State Bank of India Safes (V3) ISI Marked to IS 550 Tender 2026 India

To bid, ensure ISI Marked safes meet IS 550, obtain OEM authorizations if required, submit GST and PAN, provide experience with security equipment, and attach technical compliance certificates. The tender may allow up to 25% quantity variation at contract, with delivery timelines based on last order date.

Required documents typically include GST certificate, PAN card, financial statements, experience certificates for similar safes projects, EMD documents, and technical compliance certificates proving ISI/IS 550 standards. OEM authorization may strengthen bid validity for ISI marked products.

Bidders must provide safes that are ISI Marked and IS 550 compliant for V3 category. Provide ISI certificate, IS 550 test reports, and OEM approvals. Ensure product meets security performance criteria and warranty terms outlined in bid terms.

Delivery timing follows the last date of the original delivery order, with option-driven extension computed as (additional quantity / original quantity) × original period, minimum 30 days. Extended delivery may occur within contract limits at the bidder’s risk.

EMD details are not provided in the data; bidders should check the full bid document. Prepare to submit an EMD as per tender terms, commonly a fixed amount or percentage of estimated value, payable via online payment or bank demand draft as specified.

The purchaser reserves the right to alter quantity up to 25% of bid quantity at contract initiation and during currency. This requires bid preparation with scalable production capacity and clear pricing for increased quantities within contracted rates.

Suppliers must demonstrate ISI Marked status with IS 550 compliance for V3 safes, include ISI certificate and test reports, and provide OEM authorizations if required by the tender. Compliance documents should be attached to the technical bid.

Verify eligibility by confirming ISI Mark, IS 550 compliance, demonstrated supply experience in security equipment, financial stability documents, GST/PAN validity, and OEM authorizations. Ensure capability to meet potential 25% quantity variation and delivery terms.