview

The Health Department Andaman & Nicobar invites suppliers to supply juice glasses under the IS 1961 design standard category. Estimated value is ₹7,500 for the initial scope, with no BOQ items listed. Location is the Andaman & Nicobar health jurisdiction, and the procurement focuses on the supply of a single-item product line described as juice glasses, with explicit design and dimensional attributes requested. A key differentiator is the explicit option clause allowing a 25% quantity variation, enabling flexible contract sizing, alongside a defined supply-only scope. The tender emphasizes packaging type and set composition as part of the product specification, with delivery timing linked to the original delivery order. Unique aspects include the detailed dimensional parameters and the option-based quantity adjustments within contract terms.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Product category: Juice Glass-IS 1961 (Q3) with design and material attributes
• Specification attributes: Shape, Colour, Material, Height, Capacity, Weight of single piece, Top Diameter (mm), Bottom Diameter (mm), Number of pieces per set, Packaging Type
• Dimension targets: Height, Capacity, Weight, Top/Bottom Diameter required for each glass
• Quality cues: Standards alignment in product design; IS 1961 compliance if applicable to glassware design
• Quantity context: No BOQ items provided; initial order value around ₹7,500; scope is strictly supply of goods
• Delivery scope: Delivery schedule linked to original and extended periods via option clause; delivery period calculation follows the formula provided in terms
• Branding/OEM: Not specified; focus on design/material/dimensions consistency

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD: Not specified in available data; bidders should verify at bidding stage
• Scope of supply: Only supply of goods; no installation or after-sales service included
• Option clause: Purchaser may increase/decrease quantity up to 25% during contract; delivery period adjusts accordingly
• Delivery terms: Delivery period begins from the last date of the original delivery order; minimum extension rules apply
• Payment terms: Not detailed in data; bidders should obtain terms during bid submission
• Documentation: Submissions must align with tender terms; GST/PAN and vendor credentials likely required
• Warranty/Penalties: Not specified; review terms at bid stage for any LD clauses