Indian Air Force CHAIN Tender Procurement 2025 - IAF Department of Military Affairs Supply Opportunity

Tender Overview

The opportunity is issued by the Indian Air Force under the Department of Military Affairs for a procurement described within the CHAIN category. Tender data shows no BOQ items and an absence of explicit itemized quantities or a defined estimated value. An ATC (Addendum/Terms) document has been uploaded by the buyer, indicating there are buyer-specific conditions to review before submission. The location and start/end dates are not disclosed, which necessitates direct consultation of the ATC file for precise bidding windows and geographic applicability. This tender’s uniqueness lies in its reliance on the uploaded ATC to interpret scope and compliance requirements for bidders.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• No explicit specifications are provided in the BOQ; therefore, bidders must rely on the uploaded ATC for technical expectations.
• The only explicit lead from the tender data is the organizational context: Indian Air Force, Department of Military Affairs, CHAIN category.
• Since no itemized quantities or standards are listed, bidders should prepare for a compliance-driven bid aligned to the ATC and any ancillary government procurement norms. Ensure readiness to engage with security and military procurement processes, including document verification and possible OEM involvement if required by ATC.
• Potentially relevant considerations include alignment with government supply chain policies, security clearance prerequisites, and adherence to any special clauses captured in the ATC.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• Buyer-added ATC terms exist and are accessible via the uploaded file; bidders must review for all conditions.
• No EMD/estimated value details are publicly disclosed in the tender data; bidders should verify in ATC and accompanying documents.
• Tender references are linked to a high-security government procurement context; bidders should be prepared for confidential disclosures and possible domain-specific compliance checks.
• Submission readiness should include standard government bid documents and any organization-specific certificates outlined in the ATC.