Indian Army Concrete Sub Base and Sustainable Infrastructure Tender PoK 2026 – IS 550/IS I Standards 2026

Tender Overview

The Indian Army, Department Of Military Affairs, invites bids for a multi-disciplinary infrastructure package in POONCH, Jammu & Kashmir (185101). The scope encompasses concrete sub-base work, storm water provisions, roof and shed installations, 9-layer synthetic flooring, 200W flood lighting (non-masked), water removal rollers, volleyball infrastructure, weather-resistant tiles, rainwater outlets, referee chair with microphone, and electronic scoreboard. Estimated value not disclosed; EMD is ₹80,000. With a flexible quantity clause up to 25% variance and extended delivery timelines, bidders should plan for scalable deployment. The tender emphasises local content and Make in India considerations, alongside MSE preference where applicable. The broad geographic and functional mix suggests a turnkey civil and facilities package for a sports and infrastructure complex serving military facilities. The inclusion of sports equipment and lighting signals a blended civil-amenities contract requiring multi-disciplinary capabilities.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• No explicit technical specifications published in the data; key terms include: multiple sub-base, storm water, roofing, 9-layer synthetic flooring, 200W flood lighting, water removal, volleyball poles and net, weather tiles, rainwater outlet provisions, referee microphone, and electronic scoreboard.
• EMD: ₹80,000; Local content and MSE preference policies apply; Buyer's option clause allows ±25% quantity variation and extension up to the original delivery period with minimum 30 days.
• BOQ lists 11 items but lacks concrete quantities; bidders should prepare for a broad scope covering civil works, utilities, and sports facilities.
• No standards (IS/ISO) explicitly specified in the data; bidders should assume standard civil and electrical practices and verify on bid open.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD: ₹80,000; payment terms not specified in data; option clause permits quantity adjustments up to 25% and extended delivery time calculations.
• Purchase preference: MSEs and local content policy apply; manufacture requirement for goods to claim MSME benefits; Make in India considerations with local content thresholds.
• Documentation and compliance: bidders must align with Centre and Local Content policies; ensure OEM authorizations and service capabilities if applicable.
• Delivery schedule: delivery period tied to last delivery order date; extended timelines may apply per option clause.
• Additional terms: 11-item BOQ with non-listed item quantities; bidders should seek clarification on itemized deliverables and installation requirements.