GeM Insecticide and Household Cleaning Items Tender 2026 India - IS 4199, Insecticide Act 1968 Compliant

Tender Overview

GeM invites bids for a mixed category supply of household and cleaning products, including products registered under the Insecticide Act 1968 and related packaging and material specifications. The scope centers on commercial-scale supply to multiple designated locations, with emphasis on product quality, regulatory compliance, and clear packaging details. Estimated value and precise quantities are not disclosed in the provided data, but the ATC requires bidders to demonstrate brand legitimacy and compliance with governing specifications. The tender emphasizes End User Certificate handling, flexible quantity option clauses, and strict documentation uploads. The unique angle is the combination of insecticide registration requirements with housekeeping items and broom-related hardware, plus packaging and material standards. This is a multi-item procurement, with emphasis on brand reputation and technical conformance to specified standards.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Insecticide products must be registered under the Insecticide Act 1968 for selling, stocking, exhibiting for sale and distribution.
• Governing technical specifications reference a set of IS/industry standards (e.g., IS 4199 related clauses on Cresylic Acid content in soap (0.25%–0.75% by mass).
• Packaging and quantity details include: Net quantity per bottle/size, Pack of, and Net Volume per Pack (in Litres) with ±10% tolerance.
• General broom and cleaning items require: Type of Broom, Handle material, Bristle binding material, Overall length (cm), and Brush head design/type.
• Additional requirements cover fragrance for air fresheners, specified forms, and packaging materials.
• Additional terms specify multiple product attributes like Toilet brush holder provided, and Cresylic Acid specification when present.
• The buyer’s ATC enforces product quality from established brands and End User Certificate formats.

Terms & Eligibility

• Delivery scope: Scope of supply explicitly states “Only supply of Goods.”
• Option Clause: Purchaser may modify quantity up to 50% at contract rates; delivery period adjustment follows a defined calculation with a minimum of 30 days.
• End User Certificate provision requires format adherence by bidders.
• Bid Security Declaration must be submitted; non-compliance can lead to eligibility suspension under the Incidents Policy.
• Bidders must deliver to: multiple designated locations as specified in the ATC; undertaking confirming compliance is required.