Indian Army Solar Street Light and Miscellaneous Supplies Tender 2026 - Department of Military Affairs, Solar Light Standards and Accessories

Tender Overview

The opportunity is with the Indian Army under the Department Of Military Affairs for a multi-item supply package including items such as Solar Street Light, Multipurpose Bathroom Cabinet, Harpic 5 Ltr, Lizol 5 Ltr, toilet accessories, beds, carpets, and audio-visual equipment like Wireless Table Mic and DJ Light System Laser. The BOQ enumerates 14 items, with no explicit quantities or unit measurements provided in the data. The tender language indicates an Estimated Value and EMD Amount were not disclosed in the available information. The procurement appears to involve a bundled delivery across unspecified locations, with a strong emphasis on certificate verification and material testing. The unique aspect is the broad, mixed-category scope that combines sanitation, electrical/lighting, and furnishing items under a single tender. This requires bidders to manage diverse product compliance requirements while aligning with the Army’s delivery and QA expectations.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• No explicit product specifications are provided in the tender data.
• The buyer requires a Material Test Certificate to be sent along with supply; lab results will guide acceptance.
• An option clause allows a ±25% quantity variation during contracting and currency, with delivery time recalculated as (Additional quantity ÷ Original quantity) × Original delivery period, minimum 30 days.
• Certificate uploads are mandatory; non-submission may lead to rejection per ATC/Corrigendum.
• The scope includes a mix of goods with broad category coverage, demanding robust supplier capability and compliance with test results.

Terms & Eligibility

• Option Clause permits 25% quantity variation at order placement and during contract currency, with delivery periods adjusted accordingly.
• Material Test Certificate must accompany delivered items; laboratory outcomes will determine acceptance.
• Bidders must upload all certificates/documents specified in the Bid Document, ATC, and Corrigendum—missing certificates may lead to rejection.
• No explicit EMD amount or delivery timeline is stated in the data; bidders should prepare standard government bid security and verify with the issuing authority. {End of summary}