Tender Overview
The opportunity is issued by the Indian Coast Guard under the Department Of Defence for the fabrication and fitment of a flying programme board and flying progress board. The procurement scope lists no BOQ items but includes an option clause allowing a 25% quantity variation during contract placement and currency, with delivery timelines derived from the original delivery period. The stand-alone order will be governed by a base scope of work, with bid compliance needing to reflect the accepted scope. The tender emphasizes adherence to the option clause and delivery timing mechanics, ensuring bidders plan for potential quantity fluctuations. This opportunity is location-agnostic in the data provided, focusing on defence fabrication work with specific instruction to manage extended delivery periods during option exercise.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- Product/service: Fabrication and fitment of flying programme board and flying progress board.
- BOQ: 0 items listed; no quantitative BOM available.
- Key clause: Option Clause allows up to 25% increase/decrease in quantity at contracted rates; delivery starts from the last date of the original delivery order; extended delivery time computed as ( Increased quantity รท Original quantity ) ร Original delivery period, minimum 30 days.
- Scope alignment: bidders must deliver per the scope of work and obtain duly accepted scope from bidder prior to work.
- Compliance emphasis: bidders must follow the option-based delivery framework and ensure readiness for scale changes during contract execution.
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- EMD and exact estimated value are not disclosed in the data.
- Delivery terms specify a minimum delivery period tied to original order date; extension mechanics apply per option exercise.
- Any contract amendments will reference the same base scope with proportional timing adjustments.
- The buyer requires bidders to accept scope and adhere to the option-based delivery extension process as a condition for bid evaluation.
- Documentation and qualification criteria are to be inferred from standard defence procurement practices (scope acceptance, compliance with terms, and readiness for scale variation).
